Jennifer McLogan
Teen On Helmet Safety Mission After Skateboarding Mishap Almost Claims Her Life
A day of skateboarding almost claimed the life of a Long Island Teenager who though that skating without a helmet was the cool thing to do.
LIRR At Grand Central Could Mean Fewer Parking Spaces In Port Washington
While many commuters are looking forward to the Long Island Rail Road’s expansion into Grand Central Terminal, those in one Long Island town are a bit wary.
Bizarre Choice Of Paint Inside NYC Park Draws A Snub From Parks Department
Is it gaudy green or the new rave? An historic New York City park has been repainted and some are stunned by the break with tradition.
North Hempstead Officials At Wit’s End With Geese, Decide To Euthanize Them
Officials in a Long Island town said this week that they have to scare off invasive Canada geese, and now must resort to euthanasia.
County Executive Bellone Says Fire Island Is Back And Better Than Ever
“We are here on a beautiful day, with a storm cloud not anywhere around, with a message to deliver: Superstorm Sandy delivered a very tough blow, but it was by no means a knockout blow,” Bellone said.
Katie Beers On Cleveland Kidnapping Victims: ‘I Cannot Even Fathom’
When three women were found alive in Cleveland a decade after disappearing, Long Island kidnapping victim Katie Beers was flooded with a rush of buried memories.
Police: Women Robbed Near LIRR Train Station In Rockville Centre
Police said one suspect picked up the woman and threw her to the ground while the other stole her cellphone.
Rocky Point Residents Worried About House Falling On Them
Just like in “The Wizard of Oz”, Rocky Point residents say they fear being crushed by a falling house, a condemned vacant house teetering on the edge of a cliff worn away by erosion.
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.
Battle Lines Drawn Following FDA’s ‘Morning-After’ Pill Decision
Is 15 too young to buy the “morning-after” pill? That’s the question dividing parents in our area after a controversial decision Tuesday from the federal government.
Researchers: Gold-Based Cosmetics May Make You Age Faster
Scientists at Stony Brook University searching for health risks in everyday products stumbled upon something that might accelerate aging and increase wrinkling.
6 Months After Superstorm Sandy, Signs Of Progress But More To Be Done
Sandy caused billions of dollars in damage and left tens of thousands of people homeless after coming ashore Oct. 29. Six months later, major issues including housing, business, tourism and coastal protection still remain.
Police: Tow Truck Driver Held Legally Parked Cars Hostage
Christopher Capurso, 22, was not licensed to own a tow truck and was holding cars hostage, according to investigators.
L.I. College Students Take Part In ‘Mass Casualty Incident’ Simulation
Nursing students from Molloy College acted as frantic victims as part of a domestic terrorism drill in New Hyde Park.
Shock On Long Island After Political Intern’s Photo Blackmail Arrest
Neighbors on Long Island were shocked Wednesday at the arrest of a high-profile Republican Party campaign intern, in a disturbing nude photo blackmail scheme.
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