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Empty shelves at Brach's on Jan. 20. The Lawrence kjosher supermarket will close on May 1.

Brach's kosher supermarket closing on May 1

Despite nearly three months of denials, the rumor has become fact: Brach’s a kosher supermarket in Lawrence will be closing. more

By Jeff Bessen and Vanessa Parker | 2/3/16

Police hope to identify this person in connection with an illegal ATM withdrawal.

One sought in theft of ATM card

Authorities are seeking a person in connection with the theft of a Baldwin resident’s ATM card in April. Nassau County police and Crime Stoppers said the individual illegally used an ATM card … more

1/14/16

Justice for F.S. Auto Dealerhip

A Queens resident has been sentenced to 20 years in prison for a 2013 robbery of an auto dealership in Franklin Square, acting Nassau County District Attorney Madeline Singas announced yesterday. … more

11/24/15

NYPD officers carried Randolph Holder's casket out of the church after Wednesday's funeral service.

Remembering to honor the heroes

Randolph Holder, the New York Police Department Housing Bureau officer who was killed on Oct. 20, allegedly by the man he was chasing, was remembered by family, friends, community leaders, police brass and officers as thousands lined Merrick Boulevard in Jamaica, Queens, on Oct. 28. more

By Vanessa Parker | 10/28/15

NCPD Yosef Gerson’s disappearance galvanized the community, which organized an exhaustive search for him and filled a prayer gathering to capacity. NCPD Yosef Gerson’s disappearance galvanized the community, which organized an exhaustive search for him and filled a prayer gathering to capacity. NCPD Yosef Gerson’s disappearance galvanized the community, which organized an exhaustive search for him and filled a prayer gathering to capacity. NCPD Yosef Gerson’s disappearance galvanized the community, which organized an exhaustive search for him and filled a prayer gathering to capacity. Yosef Gerson’s disappearance galvanized the community, which organized an exhaustive search for him and filled a prayer gathering to capacity.

Search unifies community

When the Nassau County Police Department sent out a Silver Alert on Oct. 7 that reported Lawrence resident Yosef Gerson missing, it sounded like so many of the other alerts that are issued about people who suffer from cognitive disorders, as Gerson does, and must be found because they need their medication. more

By Jeff Bessen | 10/21/15

The worst day of school (and nothing bad happened)

First weeks of school, 2015: Little legs trundle down the block, wobbling under the weight of outsized backpacks. Older children meander toward the bus stop . . . more

10/1/15

The always dynamic pianist Rachel Z (right) returns with her band The Trio of OZ, featuring drummer Omar Hakim (left).

In tune with the Long Beach Jazz Festival

The Long Beach Jazz Festival, which runs Sept. 17-20, has now evolved into an institution, eagerly awaited by not only local residents, but by fans from throughout the South Shore and beyond. more

By Karen Bloom | 9/2/15

Nassau D.A.: Mortgage holders cheated out of $728K

A Dix Hills man who ran a mortgage-modification business stole a little more than $728,000 from 30 clients, including at least one homeowner in Merrick, according to acting Nassau County District … more

By Scott Brinton | 9/2/15

Engineer Andrew Braum, who lives in Wantagh, inspected many South Shore homes after Hurricane Sandy, and said some of his reports were later altered.

Engineer fighting for Sandy victims

After Hurricane Sandy struck, engineers visited thousands of damaged homes on the South Shore to evaluate the damage and determine whether the storm had caused structural damage — decisions … more

By Matthew Rachek | 7/30/15

Bishop Lawrence C. Provenzano, the leader of the Episcopal Diocese of Long Island, left, welcomed Gerard “Jerry” Walsh as the new chief executive officer of St. John’s Episcopal Hospital on Monday.

St. John’s names new chief executive officer

Gerard “Jerry” Walsh was part of the class that earned the first health care administration degrees from St. John’s University in 1979, and the Queens native — who spent his formative years in Elmhurst and began working in Forest Hills — has returned after 17 years in Maryland to be the new chief executive officer of St. John’s Episcopal Hospital in Far Rockaway. more

By Jeff Bessen | 7/29/15

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