Alex Mitchell
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Exclusive | Blakeman taunts Hochul with Massapequa Chiefs name — as high schoolers troll NYS logo ‘ban’ (opens the original)
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Republican gubernatorial candidate Bruce Blakeman taunted Gov. Kathy Hochul over her administration’s fight to cancel the Massapequa Chiefs team name – as high school seniors trolled the Empire State’s ban on Native American imagery. Blakeman promised to protect the name chiefs in the face of a state ban on Native American imagery as he visited the Massapequa High School merch stand during the Long Island school’s football team game against Garden City at Hofstra University on Monday. “Hey Kathy
Massapequa ends Garden City’s nation-leading 68-game winning streak in heart-pounding thriller (opens the original)
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Long Island’s game of the century lived up to the hype. The impervious Massapequa Chiefs snapped Garden City’s nation-leading 68-game winning streak in a barn-burning battle that boiled down to last-minute heroics, sealing a fiery 21-14 victory in a matchup that Nassau County has talked about for months. Deadlocked at 14, two Chiefs captains led Massapequa to victory. First defensive lineman Ryan Chabus intercepted a pass. Then senior wideout Dylan Milio hauled in a 29-yard touchdown catch with
Exclusive | Celeb-packed Emilio’s Balatto chef-owner opening Long Island red sauce joint (opens the original)
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Anthony Vitolo, the executive chef and family owner of celebrity-packed Houston Street red sauce joint Emilio’s Ballato, is taking his talents to Long Island. Vitolo will be opening a Nassau County supper club in late October with a close friend who was ready to ditch the industry before hearing an offer he couldn’t refuse. “We decided to go into business while having a drink at 2 in the morning,” said Vitolo, 35. He’s teaming up with well-known local chef Salvatore Sorrentino to launch the upsc
Actor Denis Leary details chilling 9/11 experience that helped lead to TV hit ‘Rescue Me’ (opens the original)
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See more of our coverage in your search results. Actor Denis Leary was unloading his hockey gear at Manhattan’s Chelsea Piers for a morning game when United Flt. 175 struck the South Tower of the World Trade Center 25 years ago. “They turned the rink into a morgue, and they lined up all the ambulances,” Leary, 69, told The Post. The heartbreaking scene was the beginning of a journey that led to Leary’s famous TV series “Rescue Me” – a defiantly politically incorrect dramedy around FDNY members r
Exclusive | Wednesdays with Morries: Long Island teen becomes BFFs with grandpa’s pals — sparking touching tradition (opens the original)
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See more of our coverage in your search results. A Long Island 12th grader has become BFFs with his grandfather’s pickleball buddies, making time for weekly summer matches with the golden-aged gang – and netting lifelong lessons. “What they taught me is that friendship shouldn’t be marked by an age,” 17-year-old Jackson Defendini told The Post. “I learned a lot of lessons from these men, and it really turned into something. Now it’s just become a part of my life,” said the Farmingdale High Schoo
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