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Lake Avenue, Saint James, NY

New Bagel Shop Off To Strong Start On Long Island New Bagel Shop Off To Strong Start On Long Island
New Bagel Shop Off To Strong Start On Long Island If you're ready for a bagel, why not try something different by checking out a new Long Island shop that offers some fun options. Bean's Bagels in Suffolk County which opened last month on Lake Avenue in Saint James, offers a full menu of the favorites, plus a whole lineup of whimsical selections such as the rainbow bagel with birthday cake cream cheese, and the French toast bagel that is stuffed with banana bread and topped with their banana chocolate chip cream cheese. Rainbow bagel with egg and cheese.Bean's Bagels/Facebook But bagels aren't the only thing you will find. The shop off…
Two Hospitalized, One With Serious Injuries, After Crash At Long Island Inersection Two Hospitalized, One With Serious Injuries, After Crash At Long Island Inersection
Two Hospitalized, One With Serious Injuries, After Crash At Long Island Inersection A man was seriously injured in an overnight crash at an intersection on Long Island. It happened around 9:40 p.m. Monday, April 12 in Saint James. Timothy Hearney, age 52, of Saint James, was driving a 2021 Nissan Acura eastbound on Woodlawn Avenue, when his vehicle was struck at the intersection of Lake Avenue by a northbound 2016 Ford pickup truck, driven by Steven Schwamb, age 31, of Centereach, Suffolk County Police said. Schwamb was transported to Stony Brook University Hospital for treatment of serious injuries, according to police. Hearney was transported to the same hos…
COVID-19: Liquor Licenses Of Three LI Restaurants, Bars Suspended For Violations Of Guidelines COVID-19: Liquor Licenses Of Three LI Restaurants, Bars Suspended For Violations Of Guidelines
Covid-19: Liquor Licenses Of Three LI Restaurants, Bars Suspended For Violations Of Guidelines New York has suspended liquor licenses for 15 more businesses, including three on Long Island, after finding what it labeled violations of COVID-19 pandemic-related executive orders.  Over the last week, the state's multi-agency task force -- led by the State Police and State Liquor Authority -- conducted 8,634 compliance checks, documenting violations at 40 establishments. Businesses found in violation of COVID-19 regulations face fines up to $10,000 per violation, while egregious violations can result in the immediate suspension of a bar or restaurant's liquor license.  The loca…