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Stony Brook professor Lester Paldy unveils secret life in the CIA (opens the original)
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Lester Paldy is a family man, a veteran and a Stony Brook University professor. From helping to negotiate arms control with foreign countries, to making connections between foreign scientists and agency officers, Paldy, 92, of South Setauket, has led a storied life. He shares it — albeit with a few redactions by the agency — at library programs across Long Island and in his memoir, "No Cloak, No Dagger: A Professor's Secret Life Inside the CIA" (Rowman and Littlefield, 2024). Central Intelligenc
Oyster Bay: Beaches, events, history draw buyers to Teddy Roosevelt's old digs (opens the original)
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THE SCOOP With access to beautiful beaches and a boatload of events, the scenic hamlet of Oyster Bay has much to offer to both residents and visitors alike. "It's just been getting better and better every year," said Oyster Bay Town Clerk Richard LaMarca. "There's been a big renaissance going on with restaurants, and we've been doing a lot of work with the local chambers and civic associations to make it more of a destination for those even outside of the hamlet," said LaMarca, who serves on the
Amityville: Low taxes, downtown resurgence, daytime activities, nightlife draw buyers (opens the original)
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THE SCOOP With a total area of less than 2.5 square miles, Amityville is packed with personality and activity, offering a plethora of daytime and nighttime events extending from its beautiful beaches to its bustling business district. A "suburban environment with a hometown feel" is a draw for residents and visitors alike, according to village mayor Michael O'Neill. With "generations of families that are still living in the village," O'Neill said, people can come and enjoy the close-knit nature
Lawrence: Bustling business district, diverse residents, proximity to beaches draw buyers (opens the original)
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THE SCOOP While it may border Queens, Lawrence offers its own distinct small-town feeling, with the bonus of an abundance of nearby beaches. "In five minutes, you're in Atlantic Beach or Long Beach, you have that whole area there," said real estate agent Irene Steiner, who has lived in Lawrence for over 40 years. In addition to its proximity to sandy shores, the family- and friend-centric vibe of the village is a draw for her clients, Steiner said. "The younger crowd is drawn here because of the
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