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An after party followed the race, allowing runners to interact and mingle over food and drinks.
Racing into 2013
While celebrations amassed throughout Long Island at midnight on Dec. 31, officially marking the beginning of 2013, a couple hundred residents welcomed the new year in a different way — a 5k dash. more
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A tumultuous 2012, to say the least
If there had been only a presidential election, and no other major news events, in 2012, it still would’ve been a year to remember. more
King Kullen founder Michael J. Cullen moved to Point Lookout in the 1930s after founding America’s First Supermarket in 1930.
Island Park King Kullen is a family affair
When the new King Kullen supermarket in Island Park has its official opening on Dec. 14, it will be serving a region that was among the hardest hit by superstorm Sandy. The extent to which residents … more
Step back in time: Old Bethpage Village gives visitors a taste of holiday merriment from days gone by when the restored village welcomes visitors to its “Candlelight Evenings” celebration. The Old Bethpage Village Brass Quartet sets a festive tone with Civil War era Christmas songs and other seasonal tunes.
Cherished holiday traditions around Long Island
The holiday countdown continues this weekend with heart-warming celebrations that focus on the festive pleasures of days gone by more
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Severely damaged in Hurricane Sandy, the Town of Hempstead’s Norman J. Levy Park and Preserve in Merrick is closed until further notice while repairs are being made.
Sandy cripples Hempstead Town facilities in Merrick-Bellmore
When Hurricane Sandy struck on Oct. 29, it severely damaged a number of Town of Hempstead facilities in the Bellmore-Merrick area. Repair work is under way, but it could be some time before they are up and running again. Particularly hard hit were the Norman J. Levy Park and Preserve, the Sanitation Department and the Merrick Senior Center. more
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Weeks after Sandy, many still need help
The hurricane-force winds and the mountainous storm surge are now just bad memories, but in many areas of the Heralds’ coverage area, Hurricane Sandy’s consequences will live on for weeks, months or years. more
Five Towns native Maria Cavallo Benkirane coordinated a Hurricane Sandy relief effort that will have a variety of supplies in Cedarhurst on Sunday.
Trucking in some relief from Florida
After speaking to her family, who is dispersed between Cedarhurst, Long Beach, New York City and Port Washington, and then reading comments on Facebook and viewing random online videos of the destruction Hurricane Sandy wrought in her native area, Boca Raton, Fla. resident Mara Cavallo Benkirane became determined to help. more
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The Long Beach LIRR station sat abandoned before trains started running on a limited schedule.
Limited service on Long Beach LIRR branch
While the Long Island Rail Road continues to recover from Hurricane Sandy, currently operating on a modified schedule nearly three weeks after experiencing system-wide destruction, the Long Beach … more
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A truck drove through sewage water on Rhame Avenue on Northern Blvd. in Bay Park
State of emergency issued for Bay Park, Baldwin
A state of emergency has been declared for certain homes in East Rockaway and Baldwin, according to Nassau County Health Commissioner Dr. Lawrence Eisenstein, to help eliminate threats to public … more
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As we recover, please thank your local heroes
I always thought it was cliché to say, “I’ve never seen anything like it,” but in the aftermath of Sandy, I can honestly say that, in my lifetime, I’ve never seen anything like it. more
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