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3 Busted Selling Vape Products To Minors On Long Island, Police Say 3 Busted Selling Vape Products To Minors On Long Island, Police Say
3 Busted Selling Vape Products To Minors On Long Island, Police Say Three Long Island vape shop employees were arrested after allegedly selling vaping products to minors during a compliance check. The three were arrested on Thursday, March 16 in the Brentwood, Islip areas during the check of seven businesses by Suffolk County Police. In response to numerous community complaints, Third Precinct officers conducted an investigation into the sale of vape products, during which seven businesses were checked for compliance with the law, police said. Out of the seven businesses check, three were found to be selling vape products to people to minors, pol…

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by Kathy Reakes
News
Watch: Sailboat Explodes At Long Island Marina, 1 Airlifted To Hospital Watch: Sailboat Explodes At Long Island Marina, 1 Airlifted To Hospital
Watch: Sailboat Explodes At Long Island Marina, 1 Airlifted To Hospital A man is recovering after being pulled from the wreckage of a sailboat that exploded at a Long Island marina. Emergency crews in Islip were called at around 10:15 p.m. Thursday, Feb. 9, with reports that a boat had exploded at a dock in Islip Canal, located on Main Street, according to Suffolk County Police. When police and medics arrived, there was a strong odor of gas, police said. Officers searched the boat before finding and disabling a leaking propane tank. Footage from last nights boat explosion in Islip. Follow L & L wholesale bait to see additional video. Posted by Our Is…

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by Michael Mashburn
Lifestyle
This Islip Eatery Voted Long Island's Best Tex-Mex Restaurant This Islip Eatery Voted Long Island's Best Tex-Mex Restaurant
This Islip Eatery Voted Long Island's Best Tex-Mex Restaurant For the second-straight year, one of the region's most popular restaurants has been voted the “best Tex-Mex restaurant on Long Island.” Each year, the Bethpage Best of LI polls Long Islanders to lay down a roadmap “to the best, top-notch businesses and services throughout both Nassau and Suffolk counties.” Organizers of the contest have been counting votes since it began, with the winners ultimately chosen by the Long Islanders who rely on those businesses each and every day. Related story - This Suffolk County Eatery Voted Long Island's Best Diner This year - for the second straight tim…

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by Zak Failla
News
Long Island To Get $30.6M In State Funding For Pavement Restoration Projects Long Island To Get $30.6M In State Funding For Pavement Restoration Projects
Long Island To Get $30.6M In State Funding For Pavement Restoration Projects Millions of dollars are being invested for pavement restoration projects on major roadways on Long Island. New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo announced a $30.6 million investment in pavement restoration projects to repair portions of five state roads in both Nassau and Suffolk counties totaling approximately 20 miles. According to Cuomo, “the projects will improve driving conditions and enhance safety along key roadways for the flow of people and goods on Long Island.” 
“Safe and reliable roadways are the lifeblood of our communities and are critical for keeping us economically competitive," …

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by Zak Failla
Police & Fire
Bearded Man In Van Follows Boy Home Two Days In Row, Islip HS Officials Warn Bearded Man In Van Follows Boy Home Two Days In Row, Islip HS Officials Warn
Bearded Man In Van Follows Boy Home Two Days In Row, Islip HS Officials Warn School officials in Islip are warning parents about “stranger danger” after a student reported that he was followed home on separate occasions last week. Officials from Islip High School sent a letter to parents after a male student reported a pair of incidents involving an unknown man who allegedly followed him while he was walking home from school. The incident was first reported to investigators with the Suffolk County Police Department on Tuesday, April 30. According to the student, on Monday, April 29, and Tuesday, April 30, the student left school and was walking on Main Street whe…

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by Zak Failla