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Bandmates, mourners remember teen hit by car
A tribute banner created by the friends and classmates of Bryan Enriquez, 14, who was killed Sunday while riding his bicycle, hangs in the hall of a funeral home in Farmingdale on Friday, Nov.
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Farmingdale Teen Killed In Bicycle Accident
One day after a 14-year-old boy was killed while riding his bicycle in Farmingdale, 8th Squad detectives found out his identity.
Tiny Thai - Authentic Thai Food in Farmingdale, New York
Hidden in a strip of restaurants and shops on Main Street in Farmingdale directly across from Croxley Ales sits Tiny Thai, an authentic Thai restaurant open daily for lunch and dinner.
Arson Suspected in L.I. Food Pantry Fire
As the busy holiday season gets underway, the headquarters and kitchen of an East Farmingdale hunger relief charity was destroyed Sunday in a fire that Suffolk police said appeared to be intentionally set.
Pantry Arson Ruins Holiday Plans For NY Families
Share + Nov 16, 2009 5:05 pm US/Eastern Reporting Jennifer McLogan FARMINGDALE, N.Y. 1 of 1 East Farmingdale firefighters tend to the fire that someone set inside the Hope for the Future Ministries food pantry on Nov.
Boy, 15, killed while riding bike in Farmingdale
A boy, 15, was struck at 5:43 p.m. Sunday as he was bicycling east on Route 109 near Staples Street, police said.
Arson suspected in E. Farmingdale fire
The East Farmingdale Fire Co. was alerted for a commercial building fire at Hope for The Future Ministries at 131 Verdi St.
Photocopiers the star of Nassau recount efforts
Absentee ballot envelopes are photocopied on Thursday in Mineola. Suozzi's Republican challenger up by nearly 500 votes in a recount, six teams of workers Thursday photocopied envelopes containing about 9,000 paper ballots that could help decide the race next week.
Chamber President Seeks Help Wherever He Can Find It for OB
Oyster Bay Chamber of Commerce President Alex Gallego attended the Thomas R. Suozzi cocktail reception being held at the Spector Group in Woodbury along with Bill DiConza, Esq.
Nassau Democrats jockey for minority leader's job
Nassau Democratic chairman Jay Jacobs has asked the party's county lawmakers to meet, perhaps as early as Saturday, to reorganize following Tuesdays' drubbing at the polls.
Letter: Mejias Lauds Those Involved in Master Planning of Village Of Farmingdale
Last Tuesday evening the Village of Farmingdale took a big step forward toward a bright future.
Hempstead-Oyster Bay police report, Nov. 8
A Chapman Avenue home was discovered burglarized Oct. 27. A 1998 Mercedes-Benz was stolen while parked at the Long Island Rail Road station Oct.
Dem Chairman Jacobs Unsure About Election Night
The Grand Ballroom in Uniondale's Long Island Marriott is mostly empty, as hotel staff is in the process of turning the room into headquarters for the Nassau County Democrats for the next few hours.
Cops: 3 DWI Crashes on Parkways in 1 Day
Three men were arrested for drunken driving following three separate crashes on parkways in Nassau and Suffolk counties on Thursday, New York State police said.
Belesi, Mejias Vie for 14th Legislative District Seat
The 14th Legislative District encompasses the communities of Farmingdale and portions of Massapequa, Old Bethpage, Plainview, Levittown and North Wantagh.
Farmingdale man charged with DWI
Kevin Watkins, 23, of 675 Conklin St., Farmingdale, was charged with driving while intoxicated and speeding.
NY man gets 7-21 years in fatal DWI crash
A Long Island man with one DWI conviction already on his record has been sentenced to 7 to 21 years in prison after admitting he was drunk when he killed a driver in a head-on crash.
Long Island police, legal blotter
ROBERT E. KESSLER AND JOSEPH MALLIA. robert.kessler@newsday.com ,, joseph.mallia@newsday.com NASSAU COUNTY Judge: Government won't pay for Corbin defense A federal judge has turned down a request by Nassau Legis.
The Farmingdale man who pleaded guilty to drunken driving when he crashed into a New York City police officer will serve between 5 and 10 years in prison.
Companies across the economy are holding off on hiring even as the profit outlook improves, amid economic uncertainty and their own success at raising productivity in rough waters.
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