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Construction worker killed after he’s submerged during water main break near LI’s largest mall
A 56-year-old Long Island construction worker was killed when he became trapped underwater during a water main break on Friday morning.
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Romanian jewelry bandits use sweet talk, hug to steal $2k necklace from LI senior citizen
They were armed and dangerous. Two Romanian jewelry thieves used sweet talk and a warm hug to steal a 73-year-old Long Island senior citizen’s $2,000 gold necklace from around her neck, cops said. The brazen bandits, Mirabela…
Long Island motorist fatally runs down homeless man and then flees scene in Lindenhurst
Daniel Gomez, 65, allegedly struck and killed 56-year-old Erik Ermanovics as he was trying to cross Sunrise Highway just before 4:30 a.m. on Tuesday morning — but instead of calling police and attempting to help the man he accidentally struck —…
Brian Kilmeade reveals strange source of inspiration — as he looks back on epic 30 years at Fox News
“Some people look at my tape and say, ‘One thing I know for sure is I’m never hiring that guy,'” Brian Kilmeade said.
Revamped Belmont Park gallops into a new era — with hopes for an outdoor Islanders game
The recently opened track, which will be fully operational months before June’s Belmont Stakes, is already luring hockey fans as a far cry from the old, bulky concrete grandstand.
Viral video shows Long Island cop school kids in soccer while wearing full uniform
Suffolk County Police Officer Kevin Martinez told The Post he was on patrol at around 8 p.m. Thursday when he spotted a group of teens playing “the beautiful game.”
High school runners stumble upon human remains at NY park, possibly solving year-long missing person’s case
A local high school track team was running on trails in Plandome Pond Park in Manhasset around 5:45 p.m. on Thursday when one runner, an Eagle Scout, spotted skeletal remains in the brush.
Suffolk County more than doubles number of ‘Big Brother’ Flock cameras in past year — with many targeting tony enclave
In neighboring Nassau County on Long Island, there is already roughly one Flock Safety camera located every nine and a half miles — making the drivers in New York City’s suburbs one of the most surveilled populations in the country.
LI student aces chemistry Regents exam to win teacher’s 25-year-old challenge for $100
A Long Island high school student aced his Chemistry Regents exam and earned $100 when he beat his teacher’s 25-year-old challenge created for the state test, which has faced intense scrutiny.
Beloved 105-year-old WWII vet returns to play national anthem at Islanders game
“What this country has done for me, no other country in the world could do — and I mean that.”
Long Island football coach has bigger goals after Garden City win
Kevin Shippos wants to keep challenging the Chiefs.