A Miller Place man with a prior felony conviction was sentenced to 25 years to life in prison after a jury found him guilty of second-degree criminal possession of a weapon and other charges in […]
Previously Published in The Messenger By Matt Meduri May’s school board elections and budgets votes saw only two school districts countywide reject their budget propositions: West Babylon and Sachem Central. Both budgets were slated to […]
Grace Liu first developed an interest in academic research in middle school. But she soon learned that most extracurricular research programs were expensive and out of reach for many students. Liu, a student at Syosset […]
A Bay Shore man was found guilty of stabbing his girlfriend in the neck with a pair of scissors during an argument in front of their three children. On March 28, 2023, Jorge Guevara threatened […]
There was a time when Newsday was the only daily newspaper on Long Island. There is no printed newspaper that can serve as daily competition to Newsday, but now there is a digital media outlet […]
A Roosevelt man was arrested for assaulting an officer after violating an order of protection. Shabez Hall violated an order of protection by entering the victim’s residence. When police arrived, officers attempted to place Hall […]
A Lindenhurst man was arrested for engaging in sexually explicit conversations he had with two 10-year-old girls from Texas. From May to June, Taner Ocal contacted the children through text messages, and through the Instagram […]
Hochul Signs Executive Order Making Juneteenth a Statewide Holiday Governor Kathy Hochul released the final report from the New York State Commission on African American History on June 19 and announced $16 million to support the […]
Nassau County Legislator Tom McKevitt (R-East Meadow) partnered with Nassau County Executive Bruce Blakeman on June 18 to declare the month of June Aphasia Awareness Month, and honor Matthew Weingartner. Weingartner, only 36 years old, […]
What is Juneteenth? We celebrate it with the closing of government offices and schools. Most folks know it has something to do with Black history and the ending of slavery. The holiday stemmed from the […]
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