Amazon To Open Two Long Island Delivery Stations Amazon To Open Two Long Island Delivery Stations
Amazon To Open Two Long Island Delivery Stations Online retail giant Amazon bought two Long Island properties, one in Shirley and another in Carle Place, to be used as delivery stations before the year's end. At delivery stations, packages arrive from Amazon fulfillment centers before being sorted and put on trucks to their final destination--the customer.  According to the Amazon, these two stations will create hundreds of jobs, all paying over $15 per hour and offering "a variety of benefit packages from day one." The Shirley station will be located at 100 Precision Dr. The Carle Place location will be at 2 Westbury Ave.  “…
Isaias: PSEG Long Island Says It Will Reimburse Customers For Spoiled Food Isaias: PSEG Long Island Says It Will Reimburse Customers For Spoiled Food
Isaias: Pseg Long Island Says It Will Reimburse Customers For Spoiled Food PSEG Long Island announced that it will be reimbursing customers who had food or medicine spoiled as a result of the power outages caused by Tropical Storm Isaias. More than 420,000 Long Islanders lost power during the tropical storm, with some having to wait eight days before the outages were repaired. In response, the utility company said it will be expanding its claims policy so customers who faced electrical service outages for at least 72 hours can be reimbursed for spoiled food, medication, or perishable commercial supplies. PSEG will reimburse residential customers for up to $250, a…
Isaias Power Outage Update: Estimated Restoration Times Issued; LI Communities Most Affected Isaias Power Outage Update: Estimated Restoration Times Issued; LI Communities Most Affected
Isaias Power Outage Update: Estimated Restoration Times Issued; LI Communities Most Affected Utility crews from PSEG Long Island have worked around the clock to restore power to hundreds of thousands of customers, though nearly 250,000 are still in the dark days after Tropical Storm Isaias. PSEG said that approximately 420,000 customers were impacted by the storm, though 85 percent should have power restored by the end of the day on Friday, Aug. 7, according to the company. As of 10:15 a.m. on Thursday, Aug. 6, PSEG was still working to repair 12,088 reported outages, which were impacting 246,646 of its 1,162,375 customers. In Suffolk, 143,629 customers were still without power, w…
Isaias: Some LIers Could Be Without Power For Week, With Number Of Outages About Half Of Sandy Isaias: Some LIers Could Be Without Power For Week, With Number Of Outages About Half Of Sandy
Isaias: Some LIers Could Be Without Power For Week, With Number Of Outages About Half Of Sandy Hundreds of thousands of Long Islanders remain in the dark following Tropical Storm Isaias, and some may not be able to turn the lights on for several days or even a week as PSEG works to restore power to more than 300,000 customers. PSEG Long Island was working to repair 20,322 active outages that were impacting 308,910 of its 1,162,375 customers as of around 3 p.m. on Wednesday, Aug. 5, with no clear end in sight for the company. According to PSEG, it has restored power to more than 220,000 customers, with more than 2,000 crews in the field. Related story - Isaias: State To Investigate …
It's Shark Week On Long Island: Patrols Ramped Up After Rash Of Sightings It's Shark Week On Long Island: Patrols Ramped Up After Rash Of Sightings
It's Shark Week On Long Island: Patrols Ramped Up After Rash Of Sightings “Shark Week” has come early on Long Island, forcing officials to shut down some beaches and increase patrols after several sightings. There have been multiple shark sightings off Long Island beaches this week, prompting some waters to be temporarily shut off to swimmers and for extra safety patrols in the area. Hempstead announced that they were starting a “Shark Patrol” that consists of jet-ski and team of lifeguards on a Bay Constable boat to monitor the waters due to the uptick in sightings. Nassau County Executive Laura Curran also said that there will be additional aerial and marine p…
Ocean Swimming Suspended In Nassau County After New Shark Sighting Ocean Swimming Suspended In Nassau County After New Shark Sighting
Ocean Swimming Suspended In Nassau County After New Shark Sighting Ocean swimming in Nassau County has been temporarily suspended after the latest shark sighting off the shore of a local beach. The latest shark sighting - at least the fifth in the past few days - was spotted off Nickerson Beach at approximately 1 p.m. on Wednesday, July 29, officials said. The shark was believed to be between six and eight feet in length. Earlier story - Latest Long Island Shark Sighting Shuts Down Swimming At Jones Beach The swimming suspension came shortly after Nassau County Executive Laura Curran announced that police would be increasing aerial and Marine patrols off …
Latest Long Island Shark Sighting Shuts Down Swimming At Jones Beach Latest Long Island Shark Sighting Shuts Down Swimming At Jones Beach
Latest Long Island Shark Sighting Shuts Down Swimming At Jones Beach The latest shark sighting off a Long Island shore has temporarily shut down a stretch of Jones Beach to swimmers. New York State Park officials announced that there had been a shark sighting on Tuesday, July 28 near Jones beach, prompting lifeguards to clear swimmers out of East Atlantic Beach. It is the latest shark sighting on Long Island, which has seen multiple cases in the past 24 hours. Earlier story - Separate Shark Sightings Off Nassau Coast Keep Swimmers Out Of Water Nassau County Executive Laura Curran said that a shark was also spotted at Jones Beach Field 6 at around 3 p.m. on…
Hate Graffiti Found At Long Island Elementary School Hate Graffiti Found At Long Island Elementary School
Hate Graffiti Found At Long Island Elementary School Hateful graffiti was found spray-painted on a Long Island elementary school, nearby vehicles, and other property, police said. Officers from the Nassau County Police Department were dispatched to Newbridge Elementary School on Bellmore Avenue in Bellmore overnight when there was reports of graffiti that was done by an unknown suspect. Police said that the graffiti took place between 2 a.m. and 3 a.m. on Tuesday, July 21 in Bellmore. The investigation determined that the graffiti was found in six locations near Bellmore Avenue, including on buildings, vehicles, and fences. The graffiti inc…
COVID-19: Long Beach Crowd Of Nearly 1,000 Broken Up By Police For Failure To Socially Distance COVID-19: Long Beach Crowd Of Nearly 1,000 Broken Up By Police For Failure To Socially Distance
Covid-19: Long Beach Crowd Of Nearly 1,000 Broken Up By Police For Failure To Socially Distance Hundreds of people had to be dispersed from a Long Island beach for failing to socially distance and not wearing face coverings amid the COVID-19 crisis. Long Beach and Nassau County police broke up a crowd of approximately 800 people who gathered on the beach and boardwalk near Edwards Boulevard late on Saturday, July 18. No arrests were made, police said, and no injuries were reported. Officers responded after receiving complaints of open alcohol containers, loud noise, and teens gathering in the area. According to reports, some became combative with the responding officers, including bo…
Officials Defend Nassau County Police Officers After Videos Of Protest Incidents Go Viral Officials Defend Nassau County Police Officers After Videos Of Protest Incidents Go Viral
Officials Defend Nassau County Police Officers After Videos Of Protest Incidents Go Viral Nassau County officials are defending police officers who made arrests during a seemingly peaceful Black Lives Matter protest and were caught on videos that went viral, drawing national headlines. On Friday, June 12, dozens of protesters made their way from the East Meadow Mall onto the Hempstead Turnpike, leading to the arrest of several Long Islanders, and drawing the ire of some when the videos were made public. Scenes of the police interaction with the protesters led to multiple viral videos, some of which drew millions of viewers. In the videos, Nassau County Police can be seen and he…
Three Arrested At Long Island Protest Three Arrested At Long Island Protest
Three Arrested At Long Island Protest Three people were arrested after about 100 protesters walked down the streets of East Meadow in what was a peaceful protest on Friday, June 12.  The three men were charged with disorderly conduct, Nassau County Executive Laura Curran and Police Commissioner Patrick J. Ryder said in a joint statement. "For the demonstrators' safety, Police repeatedly made attempts to keep protesters off moving lanes of traffic," the statement said. "This safety precaution was met with strong opposition and resistance which resulted in the arrests. "We continue to support the rights of individuals …
Thousands Of LIers Protest Throughout Weekend With Limited Number Of Arrests Thousands Of LIers Protest Throughout Weekend With Limited Number Of Arrests
Thousands Of LIers Protest Throughout Weekend With Limited Number Of Arrests Thousands of Long Islanders continued peaceful protests of the police-related death of George Floyd in Minneapolis, though some were arrested during demonstrations over the weekend. Sign-wielding protesters marched along streets in Suffolk and Nassau County over the weekend, chanting rallying cries as the two-week anniversary of Floyd’s death approached on Monday, June 8. Most of the protests remained peaceful, though nearly a dozen protesters were arrested on Saturday, June 6, when two Nassau County Police Department officers suffered injured attempting to suppress them. In Merrick, Nass…