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"Every weekend, we’re throwing a party," owner Joe Fortuna said. "I want to make sure you’re having a great time."
The winner placed a $1.50 wager on Money Link: The Great Immortals.
Couples will get to fly in the museum's iconic World War II C-47 Skytrain 'Second Chance,' the same type of troop transport used in D-Day.
The woman was pronounced dead at a hospital on Monday after she was struck by a vehicle on Friday night, police say.
Tickets grant a 90-minute experience in an all-pink setting. "I am excited for everyone to experience this unique theme!" the owner said.
The woman was crossing a street when she was hit by a car, police say.
The girl, who had last been seen Thursday night, was found Friday morning, police say.
317 has won the award back-to-back years. "It was a real team effort to have accomplished this two years in a row," chef Eric LeVine said.
Monetary awards are on the line, and the winner's sock design will be sold by John's Crazy Socks. Here's how to enter.
The deal includes select artisan pizzas inspired directly by Italian cuisine on the Amalfi Coast of Italy. Here are all the doughy details.
The official PBA sock is a high-performance athletic sock. "Bowling is for everyone, and so are our socks," John Cronin said.
Lotus reopened in June after it was gutted by a fire. "It means a lot to reopen our doors to the Farmingdale community," the owner said.
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Contestants constructed edible gingerbread houses with the theme of Long Island Literary Figures.
A professor with expertise in tracking COVID-19 trends estimated that 1 in 49 Americans are currently infected with the coronavirus.
Roof renovation work will begin "immediately." After Proposition Two failed, the board of education plans to discuss its next steps.
The shop opened in late December, offering platters, gyros, burgers, sandwiches, salads, wings, fries and more.
Roof repairs and replacements were passed, but voters shot down a $55.85M proposition for a Career and Technical Education Center and more.
Samuel Thompson's leadership through the coronavirus pandemic and bus crash tragedy was "inspirational," Supervisor Joseph Saladino said.
A sign was placed on the door of the cycling shop informing customers of the closure.
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He was arrested for the second time in 2 days and found with crack cocaine, police say.
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They were swiped from the Airport Plaza Boulevard store on Dec. 18 at around 5:43 p.m., Suffolk police say.
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Burgrito's is reopen after a two-year hiatus, once again offerings cheeseburgers wrapped in a burrito shell.
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Dawn Puig saved the life of a girl who was choking on her lunch. "The week has been filled with many gestures of gratitude," she said.
Health care workers who have not received this year's flu vaccine must wear masks in certain health care settings, the state declared.
The woman, who had last seen at her home on Monday, was found, police said Friday.
The aide's actions prevented a potential tragedy, the district wrote. "We offer our deepest gratitude," the district stated.
King Quality provided a marketing grant to Christmas Magic, while John's Crazy Socks will donate pairs of socks to children in need.
Both drivers involved were able to free themselves, and firefighters assisted a family and their dogs in one of the cars.
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The fire was quickly doused and classes will proceed as scheduled, according to the district.
A ribbon cutting was held to mark the occasion. Owner Jeanette Zimmerman-Schmidt discussed balancing her personal life with her business.
The eatery will offer platters, gyros, burgers, sandwiches, salads, wings, fries and more.