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Pickleball for all in Oceanside, new facility set to open on September 8

A new hub for pickleball enthusiasts is set to open soon in Oceanside, promising to bring the community together with the fun, fast-growing sport. Pickleball XPO, spearheaded by resident David … more

By Kepherd Daniel | 8/30/24

Criminal Law

Q. My neighbor’s son was arrested for drunk driving. The police seized the car he was driving, which is owned by his mother and he told her the police are trying to forfeit it. What are my … more

By Michael A. Scotto | 9/28/12

Litigation & Dispute Resolution

Q: I suspect that one of my employees is planning to leave my company and either go with another company which is in the same business as mine, or start his own business in … more

Robert N. Zausmer | 11/21/12

Employment Law

Q: I have a business which employs 54 full time workers and 15 part time workers, and I am only now considering signing up for a health insurance plan. How is Obamacare going to impact my … more

By Paul Millus | 2/18/13

Personal Injury Law

Q: My husband is a firefighter who was recently injured on the job while fighting a fire. He doesn’t think he is entitled to any monetary compensation … more

By Jay Wechsler | 5/14/13

The LI Pride Lions’ second annual end-of-summer Tea Dance, an outdoor fundraiser, was held last Sept. 17 at Mary Carroll’s Pub in Babylon. It had a disco theme, and raised money for PFY and the Family and Children’s Association. From left were member Drew Somer; Jason Schaefer, membership chairperson; Peter Kontos, vice president; Dr. Mary Carlson, treasurer; Ariel Sinclair, a drag performer; Maryann Veltre, second vice president; Joshua Smith, secretary; Michael Caputo, president; and members Gina Wuestmann and Tawni Engel.

LI Pride Lions members share mission to help

The LI Pride Lions Club is making waves in Long Island’s LGBTQ community with its dedication to service, fundraising and community engagement. Founded two years ago, the club has quickly become a … more

By Kepherd Daniel | 3/1/24

Congestion pricing delay exposes political gamesmanship

Gov. Kathy Hochul’s recent decision to delay the controversial congestion pricing scheme is cause for celebration. Let’s not forget, however, that this win comes with a rather large asterisk. more

By Ed Ra | 6/28/24

The Abraham Combs house, in Oceanside, has been expertly preserved over the years.

Preserving the Abraham Combs house in Oceanside

All but unnoticed amid the suburban sprawl of Oceanside is a piece of American history few might expect to find: a 19th-century home steeped in stories from the Civil War era, early American life, … more

By Ryan Demino | 8/30/24

Don’t let Sandy be a holiday Grinch

The holidays are in full swing, the stores are bustling with holiday shoppers, moms are baking their traditional Christmas butter cookies, but not all seems right with the world — not in our … more

By Mary Malloy | 12/19/12

Trusts & Estates Law

Q: Has New York State enacted new estate and gift tax laws to follow the American Taxpayer Relief Act of 2012, signed into law on January 2, 2013? A: No. The State of New York has its own … more

By Nathaniel Corwin | 2/18/13

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