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Community Watchdog: Water makes road a mess
Karen Neillands has water collecting in front of her property that never goes away.
Hempstead town launches summer pet adoption program
Hempstead Town Supervisor Kate Murray said tough economic times have people returning their pets to shelters because they cannot afford to take care of them.
1 dies, 3 injured in parkway single-car crash
One person died and three others were injured in a single vehicle crash Friday evening on the Northern State Parkway, state police said.
Insurer sues over policy in suicide-by-hire case
Principal Life Insurance Co. filed suit Friday to rescind a $4-million life insurance policy it issued barely a month before his death to Jeffrey Locker, the North Woodmere motivational speaker who is suspected of arranging for his own killing in Harlem last year.
Paterson signs product laws protecting babies' safety
Gov. David A. Paterson has signed two laws affecting what babies put into their mouths and where they sleep.
MTA: Suits over tax could spur more cuts, fare hikes
LIRR riders and other commuters could be hit with fare hikes of more than 30 percent and service cuts far deeper than those already adopted.
Bethpage retiree: '10 tomato plants biggest yet
Cosimo Commisso, 93, of Bethpage, has been growing tomatoes for 64 years. The former Levittown ice cream man grows only beefsteaks, some from purchased transplants and others from seed, which he starts in a cold frame outdoors in early spring and treats to 10-10-10 fertilizer treatments throughout the season.
Mangano hopes to open car museum in Garden City
Edward Mangano, Nassau County Executive, met with George Barris of Barris Kustom Productions at New York Custom Coach in Queens to talk about the possibility of building a car museum in Garden City.
Nassau begins first West Nile spraying of the year
To combat West Nile virus, Nassau County will send trucks out next week to spray sections of Central and South Nassau where infected mosquitoes have been found. It will be the first time this year that the county has sprayed pesticides targeting adult mosquitoes.
August garden calendar
Here's a chore for every day of the month
Nassau water agency lifts restrictions
Long Island American Water said in a news release it is "removing mandatory restrictions for nonessential water use."
Christie Brinkley sells jewelry on QVC
You’ll see a familiar megawatt smile on TV this Sunday night, as supermodel Christie Brinkley pitches her own collection of fine jewelry, the Christie Brinkley Jewelry Collection, which she created especially for QVC.
Vandals hit school with swastika, vulgarities
BY GARY DYMSKI
Cargo ship, fishing boat collide off Jones Beach
The Coast Guard is investigating how a 625-foot-long cargo ship and a 72-foot fishing boat collided off Jones Beach early Friday in clear weather.
Tiny pooch, owners hold up LIRR rush-hour train
A three-pound Pomeranian became the center of attention aboard a westbound Long Island Rail Road train Friday after its owner initially refused to pay an additional fare and had a dog that wasn't in a cage.
Take a trip to Disney ... at the mall
The new Disney Store officially reopened at the Rosevelt Field Mall, much to the delight of about 40 children decked out in Mickey ears.
Police seek man who tried to rob Massapequa bank
Nassau County police are looking for a man who tried to rob a Massapequa bank.
Gray car sought in New Cassel shooting
Police are searching for a gray Nissan Altima after the driver fired a gun out the car window at a group of people standing on a corner in New Cassel Thursday night.
6th S.D.: Mejias whacks Hannon for opposing $1-per-hour pay hike
David Mejias, Democratic candidate for state Senate, is slamming incumbent Sen. Kemp Hannon (R-Garden City) for opposing that $1-per-hour pay raise for Nassau health-care workers.


