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If you can't win fairly, try changing the rules
If there’s one thing I can’t stand, it’s a cheater. My rule applies to athletes who take steroids to gain an advantage over their competitors, or my neighbor who calls my tennis shots out of bounds even though he knows the balls were inside the line. more
Rosie Napravnik rode 19-1 longshot Five Sixteen to a respectable fifth-place finish in this year's Belmont Stakes.
Napravnik rides in elite company
It’s been a quick rise to stardom for jockey Rosie Napravnik, who continues to build on a tremendous career after winning aboard her first-ever mount, Ringofdiamonds, in 2005 at Pimlico Race Course. more
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From left, Fred Senti III, Assistant Chief Heather Senti, Chief of Department Michael Koppel, Lt. Patrick McNeill, Sal Sinatro, Matthew Gritman and outgoing Chief Michael Joyce.
One department, two firsts: Lakeview swears in Senti, Koppel
The Lakeview Fire Department held its installation ceremony for new officers — including the first-ever female assistant chief, Heather Senti, and the first-ever Orthodox Jewish chief, Michael … more
Krissy Carambia, in white, jammed her way through a pair of blockers during a bout.
Sisterhood of the traveling packs
She’s only five feet two and weighs about 100 pounds, but Krissy Carambia can knock the wind out of you without so much as a bruise. Carambia, better known by her derby alias Etta Jams, is a … more
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Nassau County police released this surveillance photo of an alleged female bank robber in Rockville Centre.
Female bank robber is double trouble in Rockville Centre
Nassau County detectives have released bank surveillance photos of a woman who allegedly pulled off two bank robberies in Rockville Centre in as many days. She is also suspected of involvement in a third heist, of a bank in Great Neck Estates, shortly after the second robbery in the village. There were no injuries in any of the incidents. more
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Kim Martino, left, the first female RVCFD captain, at the swearing in of new officers on April 20. She was with her father, Billy Lapkowski, and her husband, Joe Martino.
A new first for the RVCFD
Kim Martino has a long family history in the Rockville Centre Fire Department. Her father, Billy Lapkowski, has been a member for over 40 years. She has many uncles, including former village Mayor Gene Murray, who were chiefs of the department. Her husband, Joe, joined up after the two of them married and moved to Rockville Centre. And her sister, Eileen DeBono, is also a member. So it is really no surprise that Martino herself joined the RVCFD, and has been a member for nearly nine years. As she said, it’s in her blood. more
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