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Christina Becker
Woman struck and killed by vehicle in Oceanside was member of Lynbrook's Becker family
An Oceanside woman with deep ties to Lynbrook was struck and killed by a car on Oct. 26. more
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Charles B. Wang, the co-owner of the New York Islanders and a founder of CA Technologies, died on Oct. 21. He was 74.
Islanders Co-Owner Charles Wang dies at 74
Charles B. Wang, the co-owner of the New York Islanders and a founder of CA Technologies, died on Oct. 21. He was 74. Wang called Long Island his adopted home and choose to base CA on Long Island … more
Dr. Cheryl Lynn Carrao
SNCH’s Dr. Cheryl Carrao remembered
Dr. Cheryl Lynn Carrao, a longtime medical education professional, died on Sept. 29. She was 51. Carrao, remembered by those who knew her as a person who emanated positivity, was the associate … more
John Elges
Remembering John Elges, Long Beach firefighter
“He was my best friend, and he was lots of people’s best friend. He just kind of had that way about him. He touched a lot of people’s lives, and he’s going to be missed by many, many … more
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Ralph Greco served as mayor of Valley Stream from 1983 to 1987.
Valley Stream mourns former mayor
Ralph Greco’s life was about service. A veteran of the Ninth Air Force during World War II, he was on the Village of Valley Stream board of trustees before serving as mayor, from 1983 to 1987. more
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Edyth and Joe DeBaun in an undated photo. The two met as rival high school cheerleaders in the late 1930s.
Edyth DeBaun, Oceanside philanthropist, dies
Edyth DeBaun, a local philanthropist who touched the lives of thousands of children across the South Shore through Camp DeBaun — a summer camp she founded and co-owned with her husband, Joe — and … more
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Jack Mackston served as a Long Beach City Court judge beginning in 1972 and was elected Nassau County Criminal Court judge in 1988.
Long Beach's Jack Mackston, longtime judge who went after slumlords, dies at 90
Jack Mackston, a former City Court and Nassau County Criminal Court judge who earned a reputation for being tough on slumlords during the tumultuous 1970s in Long Beach — and who made headlines … more
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Thom Ruckert began teaching at Glen Cove High School when he was 24. He was considered cool, and people saw him that way throughout his life.
Beloved Glen Cove High School teacher dies at 72
Thom Ruckert was the epitome of cool. Tall and lean, he had long hair and wore round, wire-rimmed glasses. When he came to Glen Cove High School to teach English in 1969, he was 24. Teenage girls … more
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Phillip F. Stenger contributed heavily to the Wantagh Fire Department and several Brooklyn business associations in his 89-year life.
Wantagh firefighter, “Mr. Brooklyn” leaves an impact
Phillip F. Stenger, a longtime member of the Wantagh Fire Department died on June 15 at the age of 89. more
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Klages sporting the personalized apron his family bought him one Christmas.
A ‘cop’s cop’ dies at 89
Alfred Klages, of Seaford, never brought his work home with him when he was a member of the New York City Police Department’s Emergency Service Unit. more
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