Farmingdale
Mets’ Davis, Yankees’ Robertson To Hold Sandy Relief Golf Tournament
It will be held July 17 at Bethpage Black in Farmingdale, the course for the 2002 and 2009 U.S. Open. The tournament is scheduled for the day after the All-Star game at Citi Field in New York.
LI Parents Push For Ignition Interlock Devices In All School Buses Amid Rash Of DWI Arrests
A public hearing held Thursday in Farmingdale took aim at what’s become a growing problem of school bus drivers operating their vehicles while intoxicated.
Long Island Community Group Looks To Help 100 Sandy Victims
A new group called ‘Friends of Long Island’ plans to raise $500,000 to help up to 100 people get back into their Sandy-ravaged homes. The group is made up of local residents and community leaders.
Officials: Pesticides In Long Island Water Pose No Known Health Threat
Increasing trace amounts of pesticides are showing up in the drinking water on Long Island, but despite calls for a pesticide ban, public officials denied Tuesday that there is any health threat.
24 Years Later, Young Murder Victim’s Parents Say Justice Hasn’t Been Served
The grieving parents of a murdered teenage girl renewed their call for justice Tuesday, more than two decades after the crime.
Mother Trapped In Car On L.I.E During Blizzard Shares ‘Last Words’ To Family
Many drivers wound up spending the night in their cars, waiting for first responders to come to the rescue. Parts of Suffolk County were slammed with up to 30 inches of snow.
Snow Equipment Suppliers Want Real Snowfall
Most of the snow we’ve had this year hasn’t been enough to even mess up the commute and, for some, that has been bad for business.
No Big Demand For Super Bowl Memorabilia In Tri-State Area This Year
In Jets and Giants territory, there has not exactly been big demand for Super Bowl memorabilia this year.
Service Restored On LIRR Ronkonkoma Branch
The extreme cold is apparently to blame for several incidents on the rails this past week.
LIRR Officials Roll Out Next Phase Of ‘Double Track’ Project
An environmental assessment is under way on building an additional track from Ronkonkoma, one of the railroad’s busiest stations, to Farmingdale. Only one track runs between the stations, which are about 18 miles apart.
Services Of All Sorts Available For Sandy’s Victims At Farmingdale Event
At the hurricane relief center at Farmingdale State College, all kinds of help is available – everything from legal services, financial advice, and food, even counseling for the stress of it all.
Cops: L.I. Man Charged With Three Burglaries During Sandy-Related Power Outage
Antron McCloud, 21, is accused of breaking into a home on North 20th Street, gas station and drug store in Wyandanch, police said.
L.I. Home Where Toddler’s Remains Were Found In Backyard Has Been Emptied
The mother’s boyfriend, Robert Rodriguez, has been named a person of interest in the case.
Investigation Continues After Police Find Remains Of Toddler In Farmingdale Backyard
Police said the remains of Justin Kowalczik had been buried in a shallow grave behind 1 Hallock Street for more than two years but the family never reported the 17-month old child dead or missing.
Authorities Find Remains Of 17-Month-Old Boy In Backyard Of Farmingdale Home
17-month-old Justin Kowalczik is believed to have been buried in the backyard for more than two years, 1010 WINS’ Steve Sandberg reported, while all along Police Major Patrick Regan said the family pretended he was still alive — and the youngest of three.
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