Friday Nov 20 | Times Beacon Record
Food and toy drive for struggling western Suffolk families
When they learned that a number of families in their own community had fallen on hard times and needed assistance during the holiday season, the staff at Island Sports Physical Therapy and the Training Zone in East Northport sprang into action.
Church walls tell Jesus' story
Walking on a creaky scaffold looming over the church pews, George Filippakis nimbly navigated the swaying platform, somehow painting perfectly straight lines to form a halo above Jesus' head.
LIPA begins two-step cuts in solar energy rebates
Authority has begun a two-step reduction in the amount of money it will pay in rebates toward solar energy systems for homes and businesses.
EDITORIAL: Guns, bottles and doctors
Kudos to the two off-duty officers who were able to ward off their attackers using their service revolvers ["Cops refuse to be crime victims," News, Oct.
Bonus question of the week: How much Halloween candy do you let your kids eat?
It's a post-trick-or-treating ritual: Dumping out the contents of that pillowcase or plastic pumpkin and sorting eagerly through the loot: good, good, bad, bad, good, yuck, huh? But how much of that loot actually goes into your children's stomachs? My parents let us eat as much Halloween candy as we wanted, since it was pretty much the only time of ...
Trends from Designer Showcase '09
Upper Brookville, NY: Wednesday, September 23, 2009-- The conservatory/ winter garden by Rona Levine framed through a piano at La Selva where a Designers' Showcase will be held next month.
Huntington gets A+ for recycling
Man Faces 18-Year Sentence in L.I. Park Attack
A man accused of participating in a violent assault and robbery in a Long Island park last year has pleaded guilty to robbery charges and will be sentenced to 18 years in prison next month.
East N'port remembers 9/11 with eighth annual service
Members of the East Northport Fire Department, surrounding department members and the community will come together Sept.
Man Gets 3-10 Years for Fatal DWI Hit and Run
Written by Timothy Bolger on Sep 5th, 2009 and filed under Long Island News , News .
Police reports from Dix Hills, Greenlawn, Huntington, Huntington Station and South Huntington
Dix Hills Cash, a Nintendo game system and a debit card were stolen from an unlocked vehicle parked in a Farm View Drive driveway on Aug.
Greenlawn Fireman's Fair this week
Crime reports from Cold Spring Harbor, Dix Hills, Greenlawn, Huntington, Northport, West Hills
Cold Spring Harbor A mail box was stolen from a house on Saw Mill Road Aug. 3. A wooden door at a Tall Tree Court house was discovered damaged Aug.
Compiled by Gene Sullivan Huntingtona TMs Zoning Board Of Appeals holds a public hearing Thursday evening at 6 to consider these applications: COLD SPRING HARBOR: Armando Marasco requests variances to frontage lot width and Town Law 280A a ' no frontage on a main road and steep slope a ' to erect a new dwelling with unfinished basement, roofed ...
Hundreds still without power after storms hit LI
A band of thunderstorms that barraged Long Island with strong, gusting winds and teeming rains overnight left thousands without electrical power in Nassau and Suffolk.
American Legion post newsletter wins award
Charlie Armstrong; Bob Santo, commander; Allen Schwartz, editor - " The Greenlawn Bugle Post 1244; Legis.
Memorial rose bush planted at Vanderbilt Museum
The Centerport Garden Club planted a rose bush on the grounds of the Vanderbilt Museum on Saturday in memory of Ladis Bonchonsky, a long-time member who died in November.
Police reports from Centerport, Dix Hills, Fort Salonga, Greenlawn,...
Compiled by Virginia Dunleavy and Daria Arnold Centerport A pocketbook containing credit cards was stolen from an unlocked vehicle parked on Harned Drive June 22.
Special Assembly spending in Greenlawn and Halesite
Seventy of those allocations are in the town of Huntington. Here are the recipients in Greenlawn and Halesite: Recipient: KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS ST JOSEPH COUNCIL #4810 24 BOULEVARD AVENUE GREENLAWN, NY 11740 754-9488 Name of Project Director: CHARLES SORRENTINO Purpose of Project: FUNDS WILL BE USED FOR RENOVATION WORK.
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