#nassau-county

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The Lighthouse Project was proposed as a transformative $3.8 billion development at Nassau Hub, aiming to revitalize the area with housing, retail, and a renovated arena.

A Brooklyn man, Sanjai Syamaprasad, pleaded guilty to multiple felony charges for secretly recording patients, including a child, in bathrooms at a sleep center.

At Nassau Open MRI in Westbury, a 61-year-old man entered the MRI room unauthorized, wearing a large metallic chain, which attracted him into the machine.

Robbie Levine collapsed while playing Little League baseball in Merrick. 'It's unfathomable to think your 9-year-old is going to drop dead on the baseball field, where he lives and breathes baseball, but that's exactly what happened,' mother Jill Levine said.

County Executive Bruce Blakeman, defiant about a new lawsuit challenging the partnership with ICE, stated 'We will vigorously defend our right to partner with ICE.'

"Wonder has partnered with over 20 award-winning chefs and restaurants to replicate dishes that are cooked to order, allowing for a unique food delivery experience."

Now, cannabis consumers in Nassau County can enjoy the convenience of having Silly Nice's premium, lab-tested products delivered directly to their doorstep, enhancing accessibility.

"516 Day is a brand-new celebration of everything that makes Long Island and Nassau County great. It's a time to commemorate our amazing small businesses, tight-knit communities..."

The application now before the Nassau County Planning Commission is a procedural process designed to subdivide parcels for future uses at the property. Any development applications for those uses will be submitted to the appropriate governing bodies with applicable notice and opportunity for public comment.

The reality is our work has just begun. Knowing the identities of the mom and the little baby is just a first step to help us get to solving these murders.

We don't want battery storage facilities in Nassau. We don't want wind turbines off Nassau. We don't want power lines for these facilities running through Nassau.

Police have said scammers use a range of methods to hide their license plates, from scratching paint off them to high-tech gadgets that make them disappear from view.

Nassau University Medical Center claims that New York corruptly deprived it of more than $1 billion in Medicaid funds over nearly two decades.