Hochul expected to sign 9/11 Notice Act on 22nd anniversary
Some 500,000 people were exposed to the toxic dust on and after 9/11.
Source: nystateofpolitics.com
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New York State Residents Discover $12 Million
A New York State gas station, deli, food mart and popular supermarket are helping New York State residents strike rich.
Source: hudsonvalleycountry.com
New York State Residents Discover $12 Million
A New York State gas station, deli, food mart and popular supermarket are helping New York State residents strike rich.
Source: wpdh.com
WWII veteran Charles Lauer rings bell to mark end of conflict against Japan in 1945
Holtsville resident Charles Lauer, 97, was aboard the USS Chicago on Tokyo Bay in 1945 when the war against Japan ended.
Source: newsday.com
UPS, SAG-AFTRA, Starbucks: Union battles show who has clout
From actor, writer strikes to contract victories for LI workers, the past year has been full of labor battles.
Source: newsday.com
Appeals court affirms convictions of ex-Suffolk County District Attorney Thomas Spota and top aide Christopher McPartland
Attorneys for Spota and McPartland argued that a judge had improperly admitted testimony from police.
Source: newsday.com
New York firefighters pay emotional visit to Irish 9/11 memorial garden
NEW York firefighters who braved the horrors of the September 11 terror attacks fulfilled a debt of honour to the family of an Irish nurse who created a poignant memorial to the 343 firemen who died in the atrocity in 2001.
Source: independent.ie
Former Suffolk Police Chief James Burke's arrest a small reminder of a big public fall
James Burke's arrest an example of how another LI public servant wasted his talents
Source: newsday.com
Exclusive: Ann Harada And More Perform "Closer, Higher, Thicker" From New Musical THE NEW PEGGY
Hear an exclusive new track from The New Peggy: Studio Cast Recording featuring Ann Harada, Deb Radloff and Devil Ilaw performing the song âCloser, Higher, Thickerâ.
Source: broadwayworld.com