Long Island Veggie Orchestra Makes 'Gourd-Geous' Symphony Of Sound
A group of Long Island musicians are making music -- but they're far from your garden variety performers.
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A group of Long Island musicians are making music -- but they're far from your garden variety performers.
Millions of public and private sector dollars have poured into the new Nassau Coliseum "hub," but a new study released Tuesday says it must be redesigned to include housing.
Residents waited four years for a Long Island park to be cleaned up following an illegal dumping scandal, but some in the community say it still needs a lot of work.
After three members of the same family were killed in crashes in Lindenhurst, those who live and work in the area insist something must be done to stop tragedies on a busy roadway.
Joshua Mileto died Thursday at Sachem East High School when a 400-pound, 10-foot log he was carrying with teammates somehow slipped and hit him.
Three people were killed and four more were injured late Monday in a crash in Medford, Long Island.
Congregants heading for prayer services inside the Young Israel of Woodmere Temple are still disgusted by one visitor's attempt Saturday to portray himself as law enforcement.
Changes may be coming to the pool safety code in the Long Island town where twin toddlers drowned just a few weeks ago.
A Long Island man accused of bludgeoning his mother, sister and another woman to death after being kicked out of his home in Nassau County has made his first appearance in court.
Relatives say Bobby Vanderhall suffered from mental illness and his mother "did her best" to get him help.
The military style log carrying exercise that killed a 16-year-old high school football player on Long Island, Thursday is gaining popularity and is allowed under high school athletic regulations.
A Long Island man was sentenced Friday to 14 to 30 years in prison for a hit-and-run crash that left a man dead.
Police have released a sketch of a man who tried to sexually assault a woman in a Long Island park.
Why, some Long Island rate payers are demanding to know, is their utility spending $5.5 million a year on advertising?
Crews are checking for toxic contaminants that officials say are now the unwelcome legacy of the former Grumman aerospace plant in Bethpage.
