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October 17, 2001 / Front Page

A LOOK AT THE LIVES OF SOME LOST IN THE WTC TRAGEDY Irwin Erker of Farmingdale

by Carolyn James

When Ann Erker turned on the television September 11 and saw a jetliner plow into the World Trade Center she knew immediately that her husband had died in the terrorist attack. More...

OLPH of Lindenhurst hosts fundraiser walk

OLPH's Life Teen Third Annual Maureen DePalma Walk Against Breast Cancer raised over $14,000 for Breast Cancer Help and for the families of victims of World Trade Center disaster. More...

Republicans put up two attorney's for Babylon Town Council Lindsay Patrick Henry, R, I, RTL

by Janine Logan

Thomas Jefferson More...

SC Legislature, 14th District David Bishop, Democratic, Independence and Working Families

by Leonard Greco

David Bishop (D-Lindenhurst) is one of the legislature More...

SC Legislature, 15th District Maxine Postal, D I, Green, Working Families

by Lenny Greco

At one time, a younger Maxine Postal thought about studying ballet. More...

Special Sections

Events & Calendar

Calendar The following are a list of public meetings and special events for the coming week: THURSDAY, October 18

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LeBourget offers wine tasting event

The Amityville LeBourget Alliance and The French Wine Merchant of Westbury invite you to attend a wine tasting Saturday, October 20, from 3 to 6 p.m., at 111 S. Bayview Ave., Amityville. The cost os $20 per person and refreshments will be served. More...

Third annual Tour of Terror to benefit Babylon Breast cancer

The third annual Old Brook Road Tour of Terror, located at 61 Old Brook Road, Dix Hills will be held to benefit Babylon Breast Cancer Coalition and Huntington Breast Cancer Action Coalition. More...

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Amityville warriors defeat DP

First victory for new ASD head coach Frank DeVenuto More...

Local folks in the news

Being involved in one's community and making sure children are our number one priority is what Kiwanis and Town of Babylon Councilman Steve Bellone are all about. More...

Park Avenue Project: $6.5 M more needed

by Carolyn James More...

Politics makes good conversation for family and friends

by Janine Logan More...

Democrats tap Fire Commissioner and Soccer leader for Council posts Mike Johnson, D, C, Working Families

by Carolyn James

One weekday afternoon Mike Johnson meets a reporter at a local diner for an interview. He apologizes for being a little late but explains that he More...

SC Legislature, 14th District Kimberly Wilder, Green Party

by Leonard Greco

Kimberly Wilder is a woman who believes in the power of words and music, the importance of the environment, the wisdom of the people and the dream of a better world through understanding. More...

Sabir M. Manteen, R, Right to Life

by Leonard Greco

Sabir Manteen is a registered Democrat running on the Republican and Right to Life lines this November. He is also listed on the Empowerment Party Line, which Manteen said, is the Independent Party line. More...

Opinion

We all must take part in Democratic process

In this week More...

We are all Americans and now all New Yorkers

On one corner of Church Street across from the pile the street sign dangled precariously, much like faith itself. Daily tallies have graced the pages of the city More...

September 11, 2001—A teacher’s view

by Kenneth Ulric

As the horrific events of September 11 unfolded on live television, teachers and students alike were caught up in a chaotic swirl of emotion, facts and unbelievable images - all of which required some sort of immediate response. More...

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