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MTA will risk much if it cuts service and hikes fares
Pat Foye, chairman of the Metropolitan Transportation Authority, has said that service on the Long Island Rail Road and Metro North could be reduced by as much as 50 percent — and bus and subway service by 40 percent — in the coming months if . . . more
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Victoria, Vernell and Desiree Nelson attended the water tower protest on Sept. 21.
Elmont residents demand water tower repairs
On Sept. 21, a small crowd of Elmont residents led a new chant — “No paint, no peace!” — as they gathered in front of the Elmont water tower for a rally calling for repairs to … more
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The Elmont water tower is rusted, and paint chips are falling off.
Elmont water tower repairs delayed by state mandates
The north side of the Elmont water tower, on Miriam Parkway, has been rusting for years, and blue paint chips are constantly falling off. But only a few miles away, the Franklin Square water tower … more
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To bury the power lines, or not?
Tropical Storm Isaias marched up the Eastern Seaboard Aug. 4 with 70-mph winds that snapped trees in half or ripped them out of the ground, often sending them crashing onto power lines, leaving 420,000 Long Island ratepayers without electricity. more
Jason, a bartender at Street to Table in Merrick, handed a client a refreshing frozen margarita in a pouch. The New York State Liquor Authority requires that customers must order food with Street to Table’s drinks-to-go service.
Bellmore-Merrick bars adjust to new state regulation
The bar industry has taken another hit with Gov. Andrew Cuomo’s most recent measure to prevent the spread of coronavirus. The regulation, which prohibits the sale of alcoholic beverages without … more
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Mr. Trump, suburbia needs solutions, not tweets
President Trump claimed last week that he is protecting suburbanites from low-income housing projects, tweeting on July 29: "I am happy to inform all of the people living their Suburban Lifestyle Dream . . ." more
The FedEx Authorized ShipCenter on Franklin Avenue has suspended express drop-offs and pick-ups.
Mail services adjust to pandemic protocols
Mail services across the country have had to adjust to new coronavirus protocols, as more people self-isolated and shopped online. “A lot has changed. It’s been very different,” … more
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Author Micah Dank graduated from South Side High School in 2001 and moved to Baldwin in 2016.
Rockville Centre native, Baldwin resident releases first novel in thriller series
Micah Dank, a Rockville Centre native and Baldwin resident, explores astrology and hidden codes in his debut novel “Beneath the Veil,” the first in a series entitled “Into the Rabbit Hole.” more
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Christopher Connors, a 1999 South Side High School graduate, became a full-time entrepreneur as a writer, executive coach and speaker in 2018, after he realized he was unhappy working in the corporate world.
Rockville Centre native releases his second self-help book
Rockville Centre native Christopher Connors is “a classic example of someone who was working in corporate America and realized they weren’t doing what they were passionate about,” he said. more
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Dox in Island Park became the first Long Island business to have its liquor license suspended by the State Liquor Authority for multiple violations, including a lack of social distancing
Dox in Island Park becomes first Long Island business to have liquor license suspended for Covid-19 violations
Dox in Island Park became the first Long Island business to have its liquor license suspended by the State Liquor Authority for multiple violations, which included failing to comply with orders to … more
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