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Guinness World Record attempts also combat bullying in Kings Park
After seeing a news report about a boy his age who committed suicide after being bullied, ninth grader Luke Carlin wanted to bring his community together to stand up against bullying.
Smithtown officials move to haul industrial biz into court
Smithtown officials voted unanimously Tuesday to authorize town attorneys to ask a state judge to issue a restraining order against a Kings Park industrial site for alleged zoning code infractions.
Smithtown settles suit in 2 boat ramp deaths
Smithtown officials unanimously authorized a $560,000 settlement Tuesday with the families of two Centereach men who died in 2008 after driving off a town-owned boat ramp into the Nissequogue River.
Smithtown seeks to compel changes at Kings Park industrial park
Smithtown officials are mulling plans to phase out businesses in the Kings Park industrial park that neighbors say cause problems such as traffic, noise and sickening odors.
Kings Park library to host free information fair Thursday for seniors
A free informational fair for seniors, their families and caregivers will be held Thursday from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the Kings Park Branch Library, 1 Church St., in recognition of May as Senior Citizens Month.
"Kay" lived most of her life in New York .She married Harry C. McGuirk and raised four children in Kings Park, N.Y. She worked as an office manager for a busy OB practice until retiring to Ft.
Land transfer at ex-hospital site denied
New York Parks Commissioner Rose Harvey has denied Smithtown 's request to transfer or lease 55 acres at the former site of Kings Park Psychiatric Hospital to the town for recreational development.
Engineer drafts plan to save Kings Park homes
Smithtown Town is moving to raze two vacant houses at 77 and 81 W. Main St. in Kings Park.