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- Sep 30, 2026
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Island Empanada closes in Shirley and Rocky Point (opens the original)
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A top empanada eatery is closing two Long Island locations. Island Empanadas, named on Newsday’s best empanadas on Long Island, announced it would close its Shirley restaurant on Montauk Highway Wednesday, following the recent closure of its Rocky Point restaurant at on Rocky Point Yaphank Road. The Ronkonkoma-based fast-casual restaurant chain also has locations in Commack, Medford and Merrick, as well as a food truck that appears at street fairs and festivals. The restaurant is owned and run b
Damage to Northwell at Jones Beach Theater forces cancellation of Wednesday's Logic & G-Eazy concert (opens the original)
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Northwell at Jones Beach Theater has canceled the Logic & G-Eazy concert Wednesday due to flooding from this weekend nor’easter. The theater announced Tuesday "The Endless Summer Tour Part II" would be canceled Wednesday due to coastal flooding. Floodwaters from the nor'easter damaged portions of the orchestra pit, lower bowl, restrooms and concessions areas at the theater, along with electrical equipment and plumbing, officials said. Crews were pumping out water Tuesday and assessing the damage
Brian Woehr, former Lindenhurst school custodian, pleads guilty to filming sexual abuse of a child (opens the original)
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A former Lindenhurst school custodian is expected to serve 17 years in prison after he pleaded guilty to filming himself while sexually abusing a child, Suffolk County prosecutors said. Brian Woehr, 41, of Lindenhurst, pleaded guilty Friday to two counts of use of a child in a sexual performance as a sexually motivated felony. He was initially charged with more than 100 child sex-related charges and possession of child pornography, prosecutors said. The Suffolk police digital forensics unit was
Motorcycle man Billy Joel to sell off more than 70 bikes at retro auction in November at the Javits Center (opens the original)
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Whether you want a Harley or a Ducati, a motorcycle from the Piano Man’s collection just may be the bike you’re looking for. After years of traversing Long Island, even riding his motorcycle in the rain, Billy Joel is auctioning off more than 70 classic motorcycles from his storied collection through Gooding Christie’s, the automotive division of Christie’s Auction House in Manhattan. "I've always been drawn to bikes built by people who cared about getting every detail right," Joel said in a sta
Appeals court dismisses Freeport schools' bid to claim ownership of Cleveland Athletic Field, ending legal battle (opens the original)
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A New York State appeals court dismissed an appeal by the Freeport School District over the ownership of the Cleveland Avenue athletic field, ending a five-year legal battle. The Appellate Division, Second Department, ruled the Cleveland Avenue Field was owned by the Village of Freeport and licensed by the school district as a practice field for athletics since 1949. The village and school district have been litigating over who owned the field as the village had once sought to sell the 9-acre pr
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