Teen surfer bitten by shark off Fire Island, officials say
The teen is at least the fifth person on Long Island bitten by a shark this summer.
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The teen is at least the fifth person on Long Island bitten by a shark this summer.
The importance of staying hydrated can't be emphasized enough, even when you're indoors.
It's alleged Nylah Frazier, 18, was speeding out of anger over a break-up with her boyfriend.
Experts say don't be alarmed, for the South Shore of Long Island is believed to be a nursery for white sharks.
Wednesday's announcement comes ahead of a major party weekend on Fire Island.
Drago's conviction in 2018 incident was tossed out last week based on misconduct by the prosecutor.
Nurse Sandra Lindsay and Father Alexander Karloutsos returned home after receiving the nation's highest civilian honor.
On Monday, the emotional family thanked volunteer firefighters who were in the right place at the right time.
There was another round of shark sightings in our area Sunday.
All 230 people on board were killed. Investigators believe an electrical failure led to a fuel tank explosion.
Swimming ended up being delayed until noon because of a number of shark sightings Saturday morning.
Police say as many as 200 people were there when the shots rang out Sunday.
At least five people have been bitten on Long Island in just the last two weeks.
This is the 15th year for the event and the first full ride since 2019.
The storm that blew through Suffolk County took down trees and power lines.
