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Q: Leasing or Buying: Which Option is Right for Me?
A: What’s the best route to acquiring a new and reliable set of wheels? Choosing the make and model of the vehicle you wish to drive, as well as other factors like amenities and mileage are … more
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U.S. letter carriers gearing up for Stamp Out Hunger campaign May 13
Island Harvest Food Bank is teaming up with the National Association of Letter Carriers and the United States Postal Service for the 25th annual Stamp Out Hunger campaign on Saturday, May 13. In … more
David O’Neill, left, owner of village car service (pictured here with his wife Claudine), said that if a statewide license is going to be offered to Uber and Lyft, his company should also be eligible for one.
Owner of Lynbrook cab company hopeful for equal state licenses
As part of the $153.1 billion 2018 budget that was finalized by the New York State Senate on April 9, Transportation Network Companies such as Uber and Lyft are now permitted to operate throughout the state under a uniform statewide license. more
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Corinne Hammons, CEO of Little Flower, VIPs and staff members cut the ribbon on the newest facility.
Special-needs adult facility celebrates opening
Little Flower Children and Family Services of New York held a grand opening for its new alternative residence for special-needs adults on Essex Place in Valley Stream on April 12. more
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Community Presbyterian Church Holy Week services
The Merrick Community Presbyterian Church announces its schedule of Holy Week services. more
J. Anderson boarding the Shoppers Special at Long Beach Road and Broadway on her way to Stop & Shop. The city is also looking to reduce service on the Shoppers Special, which provides transportation to shopping districts in the east and west ends.
Long Beach eyes bus cuts to Point Lookout
The city is looking to cut bus service to and from Point Lookout on Saturdays, saying that it is losing money and can no longer afford to operate the trips without additional funding from Nassau … more
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The eight-decade-long effort to cut the social safety net
Even though I’ve always been involved in politics, I don’t come from a family where politics dominated the nightly dinner-table discussions. more
Wantagh Fire Department officials picked up Christine Newins, a 52-year-old Levittown resident and community volunteer in north Wantagh and Seaford, from the airport when she returned from rehabilitation for life-threatening injuries she sustained in a car accident in Carlsbad, Calif.
Wantagh-Seaford residents rally around injured Levittown volunteer
Christine Newins, a 52-year-old Levittown resident, cannot remember Jan. 17 — the day she was hit by a car while jogging on the Pacific Crest Trail in Carlsbad, Calif. Chris Newins, her husband, … more
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Valley Stream officials brace for another major snowstorm
All of Long Island is now under a Blizzard Watch from late Monday, March 13, into Wednesday, March 15. more
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Snow and slush made walking difficult on South Shore streets. Wind and rain made conditions miserable. Above, a side street in south Merrick.
Nor'easter packs a wallop on the South Shore, despite lower snow totals
County and town officials continued to urge people to stay home Tuesday when a messy nor'easter swept across the South Shore early in the morning, bringing with it a mix of snow, sleet and rain. more
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