East Islip News

EAST ISLIP, N.Y., July 5. KAZINFORM. A New York man was charged with child endangerment after he allegedly let his 10-year-old son drive his car in a convenience store parking lot.

Police charged Craig Griffith of East Islip, 41, after he allegedly let his 10-year-old son drive his car.

Twenty-one townhome condominiums are for sale at Pinewood Gardens of Sayville, a community for residents 55 and older.

John C. Concannon, 51, of 29 Rosemary Place, East Islip was arrested and charged with driving while intoxicated and endangering the welfare of a child.

A Long Island man is accused of having a drunken driving accident that injured his child.

Police say John C. Concannon of East Islip fell asleep and his truck hit a parked car on Sunday night in East Islip.

His 9-year-old daughter was treated for minor injuries.

Concannon was awaiting arraignment Monday on charges of driving while intoxicated and endangering the welfare of a child.

The name of his lawyer could not immediately be determined.

Two men, wanted for a number of burglaries and grand larcenies on the South Shore, were arrested Wednesday morning after stealing a pickup truck and crashing it.

Andrew Crimmins, left, of East Islip , was charged with driving while intoxicated and grand larceny 4th degree.

The Long Island Association, the region's largest business and civic organization, has united with the Long Island Works Coalition, the Ford Motor Co.

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A self-appointed Islip Town watchdog was charged Thursday with stealing more than $100,000 from her boss, authorities said. via Newsday.com

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Denise Lott of Islip [CORRECTION: Debbie Lott of East Islip owns the creative license plate featured in Sunday's LI Life. via Newsday.com

The Kings Park Civic Association has not taken a position on the proposed reconstruction of Harrison Pond. via Newsday.com

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Reports from county or village police, March 30-April 5. Bay Shore A burglary was discovered March 30 at a house on Bailey Avenue. via Newsday.com

Two people died in separate crashes in Suffolk County late Friday and early Saturday morning that also left two others hospitalized, police said. via Newsday.com

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