Long Island beaches reopen to bathing Long Island beaches reopen to bathing <\/p>\n
Updated: Tuesday, September 2 2014 10:08 AM EDT2014-09-02 14:08:19 GMT <\/p>\n
Health officials say six Long Island beaches that were closed for one day have reopened to bathing. The Nassau County beaches were closed Monday due to storm water runoff that could negatively impact bacterial levels. The beaches were: Laurel Hollow Beach, Morgan Beach, North Hempstead Beach Park, Sea Cliff Village Beach, Tappen Beach and Theodore Roosevelt Beach. <\/p>\n
Health officials say six Long Island beaches that were closed for one day have reopened to bathing. The Nassau County beaches were closed Monday due to storm water runoff that could negatively impact bacterial levels. The beaches were: Laurel Hollow Beach, Morgan Beach, North Hempstead Beach Park, Sea Cliff Village Beach, Tappen Beach and Theodore Roosevelt Beach. <\/p>\n
Updated: Tuesday, September 2 2014 5:49 AM EDT2014-09-02 09:49:32 GMT <\/p>\n
Reminder for drivers that as children head back to school in Nassau County so too, will the speed cameras in school zones.Officials say speed cams will be fully operational at 25 locations this week.That will more than double eventually. <\/p>\n
Reminder for drivers that as children head back to school in Nassau County so too, will the speed cameras in school zones.Officials say speed cams will be fully operational at 25 locations this week.That will more than double eventually. <\/p>\n
Updated: Monday, September 1 2014 8:13 PM EDT2014-09-02 00:13:34 GMT <\/p>\n
Step through the doors of Hope's Land of Candy in Island Park, Long Island and you''ll be taking a trip back in time. There's no WIFI but they do have a Victrola piano. And then there's the candy.. lots and lots of it. <\/p>\n
Step through the doors of Hope's Land of Candy in Island Park, Long Island and you''ll be taking a trip back in time. There's no WIFI but they do have a Victrola piano. And then there's the candy.. lots and lots of it. <\/p>\n
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