Searingtown News

Written by Timothy Bolger on Dec 9th, 2009 and filed under Long Island News , News .

At the last Herricks School Board meeting Nassau County Architect Brian Schneider, who is a hydrogeologist for the county, detailed the county plans for the Herricks Pond Park, located at the bend between Shelter Rock Road and Searingtown Road.

A judge has ruled that a Long Island man accused of murdering his mother is not mentally fit to stand trial.

Eduardo Barrigan, the 1-800-Mattress heir is accused of killing his stepmother last year is lead into Nassau County Court where Judge David Sullivan will hear his case.

Shazad Ghannie, 34, of 2 Saddle Lane, Levittown, told the trooper that he had been in an accident, police said.

"a couple of Hennessys" before driving to pick up his son at Herricks High School was so drunk that police were afraid the father would hurt himself during a field sobriety test, court records show.

The county and town population had increased two and a half times over during the 1920s, and one of the critical needs of new and expanded communities was how to deal with sewage and garbage.

A fifth grade assignment focused on the 2008 presidential election, a middle school project that highlights the use of digital storytelling, and a high school program on people who changed the world have earned their schools top prizes in the second annual ISTE Media Specialist Technology Innovation Award , which recognizes collaborative technology ...

We dona t know when the district actually began operating its own school. There was a school by 1842 , and maps from the 1850s show a schoolhouse in the location of the former Administration Building.

A scion of the 1800Mattress.com family - hospitalized, handcuffed and barely coherent - was ordered jailed with no bail at a bedside arraignment Friday on a second-degree murder charge that he beat his mother to death.

May 13, 2009 7:48 pm US/Eastern Reporting Jennifer McLogan SEARINGTOWN, N.Y. The wife of a leading mattress retailer in New York City was found dead in her Long Island home and police have accused her 38-year-old son of second-degree murder.

The Nassau homicide squad is investigating the death of a Searingtown woman who was found dead Wednesday morning, police said.