Plainview, NY|News|
Mother’s Day 2022 Brunch: Reserve Now In Plainview
Make sure to call now so you can get the best seats for you and mom.
Alex Costello, Patch Staff
Alex Costello, Patch Staff
- Garden City, NY
Alex is an award-winning journalist who has spent more than a decade covering Long Island, and Nassau County in particular. He loves the nitty-gritty of local politics, his dog and tea. You can reach him at alex.costello@patch.com.
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Massapequa, NY|News|
Mother’s Day 2022 Brunch: Reserve Now In Massapequa
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Levittown, NY|News|
Mother’s Day 2022 Brunch: Reserve Now In Levittown
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Hicksville, NY|News|
Mother’s Day 2022 Brunch: Reserve Now In Hicksville
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Garden City|News|
Mother’s Day 2022 Brunch: Reserve Now In Garden City
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East Meadow, NY|News|
Mother’s Day 2022 Brunch: Reserve Now In East Meadow
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Malverne-Lynbrook, NY|News|
Long Island Teacher Of The Week: Nkenge Gilliam
The Elmont Memorial High School social studies teacher leads the school's distinguished Model UN club.
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Plainview, NY|News|
'Most Corrupt' Former NYPD Officer From LI Gets 8 Years In Jail
Robert Smith bragged about his corruption while taking bribes and trying to make money as a drug trafficker.
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Garden City|News|
Long Island's Best Public High Schools: 2022 Rankings Released
More than two dozen LI districts made Niche's list of the best in New York. See how your district fared in the rankings.
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Levittown, NY|News|
Long Island Man Stole Thousands In Horse Drugs From Manufacturer
He was sentenced to a year in jail and to pay nearly $850,000 for the drugs he stole from his employer and sold himself.
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Massapequa, NY|News|
Massapequa Fire Department Hosting Blood Drive On April 25
The drive is being held in the memory of Heather Pendergast, daughter of former Massapequa Fire Department Chief Tom Pendergast.
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Massapequa, NY|News|
Nassau Man Attacked Sanitation Workers: Police
Police say the man threw bricks at a garbage truck and shattered the window, then sprayed a chemical at the sanitation workers.
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Garden City|News|
Garden City Gets $16.6 Million In Grants To Improve Water System
The grant money will help fund four projects around the village to purify residents' water.
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Massapequa, NY|News|
Nassau Fire Districts Send 2 Tons Of Medical Supplies To Ukraine
The Association of Fire Districts of Nassau County collected 4,000 pounds of medical supplies to help Ukrainian citizens.
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Hicksville, NY|News|
Hicksville Gets $17.5 Million In Grants To Improve Water System
The grant money will help fund four projects around the area to purify residents' water.
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Massapequa, NY|News|
Massapequa Music Program Earns Repeat Recognition
It was the 14th consecutive year the district was recognized as a Best Community for Music Education.
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Syosset, NY|News|
Nassau Police Search For 3 Girls Missing Since Sunday
Police say all three went missing from the Mercy First facility in Syosset. Do you know where they are?
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Garden City|News|
Garden City High School Students Debate In Global Conference
Two of the students won awards for their work in the Model UN conference.
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Garden City|News|
Sexual Assault Arrest Made At Adelphi University
The arrest occurred early Sunday, though details about it are still scant.
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Massapequa, NY|News|
Massapequa Athletes Commit To Play In College
More than two dozen Chiefs signed letters of intent to continue their athletic careers in college.
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