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Jackson Metellus of Valley Stream was sentenced to 15 years in prison on Dec. 12, 2022.
Valley Stream man found guilty of drug and weapons charges
A Valley Stream man was sentenced to 15 years in prison on drug and weapons charges by county prosecutors after a search of the man’s residence turned up two firearms and a stash of drugs. Jackson Metellus, 41, was … more
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The Nassau County Police Department took out 30 deserving kids shopping during its annual Shop with a Cop event on Dec. 8.
Shop with a Cop spreads holiday cheer
Thirty elementary students from Valley Stream District 30 and other surrounding schools gleefully weaved through the aisles at the Walmart in Green Acres on a holiday shopping spree hosted by the … more
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Coach Ken Rosenberg spoke with youth program members about wrestling technique.
Building future wrestlers in Hewlett
Wrestling involves a good stance, efficient movement, penetration, and a drive to the finish. more
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Navy veteran Joseph Santillo raised the flag at the Inwood VFW Post 1582 Veterans Day ceremony in 2011.
World War II veteran Joseph Santillo dies at 95
Lifelong Inwood resident Joseph Santillo, a World War II veteran and retired Nassau County police officer for 36 years died on Oct. 16. Santillo was 95. more
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The Valley Stream Central High School district is on lockdown following a shooting threat made on social media targeting North and South Valley Stream high schools.
Valley Stream Central district on lockdown amid shooting threat
The Valley Stream Central High School district opened its doors to students and staff under a district wide lockdown in response to a school shooting threat posted on social media, according to a … more
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Anthony D’Esposito, a Hempstead town councilman running to succeed Kathleen Rice in the 4th Congressional District, told reporters like Ed Weintrob of The Jewish Star that he has worked hard over the years to build relationships with the Jewish community, and to fight back against antisemitism.
Where everyone knows Anthony D’Esposito’s name
It’s hard to find anyone within the Town of Hempstead who doesn’t know who Anthony D’Esposito is, and it’s even more difficult to find someone who hasn’t actually met him. more
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SUV kills pedestrian on Oceanside Road
A 61-year-old man was killed Saturday after the driver of an SUV hit the sidewalk and crashed into a building on Oceanside Road. more
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The Village of Valley Stream in partnership with various local and county agencies, business groups, and non-profits refurbished the police booth at the Gibson train station.
Village refurbishes worn-out police booth
A dilapidated police booth in front of the Gibson Long Island Rail Road station, with its chipped wooden door and white-stained, blocked-up windows, has long since seen brighter days. But that all … more
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Long Beach bikers are being urged to slow down in the boardwalk’s bike lane. The new, temporary yellow barriers are the department’s first steps toward new signs.
Long Beach police urges bikers to slow down
The Long Beach Police Department spends a lot of time urging motorists to slow down on city roads, but now officers are finding themselves doing the same for speeders on the Boardwalk. Since the … more
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Mayor Kennedy, precinct officers, village trustees and administrators and community members at National Night Out in Bishop Frank O. White Park on Tuesday.
National Night Out returns to Freeport
Freeport residents turned out in force at Bishop Frank O. White Park to interact with first responders and celebrate the return of National Night Out on Aug. 2. more
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