Tuesday, August 31, 2021

Walmart Supercenter to open this fall in Yaphank 

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Walmart Supercenter to open this fall in Yaphank 
Set for a November opening at The Boulevard development, the store is part of Walmart's effort to court more grocery shoppers.
Love grandma pizza? These LI spots were key in inventing it.
This weekend, you can dig into what may be Long Island's greatest contribution to Italian American cuisine.

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Rockville Centre school superintendent resigns
June Chang said he will remain until next May after the board accepted his resignation Wednesday night.
Sini: Pair sold home, stole $395K from sale
The defendants used the money for personal expenses and businesses they owned, District Attorney Timothy Sini says.

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From $561,000 to $1.1M in a year: 'Affordable' East End isn't so affordable anymore
"It used to be, you'd walk into a million-dollar house and you'd feel like, 'this is a million-dollar house,'" one broker said, as median prices in formerly affordable areas have rocketed.

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Hochul: Masks mandatory for students, staff at all schools
The new governor also ordered mandatory COVID-19 vaccines for teachers and other staff members, or an option of weekly testing.
NY health department mandates masks in all pre-K to Grade 12 schools
Face masks are to be required inside all public and private school buildings under an emergency regulation, a spokeswoman said Friday evening.

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Celebs flock to opening of LI sushi spot
Jimmy Fallon, Cuba Gooding Jr. and more were there opening night, noshing on a menu of crudo, sushi rolls and hot Japanese dishes grilled over coals, robata-style.
Powerful ex-labor boss from Brooklyn waterfront dies at 87
Anthony Scotto rose from a 16-year-old dock worker to become leader of Local 1814 of the International Longshoremen Association, whose endorsement was sought by major politicians.
Cops: Gun charge in fatal shooting of former football star
A North Amityville resident faces a charge of second-degree criminal possession of a weapon in the killing of Alonte Shipp, 20, police say.

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