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One of LI’s poshest towns must pay $19M for blocking synagogue project — ending decades-long battle
The rabbi and his group wanted to build the synagogue on 9 acres of his property, but the project got tied up in federal court when the uber-wealthy town refused to allow the development, and the other side sued.
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LI dad fighting to find cure for son’s rare disorder wins congressional battle
A Long Island dad fighting to save the only research lab that he says can treat his 5-year-old son’s rare genetic disorder has finally won his battle with Congress.
NY businesses must now accept cash, but hundreds of NYC shops defiantly refuse using creative loophole
Break out the coin purse.
Ex-NYPD officer, youth sports hero facing medical nightmare far from home
Former NYPD officer Gregory Fink, a Long Island man who has dedicated his life to youth sports both here and abroad, is facing a medical nightmare.
Incredible journey of Long Island wrestling champ who overcame horrific injuries from chimpanzees attack
Few have grappled with life like Long Beach’s national champion wrestler, Dunia Sibomana-Rodriguez.
NY man accused of trafficking enough fentanyl ‘to kill millions’ after client’s fatal OD
Cops recovered 4.5 kilograms of fentanyl — enough to wipe out more than 2 million people, which is more than all of Suffolk County, the district attorney warned.
Nassau County’s fiscal watchdog slams Bruce Blakeman over $14M in diverted opioid funds: ‘Unconscionable’
Nassau’s fiscal watchdog is demanding County Executive Bruce Blakeman replenish nearly $14 million quietly pulled out of opioid settlement funds — while threatening to tank his next budget.
Venezuelan migrant tried to slit Queens man’s throat on ‘remote’ Gilgo Beach made infamous by alleged serial killer: DA
Suffolk District Attorney Raymond Tierney said in a statement Tuesday that evidence recovered against Ramirez “raises serious questions about what he intended that night.”
Funeral parlor of horrors named ‘Camelot’ stacked decaying bodies like cargo while ripping off grieving families: AG
A New York funeral parlor of horrors named “Camelot” buried grieving families in massive bills while their loved ones’ decomposing bodies piled up in a garage like packages in a warehouse, officials alleged.
Winter’s deep freeze sank Long Island’s massive oyster industry: ‘Worst of the century’
“The losses are high six figures, low seven figures,” Peter Stein, founder of Peeko Oysters in New Suffolk, told The Post.
Maserati-driving thieves stealing catalytic converters send LI cops on high-speed chase, injuring officer: DA
The crew hit more than 90 mph during the high-speed chase on the Southern State Parkway.