Blind Skier From Long Island Hits The Slopes For First Time
With the help of guides, Tom Kershaw took to the slopes at Pico Mountain in Killington as part of Vermont Adaptive Ski and Sports' Annual Winter Ski Festival.
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With the help of guides, Tom Kershaw took to the slopes at Pico Mountain in Killington as part of Vermont Adaptive Ski and Sports' Annual Winter Ski Festival.
Irene Caldarero, 57, of Deer Park, was charged with leaving the scene of an accident resulting in death.
Christopher Loeb's attorney said her 28-year-old client suffered great physical pain after he was beaten while in custody at Suffolk County Police Department in 2012.
It was a major scare at the Huntington Home Depot back in 2012 after a pipe bomb was planted in the store by then-employee Daniel Sheehan, authorities said.
Tens of thousands of complaints have poured in to the town board
A Long Island teen went from sponsoring a child through a charity to changing lives in his impoverished village.
Linda Parsons said because of a fire in 1973 at the National Personnel Records Center, her husband's service records were lost, along with up to 18 million others.
Too much ice and snow on the ground-- and more in the forecast-- has those in the winter supply business making a list and checking it twice.
Officers found the bodies of the shop's owner and his employee inside Super Auto Detail in Holbrook around 6:15 p.m. Thursday.
Police on Long Island are trying to find out who called in bomb threats to two high schools in Riverhead.
A Suffolk County man facing a series of charges in connection with a crime spree that started with a car crash and ended in the death of a cat is due in court Thursday, Nassau County police said.
Pothole season has gone into full swing, and some drivers have found themselves with their cars damaged or even trashed.
Resident say they can't take the noise of helicopters humming through East Hampton at all hours of the day and night in the summer months and they want something done about it.
The parents of the engineer on the Metro-North train involved in the deadly crash and fire this week could not believe their son made it out alive.
School bus driver Sebaptiste Augustin, 75, was struck Jan. 28 while walking to his job on West John Street in Hicksville.
