Violent confrontation ends with suicide (19 hits)
16 Mar 2007 at 9:00pm
A longstanding friendship ended violently when a man held a gun to his neighbor's throat minutes before his own wife killed herself with a second handgun, police said.
Man shot in his Central Islip home (16 hits)
17 Mar 2007 at 10:11am
A 24-year-old Central Islip man was shot in the leg early Saturday morning when two armed men barged into his home and demanded cash, say Suffolk police.
Attack on three sisters leaves one dead (20 hits)
16 Mar 2007 at 7:38pm
No valuables were taken. There was no sexual assault. There is no apparent motive.
Roosevelt schools miss a payment (13 hits)
16 Mar 2007 at 9:05pm
Despite intense monitoring by state authorities, the Roosevelt school district has missed a loan-interest payment of nearly $20,000 and is legally required to notify potential investors of the lapse, Albany officials report.
Police: Driver failed sobriety test, left children home alone (21 hits)
16 Mar 2007 at 9:25am
The man involved in an accident on Route 110 in Melville late Thursday failed a field sobriety test, police said. But what he told them next was of even greater concern.

Woman says cop asked for sexual favor (34 hits)
15 Mar 2007 at 8:04pm
There was nothing wrong with her blinker.
Trial starts in ex-gang member's slaying (24 hits)
15 Mar 2007 at 8:58pm
Hykiem Coney's family members dabbed tears from their eyes Thursday as they watched a surveillance video that showed the last moments of Coney's life.
Bill to protect soldiers' credit (26 hits)
15 Mar 2007 at 8:00pm
The Defense department would stand between servicemembers and their creditors, under a bill to be introduced by Rep. Steve Israel that is designed to protect deployed soldiers from harassing creditors, rising interest rates and repossession.
Controversial anti-loitering bill moves on (27 hits)
15 Mar 2007 at 1:35pm
A Suffolk legislative committee Thursday morning narrowly approved sending a controversial anti-loitering bill aimed at immigrant workers to the full legislature for a vote Tuesday.
Keeping guns out of the wrong hands (27 hits)
15 Mar 2007 at 9:45pm
Danielle Baker was only 14 years old when she was killed in a shooting at a birthday party in North Amityville in April.

If you are an Island Receational VIP member you need to check your statements. As you know VIP members are charged $100.00 to join to receive special sale prices, in turn you receive a credit for $110.00 to Island Recreational, however you must secure this with a credit or debit card to be charged annually.

Two years ago when we purchased our pool we received the VIP membership. This past October I was charged the $100.00 fee for VIP. I thought this was strange as I purchased my pool in the spring and was supposed to be charged annually. I figured I would just make sure I was not charged again, but much to my surprise in early February 0f 2007 I was charged another $100.00 for the same membership. I called Island Recreational and informed them of this charge that hit my account twice, they apologized and told me it was a computer error. OK, I accepted that as they offered to refund my money. Since then, I have called them numerous times in which I was assured the credit was in processing, but I would just have to wait. Each time I called they were very nice, however I have yet to get my credit. The last time I called I was told the credit was processed on February 26th, it is now March 15 and still no credit.

I'm sure I will get my credit eventually, however I should not have to wait so long for it.

So if this applies to you check your account and also be aware you do not have to pay for the VIP membership anymore, according to Island Recreational everyone will now receive the same sale price. So why charge my account to begin with?

Swingers indicted on grand larceny charges (25 hits)
13 Mar 2007 at 1:21pm
The Long Island couple who allegedly trolled a "swingers" Web site for partners, videotaped them having sex and then blackmailed them to keep the tapes secret was indicted Tuesday on grand larceny charges.
LI jury rejects teacher's $2 million witch claim (33 hits)
13 Mar 2007 at 3:07pm
A federal jury quickly returned with a verdict Tuesday against a former reading specialist who contended the principal at the Hampton Bays school where she worked denied her tenure because he falsely believed she was a witch.
Thief steals from 'Jerry's kids,' runs out of gas (22 hits)
13 Mar 2007 at 4:17pm
A Coram man was arrested Tuesday morning for swiping a "Jerry's kids" collection bin from the counter of a Huntington Station 7-Eleven store, Suffolk police said.
Report: Huntington chamber bilked the state (23 hits)
13 Mar 2007 at 1:34pm
Huntington's Chamber of Commerce bilked the state economic development agency by double-billing on grants, claiming it purchased computers it never bought and taking money for Melville office space for a program that never got off the ground, a new state comptroller report revealed Tuesday.
State takes aim on Roosevelt's $12M deficit (12 hits)
13 Mar 2007 at 5:55pm
The state's top education official announced Tuesday a series of actions to reduce the Roosevelt school district's projected $12 million budget deficit.

LI eyes more school aid (20 hits)
11 Mar 2007 at 10:06pm
Nearly three-quarters of Long Island homeowners would get tax breaks under Gov. Eliot Spitzer's school-finance proposals, while wealthier residents and businesses would see rates go up, according to a new report from regional business and education groups.
Port Jeff man dies during yard work (29 hits)
11 Mar 2007 at 10:11pm
A Port Jefferson Station man was killed yesterday in his family's backyard when a tree he was trying to bulldoze jutted inside his machine's cab, crushing him, Suffolk police said.
Irish eyes smile on Rocky Point parade (24 hits)
11 Mar 2007 at 10:27pm
After the floats and bagpipes were gone and green ticker tape littered the streets at yesterday's St. Patrick's Day parade in Miller Place, one thing kept the celebration going: good weather.
Carbon monoxide ends Great Neck party early (25 hits)
11 Mar 2007 at 10:39pm
High levels of carbon monoxide forced the evacuation early yesterday of hundreds of guests celebrating Irish heritage at an annual ballroom dance in Great Neck after dozens of them fell ill, authorities said.
5 robbed at gunpoint in Hempstead (24 hits)
11 Mar 2007 at 12:00am
Five people were robbed at gunpoint outside their Hempstead home early Sunday morning, Nassau police said.

Jury finds 'Most Wanted' husband guilty (30 hits)
9 Mar 2007 at 9:19pm
Three hours was all it took for a Nassau jury Friday to decide that Stanley Osbourne was guilty of first-degree assault for attacking his estranged wife in a wooded part of Kings Point.
Nassau DA to probe Simon incident (20 hits)
9 Mar 2007 at 4:15pm
The Nassau County prosecutors have opened a preliminary probe into whether Islander Chris Simon committed a crime Thursday night when he decked a Ranger player in the face with his hockey stick, a spokesman said.
GOP leaders say guv should pick top school official (26 hits)
9 Mar 2007 at 10:41pm
As the Roosevelt superintendent and school board president met with the state Education Commissioner Friday in Albany to discuss how to close a projected $12 million budget deficit, Senate Republicans proposed shifting the power to select the commissioner from the Board of Regents to the governor.
Arrest made in October shooting of teen (18 hits)
9 Mar 2007 at 10:38pm
The man charged with killing a Rosedale teenager who was shot in the back as he tried to scale a fence last October insisted Friday that he had nothing to do with the crime, as he was led to court.
Teen faces assault charges for hitting ranger with ATV (22 hits)
9 Mar 2007 at 9:13pm
A 16-year-old Coram boy has pleaded not guilty to felony assault and other charges after officials say he struck a forest ranger with his all-terrain vehicle when the officer tried to stop him from riding illegally on state-managed land.

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I found this interesting ebook the other day and I though I’d share it with you. The Ebook is called “Burn To Earn – Turn Your CD Burner Into a Cash Register”. The ebook itself is $14.99 but there’s a Free preview that gives you a pretty good summary of what the idea is all about.

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The FAA has announced there will staff reductions of airport tower controllers at the LI MacArthur Airport. With all that's going on, how does this enhance security?

See the story at news12.com (3 hits).