Board trustees in New Hyde Park want to rent out the mostly unused William Gill Jr. Theater to outside organizations as part of a plan to generate $5,000 to add to the proposed village budget.
Projects include fixing sidewalks and parking lots that have deteriorated over the years, dealing with drainage issues in low-lying areas that are prone to flooding and rehabilitating the Bay Shore Marina bulkhead.
Barry David Berger designed the Suffolk County's 9/11 Victims Memorial in Hauppauge, and his clients include Avon, Bausch & Lomb, Clairol, Estee Lauder, Faberge, Johnson & Johnson, Revlon and others. Now his home in East Hampton is on the market for $1.385 million.
Barry David Berger designed the Suffolk County's 9/11 Victims Memorial in Hauppauge, and his clients include Avon, Bausch & Lomb, Clairol, Estee Lauder, Faberge, Johnson & Johnson, Revlon and others. Now his home in East Hampton is on the market for $1.385 million.
A Plandome Tudor built in the late '20s by English architect Gordon Manfred Trautschold for his family is on the market. It is listed for $2.799 million.
Two women were charged Wednesday in connection with the theft of a walker belonging to a 75-year-old Navy veteran that was outside a Lindenhurst bakery, Suffolk police said.
A city Department of Transportation worker was struck and killed on the Hutchinson River Parkway in the Bronx by a driver who had lost control of his vehicle Wednesday, police said.
Four Massapequa school board members Wednesday night distanced themselves from a post on a local Facebook group page that depicts a survivor of the Florida school shooting in a Hitler Youth uniform.
Former Old Field Village trustee Ted M. Rosenberg has unseated Justice Ron LaVita in a special election after the candidates finished in a tie last month.
The defense attorney for former town supervisor John Venditto sought to show that his client wasn't key to the town-guaranteed loans that Singh secured.
The defense attorney for former town supervisor John Venditto sought to show that his client wasn't key to the town-guaranteed loans that Singh secured.
Lorianne Hoenninger, an educator and consultant who helped thousands of Long Island children with special needs in a career that spanned nearly 50 years, died March 5 at Stony Brook University Hospital.