Suffolk sheriff’s office celebrates successful night out
More than 1,000 residents attended the second annual National Night Out at Fireman’s Park in Ridge.
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Town adds EV charging to Ponquogue Beach
Electric vehicle owners can recharge on the East End thanks to two new EV charging stations at Ponquogue Beach in Hampton Bays.
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Nets assist in scoring school supplies
This is the third straight year that the Nets are participating in the United Way’s annual Stuff-A-Bus campaign.
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Oyster Bay aims for more oysters in bay
The Town of Oyster Bay announced a new community shellfish gardening initiative to help improve water quality in the harbor.
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New safety improvements for Saint James
New safety measures include solar-powered LED pedestrian signs and a cobblestone-style crosswalk for Moriches Road.
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New York leads nation in nonprofit employment
Combined, nonprofit jobs comprise almost 14 percent of the private sector on Long Island.
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Long Island broker pilots new jet for charity flight
Don Catalano is a veteran charity flyer, having piloted more than two dozen charity flights in the last few years.
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Long Island kids learn life skills from Elmo
The PSEG Foundation and Sesame Workshop developed a fun and interactive curriculum to help children build confidence and cope with emergencies and natural disasters.
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Southampton lifeguards to clash in lifesaving competitions
Lifeguards from the Town of Southampton’s beaches will compete this Thursday in the town’s annual lifeguard competition at Scott Cameron Beach in Bridgehampton.
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Suffolk County and Bethpage Federal announce bike share program
Long Island’s first bike share program is coming to the villages of Patchogue and Babylon next month as part of a Suffolk County-wide initiative, officials announced Wednesday.
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Golf tournament celebrating Gene Sarazen coming to Smithtown
Registration is now open for the inaugural Sarazen Par Three Match Play Championship at Smithtown Landing Country Club.
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New LIRR station revealed for Belmont Park
The Island’s first new full-time LIRR train station in nearly 50 years will provide direct service to Belmont Park from the east and west in anticipation of the new $1.3 billion arena and entertainment development.
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Zorn’s of Bethpage celebrates expansion to larger space
Zorn’s of Bethpage recently celebrated the grand opening of its larger location.
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Smithtown adds two electric vehicle charging stations
The two Level 2 charging stations behind town hall will be available to the public to use for free for the next two years.
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Thousands show up for Great Brookhaven Cleanup
More than 3,800 volunteers joined Curby, Brookhaven’s recycling mascot, for the town’s 12th annual Great Brookhaven Clean Up.
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Long Island Nets head coach, GM receive awards ahead of playoffs
Will Weaver, head coach of the Long Island Nets, and Trajan Langdon, general manager, were named G League Coach of the Year and Basketball Executive of the Year ahead of the team’s first-ever playoff game Friday.
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Huntington 5K run highlights importance of organ donors
The Town of Huntington is hosting its second annual 5K Run to Save Lives at Oldfield Middle School in Greenlawn to highlight the importance of organ and tissue donation.
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Melville overpass getting $28M makeover
The overpass where Walt Whitman Road crosses over the Long Island Expressway in Melville will be replaced with a wider bridge to help ease Long Island’s growing traffic issues.
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NYS to accept applications for new farm meaderies
Mead, an alcoholic beverage made with fermented honey, has become one of the fastest-growing segments in the craft beverage industry.
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I Heart Mac & Cheese to expand on Long Island
I Heart Mac & Cheese, a fast-casual restaurant that specializes in fresh, fancy macaroni and cheese bowls, is planning to expand on Long Island.
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United Way scores $3,300 at Long Island Nets game
Each three-pointer made by the Long Island Nets during last Friday’s game against the Red Claws netted $300 for United Way.
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