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A book for all time — read it this weekend
The men burst into the house and dragged out the 15-year-old boy as his mother screamed for help. The sheriff’s men bound the boy’s hands and feet, loaded him into their car and . . . more
The Doughboy Monument in Lynbrook will be honored with the official dedication of a World War I centennial memorial by the U.S. World War I Centennial Commission and the Pritzker Military Museum.
Doughboy Monument in Lybrook to receive World War I centennial memorial designation
The U.S. World War I Centennial Commission and the Pritzker Military Museum and Library recently announced that the final 50 World War I memorials will be awarded grants and honored with the official national designation as “WWI Centennial Memorials,” including Lynbrook’s Doughboy Monument. more
Nassau County Executive Laura Curran is calling on New York state to hold off on granting well permits to New York City, which would allow the city to draw millions of gallons of water from Long Island's sole-source aquifers.
County Executive Curran calls on state to halt NYC's well permits
At a Feb. 1 news conference, Nassau County Executive Laura Curran called on New York state not to renew the permits for 68 wells in Jamaica, Queens, until the United States Geological Survey … more
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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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An estimated 200,000 women, men and children took to the streets of New York City for the 2018 Women's March, held Jan. 20, one year after President Trump was inaugurated.
Hundreds from Nassau take part in NYC Women's March
An estimated 200,000 men, women and children took to the streets of Manhattan for the second Women’s March, held on the first anniversary of President Donald J. Trump’s inauguration on … more
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Scott Brinton
Pittsburgh, metaphor for America
The public bus dropped me at a dirt patch seemingly in the middle of nowhere. In front of me, on the other side of a four-lane highway, was a wide river. Behind me was a tree-covered escarpment. Pittsburgh was nowhere to be seen. more
Lynbrook resident Catherine Zervas, second from left, danced with her Dean College friends Alyssa Eagan, far left, Morgan Cacciapouti and Kendra Wilson.
Lynbrook resident dances at Gillette Stadium before Patriots’ NFL season-opener
Lynbrook resident Catherine Zervas started off her senior year at Dean College in Franklin, Mass. with a bang. She was among the students who had the opportunity to dance on the football field at Gillette Stadium before the New England Patriots hosted the Kansas City Chiefs in their season-opener on Sept. 7. more
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What happened to the urgency of storm protection?
Last week, at the height of hurricane season, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration announced that forecasters are predicting a higher likelihood of an above-normal season, and increased the predicted number of . . . more
The Rev. Christopher Hofer, left, married Kerry Brady in August 2011 at the Church of St. Jude in Wantagh.
During Pride Month, LGBT clergy reflect
“Oh, there goes Father Faggot.” The Rev. Christopher Hofer still recalls the insults children and teens hurled at him in 2004, while he was out running in Wantagh, his new … more
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Greed has no boundaries
If there was ever a company that demonstrated greed, it would be iStar. If there was ever a city government that demonstrated a lack of openness and morality, it is the officials of the City of Long Beach. more
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