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N.Y. Lottery: Player wins $1,000 a week for life in Cash4Life prize
STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. — A lucky lottery player in New York state will enjoy $1,000 a week for life after purchasing a second-prize Cash4Life ticket. The New York Lottery announced the ticket was sold for the Wednesday Cash4Life drawing — worth a guaranteed minimum of $1 million — in Nassau County. It was purchased at Jay Cards & Gift LLC, located at 712 Old Bethpage Rd., in Old Bethpage.
The Shed is set to open May 22 in Westbury, its 4th Long Island location
What started in Huntington is now expanding across Long Island and Connecticut. On May 22, The Shed will be bringing its all-day brunch and dinner, highlighted by comfort food favorites, to 685 Merrick Ave. in Westbury, fronting the brand-new Selby apartments by Beechwood Homes. The restaurant’s management team announced the...
Suffolk County man wins $5 million on lottery scratch-off game
Greater Babylon coverage is funded in part by The Argyle Theatre, where Broadway comes to Babylon. Click here for tickets to ‘A Bronx Tale,’ performing through June 16. A Babylon man has struck it rich with a New York Lottery scratch-off card that he purchased in Lindenhurst. William...
Brooklyn’s Union Pool announces Summer Thunder Artist Lineup
Union Pool in Williamsburg, Brooklyn has announced the artist lineup for its free Summer Thunder concert series. The 2024 lineup offers concert-goers an amazing variety of shows ranging from punk and psychedelic to Latin and underground hip-hop. The 12th annual Summer Thunder series will begin on June 2nd with a...
N.Y. Lottery: Multiple top prizes worth $7K sold for TAKE 5 game; 2 sold in NYC
STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. — Multiple top-prize winning tickets were sold in New York state for a recent TAKE 5 drawing, according to lottery officials. The New York Lottery announced that four winning tickets worth $7,609 were sold for the May 12 TAKE 5 evening drawing. Two of the prizes were sold in New York City — one winning ticket each at K&S Grocery Deli Corp, located at 1403 Fulton St., in Brooklyn, and 7-Eleven, located at 22-50 College Point Blvd., in College Point, Queens.
Beach Parking Stickers Available
Oyster Bay Town Supervisor Joseph Saladino and the Town Board today announced that seasonal beach parking sticker sales and the free distribution of stickers to senior citizens and the disabled has begun. The Oyster Bay Town Board has restricted beach access to residents only and enhanced safety measures by installing signage and pedestrian barriers. A major sand replenishment project will be complete by Memorial Day weekend.
Family bonds, healthy living built Mineola’s new Oak and Orange to-go shop
Meet Sumiti Uppal Malhotra, the owner of the new Oak and Orange in Mineola. What drives Malhotra, 33, of Dix Hills, is her passion for a healthy lifestyle that starts with what we put in our bodies. And she’s equally passionate about sharing her knowledge with others. To that...
A Garden Grows In Garden City
Tulips, impatiens, mums, marigolds, pansies, begonias. You’ll see it all depending on the season. It’s a meticulous job to grow a garden in Garden City but Tom Armato and Jake Babsin are always up for the challenge. In fact, the two-man planting crew is already preparing flower beds for the summer.
Wild turkey spotted in Brooklyn
BUSHWICK, Brooklyn (PIX11) – Another wild turkey has been spotted roaming New York City streets – this time, in Brooklyn. The animal was spotted in a tree near St. Brigid-St. Frances Cabrini Catholic Academy in Bushwick. It’s not clear if this turkey was the same turkey spotted in...
Locust Valley Garden Club Enjoys International Food In Costume
The Locust Valley Garden Club (LVGC) enjoyed an International Luncheon at their May meeting at the Locust Valley Library. Irene Duque, in charge of the menu had members bring food reflecting their cultural heritage. She also suggested dressing in costumes, which several members did. Irene explained the inspiration for the...
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