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Fatal Fire Claims Young Man's Life
A fire that swept through the second floor of an Acre Lane home Wednesday morning claimed the life of a 23-year-old man and left four family members displaced.
Plainview-Old Bethpage JFK High School Names Valedictorian and Salutatorian
Lara Fourman has been named Plainview-Old Bethpage John F. Kennedy High School Valedictorian.
Check It Out at the Pob Library: July 3, 2009
The Plainview-Old Bethpage Public Library earned its distinction as a "Five-Star Library" because of the top quality programs and services it provides to its customers.
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Ifinix Corp. Ceo Breaks Promise
PLAINVIEW, NY -- iFinix Corp , a provider of real-time financial information and services to active traders and to the securities industry, announced today that its CEO has broken a promise to its shareholders.
Thunderstorms knock out power to hundreds
Morning storms knocked out power in neighborhoods across Long Island on Friday, an early-morning wave leaving about 700 customers without power and a later wave knocking out power to more than 1,300. The Long Island Power Authority reported a lightning strike knocked out service to 547 customers in Dix Hills early Friday, almost all of them along ...
Standing Tall After More Than 70 Years
For many, Memorial Day evokes happy images of cheering citizens and fluttering flags massed along the route of a community parade, followed often by a barbequed meal of classic American fare being shared with family and friends in a sunny backyard setting.
Some local stores still carry recalled Nestle products
Nestle is voluntarily recalling its Toll House refrigerated cookie dough products after the Food and Drug Administration issued a warning of possible E.coli contamination.
Good Shepherd Church Working to Reduce Environmental Footprint
The Sustainability Institute at Molloy College recently issued a report on the results from a project it is coordinating through a group called Long Island Interfaith Environment Network.
Cops: Plainview man robbed two banks
The same man robbed two different branches of a Capital One Bank in less than a week Thursdaybut his greed this time led to his capture, police said Edward Aukstolis, 55, of Miriam Ave., Plainview, was charged with robbing a Capital One Bank branch at 1105 Old Country Rd., Plainview, Thursday, and with robbing the Capital One Bank branch at 570 ...
Getting Away with It: Weekday's Back-to-School Special
Picture this. You're a school official. You arrive at work one morning and find a car parked on the roof of the school.
Thunderstorms flood roads, knock out power
Fog and mist shrouded Long Island Friday morning after overnight thunderstorms flooded roads, downed trees, created travel delays and played a role in power outages.
Project Prom: In battle of dresses, 'Belle' wins
Jenna Zito lets her hair down in this glamourous silk navy gown from the Revival Boutique in Roslyn, one of her choices for prom dress.
Lobster $5 lb. for 1 1/2 - 2 lb. $5.50 for 4 lb.
I don't understand how this place does it week after week. They are all hard shell packed tight with sweet meat.
Concentration camp survivors reflect on Obama's visit
Werner Reich, 81, of Smithtown, a retired industrial engineer who was in multiple death camps from 1943 to 1945, including two stints in Auschwitz.
Kennedy High School to remain open despite flu concern
John F. Kennedy High School in the Plainview-Old Bethpage district has seen a dramatic increase in absent students this week, apparently because of flu fears, while administrators continue to say there is no reason to close the campus.
NYRA to auction off lots near Aqueduct
New York Racing Association will auction off 64 vacant lots near Aqueduct to settle a $9-million judgment with the Internal Revenue Service.
The trial began Monday for a man accused of critically injuring a Long Island police officer.
The trial began Monday on Long Island for a man accused of critically injuring a police officer last year in a drunken-driving crash.
Trial in case that launched 'Wall of Shame' to begin
The drunken driving case that left a Nassau police officer critically injured and launched Nassau County's controversial DWI "Wall of Shame" is set to begin trial Monday in Mineola .
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Kassoy Introduces four New Products
PLAINVIEW, NY, May 29, 2009 /24-7PressRelease/ -- Kassoy/Leica 10x to 64x Stereo Zoom Microscope At this year's show, Kassoy proudly introduces the new Kassoy/Leica 10x to 64x Stereo Zoom Microscope.
PIC/AUDIO: Quick-Thinking Man Outsmarts L.I. Burglar
A quick thinking man out-smarted a suspected burglar who was ransacking his family's Plainview home yesterday.
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