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Trump Continues Push for Death Penalty for Fentanyl Dealers Linked to Fatal Overdoses

by Steve Birr WASHINGTON - President Donald Trump reiterated his support of the death penalty to Attorney General Jeff Sessions for fentanyl dealers flooding the streets with synthetic opioids. Trump passed his wishes along to Sessions during...

August 25, 2018  By Steve Birr   Posted In  Crime  Health  Politics 

Illegal Immigrant MS-13 Gang Member Josue Portillo, Pleads Guilty to Quadruple Homicide in Central Islip

by Christopher Boyle, LONG ISLAND, NY - 17 year-old MS-13 gang member Josue Portillo pleaded guilty this week to charges stemming from the bloody 2017 murder of four young men in a Central Islip, NY park, according to reports. Portillo, an illegal...

August 22, 2018  By Christopher Boyle   Posted In  Crime  Local News 

EXCLUSIVE: Talking with Jeanine Pirro: Liars, Liberals and Leakers, The Case Against the Anti-Trump Conspiracy

by Robert Golomb NEW YORK, NY - There is an old extremely troubling, yet almost forgotten, story about Hillary Clinton, which in her New York Times best -selling book, "Liars, Leakers, and Liberals, the Case Against the Anti-Trump Conspiracy", Jeanine...

August 22, 2018  By Robert Golomb   Posted In  Local News  Politics  Society 

Modern Medicine Leaps Into Modern Era with Hereditary Genetics Testing for Predispositions to Cancer

by Carl Fiser, NEW YORK, NY - For eons, it seems, we have been treating our bodies as if they were manufactured on an assembly line. “Take two aspirin and call me in the morning,” as the line goes. Although we’ve come a long way from utilizing...

August 21, 2018  By Carl Fiser   Posted In  Health  Technology 

West Island Model Railroad Club On The Right Track; Dedicated Locals Painstakingly Recreate Real-Life Railroad Lines In Miniature

by Christopher Boyle, LONG ISLAND, NY - It’s not uncommon for adults to develop a yearning to relive the simple pleasures and pastimes of their youth; but while some take up spending a few bucks here and there to recapture some base nostalgia in the form...

August 15, 2018  By Christopher Boyle   Posted In  Art  Local News 

City Announces Plan To Turn Historic Landmark Saint Paul’s School into Multi-Use Sports and Community Center

by Christopher Boyle LONG ISLAND, NY - Saint Paul's Episcopal School for Boys has been a historic fixture in Garden City, NY ever since it was originally built in 1883. The striking 4-story Ruskinian Gothic-style building – with its sweeping steeples,...

August 10, 2018  By Christopher Boyle   Posted In  Business  Local News 

Governor Cuomo Vs. People With Disabilities

by Robert Golomb NEW YORK, NY - It is a modern-day story of David vs. Goliath. The David is the Civic League for Disability Rights (CLDR), a small 100 member New York State non-profit organization co- founded in October 2016 by Anina Fay, who passed...

August 8, 2018  By Robert Golomb   Posted In  Health  Local News  Society 

BACKLASH: Conservative Commentator Candace Owens Succeeds in Baiting Twitter Into Racial Double Standard

by Peter Hasson NEW YORK, NY - Twitter suspended conservative commentator Candace Owens on Sunday for imitating New York Times editorial board member Sarah Jeong’s anti-white tweets, but restored Owens’ account access following a backlash on social...

August 5, 2018  By Peter Hasson   Posted In  Society 

New York Spent $5 Million On Wind Turbines That Don’t Even Work

by Jason Hopkins NEW YORK, NY - New York state spent millions on a lauded wind project several years ago, but most of the turbines now stand idle as officials wait to repair malfunctioning parts. The New York State Thruway Authority — the governing...

August 5, 2018  By Jason Hopkins   Posted In  Business  Environment  Society 

Levittown Lions Club Honored To Help The Long Island Community’s Less Fortunate

by Christopher Boyle LONG ISLAND, NY - Lions Club International has certainly grown far and wide since it’s somewhat humble beginnings; originally founded as a businessmen’s luncheon group in 1917, it eventually evolved and developed into a philanthropic...

August 3, 2018  By Christopher Boyle   Posted In  Charity  Local News 


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