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44th Paumanauke Pow Wow in Copiague displays traditional dancing, crafts despite heat ● Greenport celebrates 25th anniversary of Mitchell Park, hosts ice rink fundraiser in scorching heat ● Is the LIRR 'kinda chic'? Commuters weigh in. ● Tri-County Bazaar's 'TikTok Queen' Kim Schindler draws an audience — and shoppers ● Fire at Garden City jewelry store shuts utilities to 10 nearby business ● Ex-Connetquot superintendent Joseph Centamore gets new job in North Babylon ● Long Island water and sewer districts prepare for cyberattacks ● Former hospital officer from Long Island tried to avoid tickets by falsely saying he was still on th ● 58 years after Riverhead man was shot helping a fallen comrade, Vietnam vet awarded Purple Heart ● Anthony Gianatiempo, of Westbury, gets 6 years in prison after guilty plea in drugs, explosives case ● East Hampton residents cite health worries amid battery plant fire investigation ● Islip raccoon tests positive for rabies, 37th positive case in last 18 months ● Lawmakers make surprise visit to Nassau jail as law banning ICE-county agreements looms ● Boat capsizes in waters off Captree State Park, sole occupant injured ● Thomas Dunne, former Bayville resident who was a commercial and fine artist, dies at 73 ● 44th Paumanauke Pow Wow in Copiague displays traditional dancing, crafts despite heat ● Greenport celebrates 25th anniversary of Mitchell Park, hosts ice rink fundraiser in scorching heat ● Is the LIRR 'kinda chic'? Commuters weigh in. ● Tri-County Bazaar's 'TikTok Queen' Kim Schindler draws an audience — and shoppers ● Fire at Garden City jewelry store shuts utilities to 10 nearby business ● Ex-Connetquot superintendent Joseph Centamore gets new job in North Babylon ● Long Island water and sewer districts prepare for cyberattacks ● Former hospital officer from Long Island tried to avoid tickets by falsely saying he was still on th ● 58 years after Riverhead man was shot helping a fallen comrade, Vietnam vet awarded Purple Heart ● Anthony Gianatiempo, of Westbury, gets 6 years in prison after guilty plea in drugs, explosives case ● East Hampton residents cite health worries amid battery plant fire investigation ● Islip raccoon tests positive for rabies, 37th positive case in last 18 months ● Lawmakers make surprise visit to Nassau jail as law banning ICE-county agreements looms ● Boat capsizes in waters off Captree State Park, sole occupant injured ● Thomas Dunne, former Bayville resident who was a commercial and fine artist, dies at 73 ●

44th Paumanauke Pow Wow in Copiague displays traditional dancing, crafts despite heat → Greenport celebrates 25th anniversary of Mitchell Park, hosts ice rink fundraiser in scorching heat → Is the LIRR 'kinda chic'? Commuters weigh in. → Tri-County Bazaar's 'TikTok Queen' Kim Schindler draws an audience — and shoppers → Fire at Garden City jewelry store shuts utilities to 10 nearby business → Ex-Connetquot superintendent Joseph Centamore gets new job in North Babylon → Long Island water and sewer districts prepare for cyberattacks → Former hospital officer from Long Island tried to avoid tickets by falsely saying he was still on th → 58 years after Riverhead man was shot helping a fallen comrade, Vietnam vet awarded Purple Heart → Anthony Gianatiempo, of Westbury, gets 6 years in prison after guilty plea in drugs, explosives case → East Hampton residents cite health worries amid battery plant fire investigation → Islip raccoon tests positive for rabies, 37th positive case in last 18 months → Lawmakers make surprise visit to Nassau jail as law banning ICE-county agreements looms → Boat capsizes in waters off Captree State Park, sole occupant injured → Thomas Dunne, former Bayville resident who was a commercial and fine artist, dies at 73 →

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