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Muslim school in Bay Shore can't board students, Islip Town says (opens the original)
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A Muslim organization cannot board students at the site of a former Catholic boarding school in Bay Shore that it bought for $5 million, Islip Town officials said Wednesday. The Islip Zoning Board of Appeals voted 3-1 late Tuesday night that a boarding component at the property on Saxon Avenue is not permitted. The New Jersey-based United American Muslim Association bought the 13-acre property in June from the Montfort Missionaries, who ran it until 1972 as a boarding school for high school boys
'The pope's astronomer' coming to Amityville to lead a tour of the heavens (opens the original)
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The Roman Catholic Church has come a long way since the days when it put Galileo on trial for espousing the idea that the Earth revolves around the sun. Today, rather than shunning science, it is embracing it, according to local religious leaders involved in the environmental and other movements. This week, two groups of nuns are bringing to Long Island a Jesuit brother who used to head the Vatican Observatory and is known as “the pope’s astronomer.” Brother Guy Consolmagno will appear at the mo
Suffolk to blaze new trail honoring Theodore Roosevelt's county connection (opens the original)
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Teddy Roosevelt greatly expanded the national parks, led the Rough Riders to victory in Cuba, and overcame potentially devastating childhood asthma to become a vigorous outdoorsman who hiked mountains and explored the Amazon. But what many people don’t know about the former president whose face is on Mount Rushmore is that he had a connection to the South Shore of Long Island, especially Sayville. On Monday, officials unveiled a plan to create a Theodore Roosevelt trail on Long Island that will
Mother of Muslim NYPD cadet who died at Ground Zero fights to have son's name on 9/11 memorial for first responders (opens the original)
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He was a Muslim Pakistani-American with a college degree in biochemistry, and in the weeks after the Sept. 11, 2001, terror attacks, he had gone missing. Mohammad Salman Hamdani, a 23-year-old NYPD cadet and paramedic living in Queens, became the subject of a "wanted" flyer with his police ID photo circulated at NYPD precincts in early October. "Joint Terrorist Task Force Seeking Him," the flyer said, and noted that Hamdani "Has Chemistry Background!!" The New York Post ran a story with the head
Salvadorans on Long Island with TPS can stay in U.S. after feds put freeze on ending their protection (opens the original)
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The Trump administration abruptly reversed course on Wednesday and put a last-minute freeze on an executive order that would have removed legal immigration status from 170,000 Salvadorans nationwide, including thousands on Long Island. The Department of Homeland Security said it was holding back on enforcing the order that would have ended the Temporary Protected Status designation for the Salvadorans. The order had been scheduled to go into effect Wednesday. TPS has allowed them to live and wor
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