Authorities: More Than 800 Snakes Found In Long Island Home
More than 800 snakes were found Thursday in garages at the home of an animal control officer in Shirely, Long Island, authorities said.
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More than 800 snakes were found Thursday in garages at the home of an animal control officer in Shirely, Long Island, authorities said.
Medio Figliolia, 87, was last seen standing in his driveway at 8 Southhaven Ave in Mastic on the morning of September 18, according authorities.
Northern Parkway School's 90th birthday Thursday was a celebration for the ages.
Two-hundred gallons of diesel oil spilled when a pressurized hose blew during a fuel delivery that was meant to supply temporary outdoor generators on Thursday. The spill resulted in an unbearable odor.
Seventh-grader Kiavelyn Altagracia was trying out for the soccer team at Edmund W. Miles Middle School in Amityville when she suddenly collapsed on the field Monday.
On the guest list were several alumni who were students at the school decades ago.
Visitors are welcome to climb into the cockpits of aircraft and man the controls.
Neither snow, nor rain, nor heat, nor gloom of night will keep a postal carrier from delivering your mail. But lack of money might.
Robert Michaels, 42, was walking his dog around 12:27 a.m. on Round Swamp Road in Old Bethpage when he was struck by a 2013 Dodge Avenger, police said.
New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo on Wednesday approved a nearly $2 billion contract for new cars on the Metro-North and Long Island Rail Road lines.
Police in Nassau County were searching Wednesday night for an unidentified person who drew swastikas with chalk on 14 cars in Bethpage and Massapequa Park.
The accident happened in Central Islip shortly after 8 a.m. Wednesday.
Talent scouts targeted teens and children at shopping malls, beaches and other public places and told them that they had "the look" for modeling or acting, prosecutors said.
Some students are skipping meals and losing nutrition at Stony Brook University, and the concern has reached the point where the school has launched a campus effort to curb hunger.
Volunteers with the Building Hope for Long Island Foundation spent five months building a new home in Centerport for Gloria Thompson and her disabled son Dylan.
