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Historic St. Johnland Property in Kings Park May Become Parkland
A nearly 50-acre wooded property in Kings Park with roots in a 160-year-old charitable community is under contract to be purchased by Suffolk County for […] The post Historic St. Johnland Property in Kings Park May Become Parkland first appeared on SciFisland.com .
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Edgemere Man Charged in Girlfriend's Killing, Body Found in Shallow Grave
A Edgemere man has been charged with murder after prosecutors say he shot his girlfriend in the head, buried her body in a shallow grave at a Queens park, and then called 911 to report her missing two days after she died. Rogelio Lozano-Garita faces second-degree murder, criminal possession of a weapon, concealing a human corpse and tampering with physical evidence charges in the killing of 35-year-old Seraphina Pereira.
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Tickets on sale for 5th annual Queens Together International Food Expo
Search our comprehensive guide to things to do in Queens for more local events — or submit your own!. Tickets are now on sale for Queens Together’s fifth annual International Food Expo in Corona, which brings more than 40 restaurants to the New York Hall of Science (NYSCI) to promote local businesses and raise money to fight food insecurity.
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Bay Shore’s Verde plans to reopen soon after small overnight kitchen fire
Verde Kitchen & Cocktails, a popular Mexican-inspired restaurant in downtown Bay Shore, plans to reopen soon after an early-morning kitchen fire forced it to close the last two days. The fire broke out around 1:30 a.m. Wednesday, co-owner Anthony Tartaglia told Greater Long Island. No one was injured. Tartaglia thanked...
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Long Beach students collect food donations for local soup kitchen
The Long Beach Soup Kitchen recently benefitted from a swell of support from community students during the “Local Kids Who Care” initiative. On Nov. 1, more than a dozen students from Long Beach Middle School and Oceanside High School solicited food donations from patrons in front of Key Food on East Park Avenue and Stop & Shop, also on East Park Avenue.