| |
| House approves oversight board for proposed bullet train |
| A proposal to build a $105 billion high-speed rail network that would cross Nassau and Suffolk counties has cleared an early hurdle in Congress, as lawmakers approved who would oversee the project. |
| GoFundMe drive puts homeless working dad in a minivan |
| Richard Sams, a single father of five, lost his home to fire and ended up in a shelter, two hours by public transit from his job. A GoFundMe led by a volunteer with Jericho Cares has put him behind the wheel of a minivan. |
| |
| Newsday readers support our strong local journalism by subscribing. Please show you value this important work by becoming a subscriber now. |
| |
| Long Beach plans heavy police presence to quash 'Sunset Parties' |
| "We're here to tell that group their party is canceled. We will not tolerate that behavior on our beaches again," Long Beach Police Commissioner Ron Walsh said after a man was shot multiple times at a mass gathering last week. |
| Girl's prayer at collapse site leads to meeting with Biden |
| Elisheva Cohen's father and uncle, both formerly of Dix Hills, are missing. Her moment of reflection at the site of the Florida condominium collapse captivated the Surfside mayor and led to an introduction to and hug from President Joe Biden. |
| |
| Editorial: Not your typical Long Island road map |
| Take a look at the pre-iPhone cartography. |
| Newsday's Breaking News newsletter | | Get breaking news as it happens. Sign up for our email news alerts. | | | |
| Tunnel to Towers pays off mortgage of trooper's family |
| The Tunnel to Towers Foundation announced Friday it had paid off the mortgage for the family of State Police Trooper Joseph Gallagher, who died earlier this year -- three years after being struck by a distracted driver on the Long Island Expressway in Commack. |
| LI beaches, parks likely to see big crowds on Fourth |
| For Independence Day 2021, Long Island and the rest of America will celebrate a nation's birth, and rebirth after 15 months of pandemic lockdown. Jones Beach alone could see a quarter-million visitors, one official said. |
| |
| Editorial: Officials warn pet owners about July Fourth fireworks |
| Suffolk officials say Fourth of July festivities can often be traumatic for pets. Newsday's Steve Langford reports. |
| Hangin' in the Hamptons: Fourth of July weekend 2021 |
| Looking for a Hamptons fix? We're spotting sunbathers, partygoers, celebrities and more on the East End this holiday weekend. |
| 5 new things to do on Fire Island this summer |
| Not known for changing often, there are new things to try on Fire Island. |
| Bathing advisories issued for dozens of LI beaches due to heavy rain |
| Due to recent heavy rainfall, Suffolk County health officials recommended a ban on bathing at more than 60 area beaches, while Nassau County health officials have issued an advisory against bathing at 17 area beaches, all effective Friday. |
| Wyclef Jean to perform live show at Hamptons restaurant |
| The Grammy-winning performer will be at Calissa in Water Mill for one show on July 16. |
| Lennon: Subway Series role reversal has Yanks, not Mets, off the rails |
| While the guys from Flushing continue to be in first place, the team in the Bronx is in freefall mode, now nine games back in division. |
| Must-try Long Island lobster rolls |
| Our restaurant critics' favorite places to get the best hot, butter-bathed lobster rolls as well as the cold, mayo-dressed versions. |
| Mets owner Cohen asks fans to play GM ahead of trade deadline |
| But there was no word if the rookie owner planned to forward them to president Sandy Alderson and acting general manager Zack Scott. |
| |
| You can cancel anytime |
| | |
| |
No comments:
Post a Comment