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Cross Country Construction Cited in Crane Collapse
Thursday, January 31, 2013 - Crane operator Paul Geer and construction company Cross Country Construction LLC have just been cited in the collapse of a rig at a construction site in Queens which injured seven workers. There were no fatalities, but the accident, which took place on the 9 th of January this year, could ... by Janet |
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Long Island Woman Busted with 100 Pounds of Marijuana
Wednesday, January 30, 2013 - 27 year old Mizzie Artis recently made headlines in Long Island when she was busted by police with almost 100 pounds of marijuana in her vehicle. What many people are finding amusing about the headline is why she was caught. The only reason that she got pulled over and charged with ... by Janet |
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Recovery From Hurricane Sandy May Be Longer for Long Island Job Seekers
Tuesday, January 29, 2013 - Out of all of the people who suffer the effects of the Superstorm known as Sandy that ravaged the east coast of the United States, there is one group who continues to struggle; job seekers. Long Island's unemployment rate rose to 7.1 percent in December from 6.8 percent a year ago, as the ... by Ed |
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US Senate Ready to Vote on $50 Billion Sand Relief Bill
Tuesday, January 29, 2013 - It is only three months since Hurricane Sandy came upon the shores of Long Island, New Jersey, Connecticut, and other states and communities. Since that time there have been countless numbers of volunteers, charities, and other organizations that have stepped into the fray to lend a helping ... by Joseph |
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What Makes A Great Long Island Restaurant?
Monday, January 28, 2013 - One of my favorite things to do is try out new restaurants and diners along the many communities on Long Island. The very moment you walk into a new place you begin to set your impression of the place. Everything from the aromas, the decor, the energy, and the service gives you an overall ... by James |
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The First STEM School in Long Island to Open Fall of 2013
Monday, January 28, 2013 - Across the country there are several different Science Technology Engineering and Mathematics, or STEM , schools where the next generations of thinkers and world changers attend to get ready for taking their place at the helm. The good news for Long Island is that Long Island’s first ... by Janet |
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Long Island Man Becomes Married Catholic Priest
Sunday, January 27, 2013 - John Cornelius, aLong Islandresident, became the first married Catholic priest on Saturday in an ordination ceremony. Previously Cornelius, 64, was Episcopalian. He has three daughters, all of whom watched in the pews as he took his new vow of chastity. “It’s ... by Janet |
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2 Inches of Snowfall in Long Island
Saturday, January 26, 2013 - 2 Inches of Snowfall in Long Island
Some parts of Long Island have been covered in snow since a storm came through last night, depositing 2 inches. The storm has passed and the roads have been cleared, but some snow still remains on the ground. The county with the most snowfall was ... by Janet |
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