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Christhian Velasquez Galeano pleaded guilty on Tuesday to first-degree vehicular manslaughter and other charges, prosecutors said.
A commercial floor scraping machine valued at $60,000 was stolen from the location, police said.
Shows will take place in the Gazebo at the Village Green.
The mats extend to the high tide line.
Yearly permits expire on June 30.
"Together, we’re not just learning about the world, we’re making it better," Baldwin Middle School Principal Dr. Erica Banks-Taylor said.
It takes place at 3151 Lawson Boulevard on Saturday morning.
The federal holiday commemorates the end of slavery in the U.S.
Tickets will go on sale starting June 20.
The Town of Oyster Bay accepted the SmartGrowth Award from Vision Long Island.
It takes place on Saturday, June 28 at Town Park Point Lookout.
It took place on Monday at Village Elementary School.
Residents can visit Sherman Brown Park starting on Thursday.
The business has partnered with over 20 award-winning chefs and restaurants to replicate dishes.
It happened on Saturday afternoon at the Willis Avenue store in Roslyn Heights.
Aldo Hernandez was arrested and charged with second-degree criminal mischief, police said.
No charges have been filed, but an investigation is ongoing, police said.
The Nassau event was one of an estimated 2,000 nationwide protests against the Trump administration.
Israel attacked Iran's nuclear sites and senior military personnel earlier this week, while Iran retaliated on Friday.
It's aimed at reducing noise and air pollution from gas-powered leaf blowers.
