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Bay Shore fire damages vehicles at scrapyard, county bus next door, officials say (opens the original)
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A fire at a scrapyard in Bay Shore on Sunday afternoon damaged about 100 vehicles and spread to an adjacent bus depot where at least one Suffolk County Transit bus was charred, fire department officials said. A 911 call came in at 12:47 p.m. reporting a fire at NJC Scrap Metal Recycling on Moffitt Boulevard, according to Bay Shore Fire Department Chief John Ippolito Jr. "When we arrived on scene, we had numerous vehicles on fire in the scrapyard, which also extended to the neighboring lot," Ippo
Police: Swimmer reported missing called authorities to say he was safe (opens the original)
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The swimmer whose reported disappearance Saturday led to an hours-long search involving local, state and national agencies was not in the water for long, according to police. "He was only in the water for a short period of time, going for a swim," State Trooper Brittany Burton told Newsday. The search was triggered by a 911 call around 2:30 p.m. of a white man in dark shorts who did not reappear after he was seen going into the water in the Field #3 area of Robert Moses State Park, she said. Bur
Momo Crawl NYC aims to find best Nepal, Indian and Tibetan eateries, help flood victims (opens the original)
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Momo Crawl NYC — an annual competition where dozens of Nepali, Tibetan and Indian restaurants compete to serve the tastiest dumplings — brought thousands of food enthusiasts to the streets of Jackson Heights and Woodside on Sunday. At least two of the 31 competitors were Nepali Americans from Long Island who own restaurants in the Queens neighborhoods, and the event had special resonance this year, raising money for victims of a massive flood that hit Nepal and Tibet last month. Newsday has repo
Queens man recounts surviving Nepal flash flood; Long Islanders still missing (opens the original)
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For Yogesh “Aadi” Dangol, a Queens Village resident who runs the popular Bishwa Sandesh news site for the Nepali American diaspora, a long-awaited trip to his birthplace last week turned into a nightmare. Dangol, 48, returned to Nepal for the first time in seven years only to see his hometown all but wiped off the map on Wednesday morning, when a glacier and surrounding bedrock collapsed about 40 miles upriver, near the border with Tibet, about 14,000 feet higher in elevation. The ensuing tsunam
Amityville man charged after car crashes into Deer Park home (opens the original)
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After a car crashed into a Deer Park home in the early hours of Sunday morning — pummeling through an exterior wall into a living room and coming to rest atop a leather couch — the Suffolk County Police Department arrested and charged an Amityville man for allegedly driving the vehicle while impaired and illegally possessing a handgun. No one in the home was injured in the crash about 4:45 a.m., police said in a news release. The driver, Matthew Troche, 19, was southbound on Cayuga Avenue in a M
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