Two teenagers nearly drowned in Great South Bay. They were recently reunited with their rescuer, a Town of Oyster Bay highway worker.
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Officials say a fire broke out in the walls a pharmacy and multiple fire departments were called to the building.
The Long Island region entered into Phase 3 of reopening this week.
Town of North Hempstead Supervisor Judi Bosworth and the Town Board announced a summer 2020 Stop Throwing Out Pollutants (S.T.O.P.) event.
Hicksville-area traditional Fourth of July events may not happen, but there are several other ways you can celebrate the holiday safely.
HWD’s Chairman of the Board of Commissioners has Reached Life Membership Anniversary after Serving Hicksville Water since 1971
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Firefighters thanked the company for donating protective gear, which helps protect first responders.
The convenience store chain donated food, drinks, gloves and coupons to thank first responders on the front lines of the virus outbreak.
The Hicksville Volunteer Fire Department received dozens of vital personal protective equipment this week thanks to a local business.
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Firefighters say the resident was able to help prevent flames from spreading by closing a door.
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A fire broke out in the wall of a Division Avenue home in Hicksville over the weekend.
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Long Islanders can rest assured that the delivery and quality of their water will remain unaffected, the Long Island Water Conference says.
Concerns of the spread of coronavirus has caused Town of Oyster Bay officials to cancel and pause several community events.
The Hicksville Water District is informing residents that there's no risk to the water supply amid the spread of the Coronavirus.
Americans spend a massive 30 billion hours commuting every year.
"We want smart development, not overdevelopment," one Hicksville resident said.
The developer plans rental apartments, retail and office space, restaurants, a grocery store, movie theater, and more. What do you think?
The community is welcomed to the Ribbon Cutting Ceremony at 35 Broadway in Hicksville, NY.
Nassau County received more than $1 million for downtown development projects. Hicksville was one of seven communities selected.
The grant comes after the water authority announced a moratorium on water service connections for Hicksville homes and businesses.
According to officials, the keys were dropped down a drain at the 7-11 on Woodbury Road in Hicksville.
Nassau County Legislator Rose Marie Walker attended the ceremony.
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Juniors Captain Rohan Mahatra called the event a great experience that usually puts a big smile on children's faces.
Hicksville firefighters partnered with none other than Santa Claus himself to make the holiday season special for several families.
Supervisor Joseph Saladino commended his dedication and commitment to the Town of Oyster Bay and its residents.
Officials say the crash closed the southbound lanes of South Broadway for about 40 minutes.
The legendary news anchor gave an emotional farewell Friday morning. Watch it here.
Alex Tilinca, 18, took first place at the Teen Classic Physique competition in the Bronx. He now has his sights set on Mr. Olympia.
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All companies in the fire department went into the community Dec. 1 to dole out bags of popcorn and spread cheer and holiday safety tips.
The Hicksville Fire Department's annual safety and prevention event went off without a hitch Sunday.