Maureen is an editor at Long Island Patch with a passion for local news, covering the areas of Deer Park-North Babylon, Babylon Village, Bay Shore, Islip, East Islip, Sayville-Bayport, Brentwood-Central Islip, Lindenhurst, and West Islip. Born and raised in Queens, NY, she received her bachelor's in English Literature at SUNY Binghamton, and recently graduated with her master's degree from New York University's Arthur L. Carter Journalism Institute. In her spare time, she enjoys reading, running, all things podcasts, and busting out a tune with friends at karaoke. Want to connect? Send tips, ideas, press releases, podcast recommendations and photos of your pets to maureen.mullarkey@patch.com
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The incident occurred on Tuesday morning, police say.
The retail chain offers a variety of Western and work-related apparel.
The person was struck by a Grand Central-bound train, the MTA says.
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The property has been the site of several recent crimes.
NYPD Det. Harry O. D'Onofrio was remembered by loved ones and officials.
The new officers spent the last 31 weeks of academy training with more than 1,000 hours of instruction.
Warm, spring weather is here to stay this week on Long Island.
Police are seeking the public's help to find 16-year-old Carmen Thomas.
The man was making a left turn when his car was struck by another vehicle, police say.
The 20-year-old drove off after striking the officer, police say.
"You've made this journey one I'll remember forever."
The beloved movie theater is expected to reopen, after a long journey of renovations.
The lawsuit comes two weeks after another Central Islip student said she was assaulted on school property.
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The $45 million listing features 18 bedrooms, salons, tennis courts, a bowling alley, and more.
Reticulated pythons are illegal to possess in New York without a special permit, as they are considered dangerous.
The woman was crossing the street when she was struck by the truck, police say.
The closures will take place near the Town of Babylon, the New York State Department of Transportation said.
