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Mother and Two Children Injured in Lynbrook Pedestrian Accident
A mother and her two children sustained minor injuries after being struck by a vehicle in Lynbrook on Thursday, Nov. 12. All three suffered minor injuries, though the ages of the children were not disclosed. Paladino confirmed that no charges were filed against the driver. HELP SUPPORT LOCAL JOURNALISM. The...
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We Ranked 10 Old-School Chinese Restaurants In Queens Where The Portions Never Shrank
Food prices keep climbing, and a lot of plates seem to get smaller every year. Out in Queens, though, some Chinese restaurants still pack the container until the lid barely closes. These are the dim sum halls, roast meat counters, and corner takeout spots that feed big families on a...
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Beloved Sunnyside bodega cat Lucky found two days after he was believed stolen
A popular Sunnyside bodega cat has been returned to a Sunnyside corner store two days after he was believed to have been stolen by thieves in the early hours of Wednesday morning. Ali Askari, who operates the 24-hour Sunnyside Mini Mart at 41-01 48th St., said his Siamese cat Lucky...
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Mount Sinai South Nassau gala raises over $900K for cardiac care expansion
Mount Sinai South Nassau celebrated the people helping shape the future of health care on the South Shore during its annual “Soiree Under the Stars” on Nov. 7, bringing together nearly 400 hospital supporters, medical professionals and community leaders to raise funds for an expansion of cardiovascular services.
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Gala Fresh Farms in Baldwin rebrands as Gala Foods, plans Nov. 14 celebration
Gala Foods will host a “Welcome to the Family” celebration on Saturday, Nov. 14 from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. at its three Nassau County supermarkets in Baldwin and Freeport. The event will celebrate the rebranding of Gala Fresh Farms in Baldwin to Gala Foods. The change unites...
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Miss Long Island crowns 2027 pageant titleholders
A simple act of kindness can really make a big difference in someone's life. A simple compliment can be given and received for free, and it truly makes such a big impact.”. To empower the next generation of women, the Miss Long Island Pageant hosted a ceremony at Molloy University’s Madison Theatre on Nov. 1 to crown the next Miss Long Island and Miss Long Island Teen 2027.
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Police: Queens man attempted to remove serial numbers from 36 gift cards in Wilton
Officers saw the man use a Dremel-style rotary tool to remove the protective foil that covers the serial numbers on gift cards. When police approached the man, who has not been identified, he attempted to hide the items.
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Homeless man busted in East Elmhurst faces life in prison for stabbing massage parlor worker to death in Flushing: DA
A homeless man is being held without bail after he was criminally charged with first-degree murder for stabbing a massage parlor worker in the Koreatown section of Flushing on Friday, Nov. 6. Zhordrack Blodywon, 54, was apprehended by members of the NYPD Warrant Squad on Astoria Boulevard near 98th Street...
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Long Beach approves dog beach pilot, new West End parking rules
Northwest corner of Georgia Ave. Southwest corner of Vermont St. Southwest corner of Virginia Ave. Riverside, Edwards, National, Laurelton, Lafayette, Washington, Lindell and Grand boulevards. Dogs on the beach and long-awaited parking changes highlighted the Long Beach City Council’s agenda at its regular meeting on Nov. 4. Delayed by...
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Violent Offender Stabs Sanitation Worker For Waking Him Up In Mount Vernon: DA
A man accused of attacking a Westchester County sanitation worker with knives after complaining that a garbage truck woke him up has been indicted on attempted murder charges, prosecutors said. Mount Vernon resident Shakiem Stanley, 34, was arraigned on several charges on Friday, Nov. 1…