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Beloved Staten Island shop to be included in N.Y. State’s Historic Business Preservation Registry
STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. – A beloved Staten Island business, which has served the community for 100 years, has been officially included in the New York State Historic Business Preservation Registry. “Minkel Safe & Lock Co. Inc. has been dedicated to the safety and security of Staten Islanders for nearly...
Brookhaven Supervisor Panico, Councilman Foley Visit the Town’s Shellfish Survey Area in the Great South Bay
Recently, Supervisor Dan Panico and Councilman Neil Foley made a trip out of the Sandspit Marina in Patchogue to the Town of Brookhaven’s Shellfish Survey area in the Great South Bay. The Town’s department of Planning and Environmental Protection is responsible for managing the shellfish in the bay and uses the information gathered as a tool to determine the progress of the Town programs and natural processes.
Six Harbors Brewing Company pours a cup of cheer to the historic Van Wyck-Lefferts Tide Mill
Six Harbors Brewing Company, located at 243 New York Ave. in Huntington, held a special label release event on Friday, Aug. 16, to raise money for the restoration of the Van Wyck-Lefferts Tide Mill in Lloyd Harbor. Built in the late 1790s and owned by a few different people, the...
Rocky Point homeowner calls on gov't for help to stop cliff erosion directly in front of her home
Yan Cheung's dream home is once again at risk after Sunday night's rainstorm washed part of her retaining wall and property down a cliff. It's the second time it's happened to her this year.
Trump National Golf Club saves $257K a year through a tax break by claiming to have 12 goats
A six-decade-old tax break intended to help struggling farmers in the Garden State has long been a target of critics who say it’s been co-opted by wealthy suburban landowners. Now, there’s a push to tighten its loopholes. New Jersey lawmakers approved the Farmland Assessment Act of 1964 to...
CT State Police searching for suspects in card skimmer incidents
BROOKLYN, Conn. (WTNH) — The East Haven, Lisbon and Connecticut State police departments worked together to find suspects they believe to be putting credit card skimmers on stores in the state. The investigation began when a card skimmer was found on a self-checkout device at the Walmart in Brooklyn. Surveillance footage from the store shows […]
Rescuers in Stony Brook race to save animals trapped in pond mud
Animal rescue workers and other volunteers from the community are working in what’s left of Mill Pond in Stony Brook to rescue dozens of animals stuck in the thick mud and fighting to survive in wake of Monday’s powerful storm. At least three stranded turtles — among them...
Hochul: NY is providing resources to assist flood-ravaged Suffolk after storm
State emergency workers have descended on western Suffolk County to assess the damage centered around Smithtown and Stony Brook after this week’s 1,000-year storm that caused two dams to burst, flooding out the hamlets. In the meantime, community members have opened their wallets to assist storm survivors. Those include...
Interested in a Career in Law Enforcement? Suffolk Sheriff’s Office to Hold Recruitment Event Featuring Q&A with Female Officers
The Suffolk County Sheriff’s Office will be holding a recruitment event featuring a Q&A with female officers on Tuesday, August 27 at 6:00pm at the Suffolk County Community College in Brentwood. The event will feature presentations from female Correction, Deputy Sheriff and Professional staff outlining their experiences in their careers.
Suspect Steals Power Tools from Pickup Truck Parked in Selden, According to Authorities
Suffolk County Crime Stoppers and Suffolk County Police Sixth Precinct Crime Section officers are seeking the public’s help to identify and locate a man who stole from a parked car in Selden this month. A man stole a Dewalt saw from the bed of a pickup truck in a...
Help Needed: Woman Walking With Teddy Bear Badly Hurt In New York
A woman walking on a major highway in New York, while holding a large teddy bear, was hit by a car. Help is needed in identifying her. On Wednesday, New York State Police asked for help in identifying a woman who was hit by a car. New York State Police...
New York State Man Charged With DWI After Driving to Barracks For Other Charge
Just when you thought one person couldn't possibly make any more bad decisions? Police say a New York state man has been charged with aggravated DWI, after he was found to be driving over three times the state's legal BAC limit of 0.08%. But to make matters worse, officials say...
Lost Older Adults Attacked By Bees Hiking In Upstate New York
The day got much worse for lost hikers in the Hudson Valley when they were "swarmed" and "stung" by bees. The New York State Department of Environmental Conservation detailed to Hudson Valley Post what happened in the DEC's latest "DEC Forest Rangers - Week in Review." Wilderness Rescue: Hamlet of...
Anti-Cannabis Group Launches New Legal Battle Against New York’s Cannabis Industry
In a renewed effort to undermine New York’s burgeoning cannabis industry, the Cannabis Impact Prevention Coalition and the Cannabis Industry Victims Seeking Justice have taken their fight to the State Supreme Court in Albany County. Their latest lawsuit targets key state agencies, including the Cannabis Control Board (CCB), Office of Cannabis Management (OCM), Dormitory Authority, and the Department of Taxation and Finance, alleging that these entities are unlawfully using state funds to support cannabis-related programs under the Marijuana Regulation and Taxation Act (MRTA).
State Fair veterinarians shut down highly-anticipated baby goat exhibit
STATE FAIRGROUNDS, N.Y. (WSYR-TV) — The highly-anticipated baby goat snuggling exhibit is leaving the New York State Fair before ever opening. The 100 baby goats were seen being carried out of the exhibit inside the Horticulture Building as a line of people waited to see them. A spokesperson for the State Fair initially confirmed to […]
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