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Another South Shore storm nuisance: Sightseeing motorists who cause wakes (opens the original)
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For some residents living on the South Shore, the flooding that comes from storms like last weekend’s nor’easter is only part of their frustration. Those who live on flood-prone streets said they are increasingly having to deal with drivers from outside their communities who roll down their roadways creating wakes of water that then push onto their properties. Colleen Walsh calls them the “nosy bodies.” “People just feel the need to drive through to see what’s going on,” the Babylon Village resi
Babylon loosens restrictions for some disabled veterans to get a property tax break (opens the original)
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The Town of Babylon is making it easier for permanently disabled veterans to get a break on their property taxes. In February, the town first approved the tax exemption, which was made possible through state legislation signed into law by Gov. Kathy Hochul in December. That tax break had the following requirements to qualify: honorable discharge or a qualifying Restoration of Honor / LGBT-veteran discharge; a U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs determination of permanent and total disability fro
Memorial to Suffolk's victims of drug overdoses to be unveiled in Copiague's Tanner Park Saturday (opens the original)
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Karen Pike-Schlitt discovered her son Donovan was struggling with opioid addiction when she found him in the throes of an overdose. “I walked into his room and thought he was having a seizure,” she said of the 28-year-old. “My whole world just fell apart that day.” Eighteen months later, in July 2018, Donovan would succumb to another overdose. An autopsy revealed fentanyl, a highly potent synthetic opioid, in his system. On Saturday, the Town of Babylon will unveil a new memorial to overdose vic
Long Island fire districts set to receive nearly $2M in New York State grants (opens the original)
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Seven Long Island volunteer fire districts and departments are set to receive nearly $2 million in state grants to help bolster service to their communities. The money is part of $25 million in capital funding for 65 volunteer fire departments and districts across the state, Gov. Kathy Hochul said. The funding is intended to help fire companies make improvements to their facilities, as well as strengthen response capabilities and preparedness for emergencies, according to a news release from Hoc
Babylon Town to unveil memorial honoring 9/11 victims who died later of illnesses (opens the original)
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Babylon Town this week will unveil a new post-9/11 memorial honoring residents who succumbed to diseases related to work at the site of the terrorist attack. Town officials said the memorial, located between Overlook and Cedar beaches and draped with a blue tarp, will be uncovered Friday at the town’s Sept. 11 anniversary commemoration. Thomas Wischerth will be among those remembered. “My dad was a humble person who would never want that kind of recognition,” said Rhyan Wischerth, whose father w
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