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Authentic culinary secrets of Greece
Formerly the Long Beach Diner, Syrtaki Greek Restaurant Taverna is the newest creation of owner Theodore Agelis, who is originally from Greece. Since numerous diners grace the area . . . more
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A powerful nor'easter rolled across Long Island on Friday.
Nor'easter brings rain, high winds, flooding to Nassau County
All of the South and North Shores were under a flood warning and high-wind watch as a powerful nor’easter churned across Long Island Friday morning. more
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Sea Cliff/Glen Head reporter Alyssa Seidman was among the hundreds who dove right in at the Long Beach Polar Bear Plunge last Sunday.
Plunging, freezing and living life to the fullest
Every Super Bowl Sunday since 2012 has been nothing short of average for me. I’m a pseudo sports fan who only succumbs to the chaos of fandom when the Giants or the Mets are doing miraculously … more
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Ralph Keppler, 27, of Lynbrook, was indicted Tuesday on charges stemming from an attack on Theresa Kiel, 55, of Long Beach, in December 2016 that left her in a coma.
Lynbrook man indicted on charges of attempted murder of Long Beach woman
A Lynbrook man was arraigned Tuesday in Nassau County criminal court in Mineola on grand jury indictment charges for the attempted murder of a former business partner in front of her Long Beach home in December 2016. more
Ralph Keppler
Lynbrook man charged in brutal beating of Long Beach woman
The man accused of brutally beating a Long Beach woman at her apartment building in 2016 was arrested on Thursday and charged with attempted murder and assault. Long Beach police said 27 year-old … more
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Grand opening: an Asian feast!
Taking over the space that once housed Saverio’s, Dumont’s is a place to indulge on all sorts of Asian delights, sushi, sashimi and seafood. more
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Savory or sweet, crêpes to write home about!
The concept behind Fresco is simple – crêpes to match every mood, taste and time of day. Add to that . . . more
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The morning after Sandy, I didn’t know where to start
“It’s total devastation — countless cars are ruined, the boardwalk is ruined, people’s homes,” Sgt. Eric Cregeen told me the day after Hurricane Sandy . . . more
Rhame Avenue Principal Erik Walter was among the good Samaritans and firefighters who pulled two people from the ocean who fell off a jetty in Long Beach on Sept. 23.
Rhame Avenue principal helps rescue two girls from drowning
Sept. 23 started as just another beach day at Edwards Boulevard, in Long Beach, for Rhame Avenue Elementary School Principal Erik Walter and his friend Gregory Dressel. The two Long Beach residents were enjoying the uncharacteristically warm weather at around 3:30 p.m. when they heard a woman on the shore shouting for help. more
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Mexican with an urban twist
Casual and laid-back, the Cabana is a place to chill out and enjoy Tex-Mex style cuisine, drinks of all kinds, live music, and weather permitting, plenty of outside dining. more
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