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Herbert L. Haas, longtime lawyer, Huntington resident, dies at 88
He answered a "calling" to become an attorney and was the consummate professional who treated his clients the same, whether their fee was $50,000 or $500, son Randall Haas says.
Bellone: Unequal treatment of minorities in traffic stops 'unacceptable'
Commissioner Geraldine Hart called the differing experiences of Black, Hispanic and white drivers "very concerning for this department."
Man with knife shot, killed by Suffolk police in Coram, officials say
The Brooklyn man had refused to drop the knife as he closed in on an officer, who shot him, Suffolk police said. He was pronounced dead at Stony Brook University Hospital. Â
New York's COVID-19 travel quarantine list grows; New Jersey, Connecticut and Pennsylvania left out of restrictions
Gov. Cuomo said he will work with the neighboring states to help them control their coronavirus spikes. On Long Island, Brentwood High School closed through Oct. 30 due to a positive test result.
Mint Hill Fall Home & Garden Guide - The Weekly Post
Mint Hill Fall Home & Garden Guide The Weekly Post
Lee Zeldin, Nancy Goroff spar over attack ads in Congress debate
Zeldin, a Republican who's seeking a fourth term, will face Goroff, a Democrat and a Stony Brook University scientist, on Nov. 3 in the 1st Congressional District.
How to save money by winterizing your home - NBC4 WCMH-TV
How to save money by winterizing your home NBC4 WCMH-TV
Home Inspection Software Market 2020 Emerging Trend and Advancement Outlook 202 - News by aeresearch
The list of COVID-19 cases reported in LI schools
Students, teachers or staff have tested positive for the coronavirus at schools in dozens of Long Island school districts. Here's a roundup.
Village in Smithtown will not enforce bow hunting law
The announcement follows an appeals court ruling that strikes down a Smithtown law that largely prohibits the use of bow and arrow for hunting.
Art galleries help keep Southampton Village's downtown retail corridor on the upswing
Southampton's Main Street - typically lagging this time of year - remains occupied this fall, thanks to an influx of new art galleries and boutiques.
The nose knows | Homes | Lifestyles - TheChronicleHerald.ca
The nose knows | Homes | Lifestyles TheChronicleHerald.ca
