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All NFHS Network events are available to watch online at NFHS Network and through the NFHS Network Mobile Apps for iOS and Android and TV Apps for ROKU Monitor Photo/Russell SlatonEustace catcher Carter GoDair comes up firing toward first base on a dribbler near the plate against Mineola April 22 Monitor Photo/Russell SlatonBulldog first baseman Cooper Gaddis looks toward first base trying to nab a Mineola runner in the April 22 game Monitor Photo/Russell SlatonEustace second baseman Talyn Smith throws toward first base April 22 against Mineola Monitor Photo/Russell SlatonEustace third baseman Grady McLemee singles against the Mineola Yellowjackets during his team’s April 22 home finale Monitor Photo/Russell SlatonEustace’s Jeremy Rummel (left) turns tail to avoid a rundown between first and second base against Mineola April 22 EUSTACE–The Eustace Bulldogs baseball team beat the Mineola Yellowjackets on the road in District 15-3A play April 25 by 14-2 to end their 2025 regular season after playing that same team in Eustace three days before.April 22 the Bulldogs had the bases loaded in the bottom of the seventh inning in that previous game but Mineola brought in a reliever to put out the fire and get the final two outs to secure a 6-2 Yellowjacket win.Mineola took a 1-0 lead in the top of the first inning then Grady McLemee of Eustace singled with two outs in the bottom of the first Jeremy Rummel led off Eustace’s bottom of the second with a single but got caught in a rundown between first and second base Mineola got a hard-hit fly ball to center field to get out of the second.With the bases loaded and no outs in the top of the third a Mineola infield single scored one run then the Yellowjackets laid down a bunt that scored two more runs Two consecutive infield fly balls bagged by Eustace third baseman McLemee and Bulldog shortstop Rhett Dyer ended Mineola’s half of the third.In the bottom of the third Eustace’s Talyn Smith reached first base then Cotey McLemee’s almost inadvertent bunt turned into a fielder’s choice Andric Taylor reached first base for Eustace allowing the Bulldogs to have runners at first and third with one out Carter GoDair hit a sacrifice fly to score Smith whittling Mineola’s lead to 4-1.After McLemee’s range at third combined with Cooper Gaddis’ jump to get the force at first base got the third out of Mineola’s top half of the fourth Gaddis fought off Mineola’s pitcher with foul balls before dipping low to drill a single past second with two outs in the bottom of the fourth Clayton Burelsmith banged a Bulldog base hit to set up Eustace runners at first and second with two outs Smith then walked to load the bases but Mineola got out of that threat.Following Eustace turning a double play to end the top of the fifth Taylor walked but was doubled off on a fly ball to the outfield to end that inning Mineola then scored one run in the top of the sixth to extend their lead to 5-1.That set up the bottom of the seventh for Eustace when Taylor singled home Smith with one out to cut Mineola’s lead to 5-2 A Mineola error on a GoDair grounder loaded the bases but Mineola’s new pitcher coaxed the last two outs for their 5-2 victory Read Cedar Creek Lake Area Monitor Read Lake Area Leader publisher@themonitor.net Copyright ©2025 Mabank Monitor and Lake Area Leader Executive Circle Awards Mineola Mayor Paul Pereira cuts the ribbon at The Royal Blue apartments Leasing begins at newly built luxury apartments in Mineola  Sign up for your daily digest of Long Island Business News Listen to this article Long Island Business News has announced that it has chosen this year’s winn[...] The financial landscape of Long Island continues to evolve through the leadership of the remarkable [...] Long Island’s business landscape contains a remarkable tapestry of organizations that have stood t[...] Celebrate International Women’s Day and Women’s History Month by showcasing the extraordinary wo[...] Listen to this article Lorraine 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18-year-old Ciara Hare was driving her 2004 Honda Civic eastbound on the Southern State Parkway near Exit 32 (Route 110 Broadway) with passengers 18-year-old Florence Oprisan and 22-year-old Jean Marc Miller Whyte was driving his 2018 Subaru WRX in the same direction near the exit weaving in and out of lanes of traffic and while impaired by marijuana An unidentified individual in a third vehicle was also speeding forcing the vehicle off the roadway and into a traffic camera pole on the right shoulder of the parkway and landed in the wooded shoulder of the parkway a short distance away According to the event data recorder from Whyte’s vehicle he was driving approximately 93 miles per hour five seconds before he struck the victims’ vehicle Blood taken from the defendant at the hospital revealed Whyte had marijuana in his system four hours after the crash "Today’s sentence will never undo the pain this defendant has caused Ciara But it should serve as a warning and a reminder for anyone 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Fred Klauck of Mineola throws to the plate during a Nassau baseball game against Floral Park on Friday Mineola sophomore lefthander Fred Klauck was not thrilled with how his first varsity start went in a loss to Wantagh last week “First start didn't go too well," Klauck said "Pitches weren't going where I wanted Klauck allowed only three hits and one unearned run in six innings striking out 11 and walking three to propel visiting Mineola to a 4-1 win over Floral Park in a Nassau Conference A-I baseball game on Friday at Alva T and the first one wasn't so memorable,” Mineola coach Helms Bohringer said so it shows that he's got a little work mature thing to ask for… We worked on a couple things “The fastball was just working today,” Klauck added Said junior shortstop Ryan Valente: “His fastball Joey Dunlop struck out the side in order in the seventh inning for the save 3-3) gave him a three-run cushion to work with in the first inning Valente and Jayden Sleeper had RBI singles and Jesse Kostulias had an RBI triple The Mustangs added their fourth run in the second inning on another RBI single by Valente what can I say?” Klauck said of the early run support Floral Park junior righthander David Cabrera — pitching to his twin brother catcher Sebastian Cabrera — settled in nicely for and tossed six innings He overcame runners in scoring position in the fourth and fifth Friday's victory handed Mineola a three-game sweep over the Knights (2-5 now you have to take that opportunity and get that third win because you never know at the end of the season — with tiebreakers and wins and points — how many wins you’re going to need to be a playoff team which we hope to be by the end of the season.” The Newsday app makes it easier to access content without having to log in Unlimited Digital AccessOnly 25¢for 6 months John Lutheran Church is hosting an important fundraiser for their congregation when they host their German Heritage diner which year in and year out tends to be a great turn out for the Mineola community church To discuss the fundraiser and get the word out on the event "We have been doing this since 1983 when we celebrated our 100th year anniversary of our congregation and we have been doing it every year since so I think this is our 41st year," Carnahan said as this event continues to be significant for this congregation from Clarinda to as far north as Schleswig," said Carnahan "On Monday night we will cut up 1,300 pounds of pork shoulder roast and that meat is seasoned with the a Shoning secret seasoning then it is ground up." the German Heritage diner will be at the St John Lutheran Church in Mineola on Saturday and it takes numerous people to pull off this fun The menu will be featuring homemade sausage (mettwurst) We see old friends and new friends from all over the area and it is just a fun experience," said Carnahan Raw sausage links are available for sale with a limit of five per person Handicap parking will be available at the south side of the church with additional parking on the north side For full interview with Susan Carnahan on KMA's Morning show we attempt to be accurate in our reporting please contact us by emailing kmaradio@kmaland.com Email notifications are only sent once a day Your browser is out of date and potentially vulnerable to security risks.We recommend switching to one of the following browsers:   Photo of an office building 125 3rd Street that will be demolished and turned into a housing complex. The Nassau County Industrial Development Agency has granted tax breaks for a trio of planned housing developments totaling 592 units near the Mineola train station The $354 million investment from Lake Success based-developer Kevin Lalezarian will help revitalize a “very depressed area of the village,” Mayor Paul Pereira said and continue the village’s push to bolster its housing stock “In addition to growing the tax base as a result of maximizing these underutilized properties the 592 new units will be great for local merchants and taxing jurisdictions,” Sheldon Shrenkel “Given each of their proximity to the Mineola train station and Roosevelt Field shopping mall these projects are a welcomed addition to Nassau County and we are looking forward to them getting off the ground.” In February, Mineola was certified as a “pro-housing” community by the state a designation given to municipalities that have demonstrated a commitment to increasing housing options It has built more than 1,100 multifamily apartment units over the past 12 years bringing the village total to at least 3,000 “These units have consistently been rented out,” Pereira said “These buildings are full with either young professionals or empty nesters People that are a value added to the village.” The new buildings will be located at 120 Third St. all of which in the evening become poorly lit “ghost towns,” Pereira said 19 approved a 25-year tax incentive package for all three which will be a mix of one- and two-bedroom units “It brings new life into these traditionally The IDA package includes a sales tax exemption of up to $1,598,557.50 with a mortgage tax exemption of up to $315,000 A portion of that land will be acquired as part of a land swap with the Metropolitan Transportation Authority according to an IDA cover letter written by Daniel Deegan The two buildings on Third Street will have 250 units each The IDA granted each a mortgage tax exemption of $990,000 location was also awarded a sales tax exemption of up to $5,153,783 An unused parking garage and an old office building will be demolished to make room for the buildings The developer will also build a park adjacent to the Second Street development The tax rate will increase 2% each year starting after the first year for all three projects This is not the first time the developer has won tax breaks for a Mineola property. In 2015, Lalezarian won approval for a planned 266-unit development on Second Street "We believe these projects will further enhance the Mineola downtown success story by removing blighted outdated structures to add much needed housing," Lalezarian said in a statement CORRECTION: A photo of a building in Mineola that accompanied an earlier version of this story incorrectly identified it as a Third Street site for one of the planned developments Joshua Needelman covers the Town of North Hempstead for Newsday A Long Island native and University of Maryland graduate his work has appeared in publications including The New York Times and The Washington Post Get more on these and other NewsdayTV stories 2025 at 10:10 am ET.css-79elbk{position:relative;}Plainedge High School will host the Special Olympics Spring Games next month NY — Athletes from across the state will descend on Plainedge High School for the Special Olympics Spring Games The games will include a full day of competitive track and field events for over 500 athletes supported by more than 300 coaches These athletes – children and adults with intellectual disabilities – have dedicated months to training for an Olympic-style competition that will culminate with the contest during these Spring Games “The Special Olympic Spring Games provide a wonderful opportunity to showcase the hard work and tremendous athletic achievements of these special athletes while also paving the way to eliminate social barriers and stereotypes differently-abled individuals face,” said Supervisor Joseph Saladino The event will be held on Saturday, May 3rd. For more information on how to get involved, visit the school’s website. If you are eligible to participate in the games, visit the Special Olympics New York page to register “Special Olympics New York provides year-round sports training and athletic competition in a variety of Olympic-style sports for children and adults with intellectual disabilities providing them a continuing opportunity to develop physical fitness and friendship with their families,” Diane Colonna 2025 at 3:08 pm ET.css-79elbk{position:relative;}After years of questions as the Gilgo Beach investigation unfolded Nassau police have announced the identity of 1997 homicide victims known as Jane Doe No or "Peaches," who was known for her tattoo known as "Baby Doe." (Nassau County Police Department)MINEOLA NY — After years of questions as the Gilgo Beach investigation unfolded The woman was identified as Tanya Denise Jackson and her young child was named Tatiana Marie Dykes Nassau County District Attorney Anne Donnelly said at a Wednesday news conference The pair have been considered to be possible Gilgo Beach victims but officials said they are not discounting the possibility that the slayings may have been committed by someone else A $25,000 Crime Stoppers reward is being offered for information leading to the arrest and conviction of any person responsible for the slayings of Tanya and her child Nassau Police Commissioner Patrick Ryder said “Knowing the identities of the mom and the little baby is just a first step to help us get to solving these murders.” which featured a heart-shaped peach with a bite mark tattooed above her left breast was found in a green Rubbermaid bin in 1997 in Hempstead Lake State Park The woman came to be known as "Peaches" for that unique tattoo her arms and legs were found on Ocean Parkway On April 4, 2011, the skeletal remains of the female toddler were discovered along Ocean Parkway; the two-year-old daughter was reportedly found wrapped in a blanket and wearing a gold bracelet and hoop earrings similar to the jewelry found with her mother “Agents and detectives subsequently interviewed family members and obtained DNA samples to confirm the identities through our Nassau County crime lab,” Steven Fitzpatrick commanding officer of the Nassau's police homicide squad Jackson served in the United States Army for two years adding that she was living in Brooklyn at the time of her death charged in the deaths of seven Gilgo Beach victims has not been charged in the deaths of Jackson or her daughter A total of 11 sets of remains were found in the Gilgo Beach slayings The remains included that of an Asian male Last June, Heuermann was slapped with new second-degree murder charges in the deaths of two additional women, Jessica Taylor and Sandra Costilla. In December, Heuermann was charged with the death of a seventh victim "Suffolk County District Attorney Ray Tierney has refrained from making any comments about Rex Heuermann and any topics even tangentially involved to the investigation pending completion of the ongoing pre-trial hearing DA Tierney will resume speaking with the media," a representative of his office said a conference was held in court to determine the future dates for the Frye hearing held so that the judge can determine the admissibility of key DNA evidence in the case Karen Vergata whose legs were first found by beachcombers — a doctor and his brother — in a bag along the shore of Davis Park on Fire Island in 1996 has also been thought to possibly be linked to the Gilgo Beach murders Her skull was later found on Ocean Parkway in 2011 Vergata, or Jane Doe #7, was identified in 2023 around the time of Heurmann's arrest In October 2022, the Federal Bureau of Investigation was pursuing a new lead in Alabama, the Mobile Police Department said in a Facebook post. then-Suffolk County Police Commissioner Rodney Harrison said FBI "investigators were following a lead" in Mobile the Horton-Mathie Funeral Home in Greenport helped the Gulf War veteran's family with her remains and those of her daughter and the pair made their final journey home to Alabama where they were buried together and given full military honors Jackson was buried in Alabama State Veterans Memorial Cemetery in Spanish Fort according to records from the Veterans Administration which allows dependent children to be buried with a member of the military In a poignant photo released by investigators her family can be seen seated for the graveside presentation of the American flag from a veteran on bent knees as her one hand tightly grasps the fabric folded into a triangle It was one that investigators hope brings some closure as they continue searching for leads in the case “I hope today’s announcement brings a sense of peace to their family and loved ones,” said Christopher Raia The Washington Avenue side of Mineola High School on Friday The Mineola school district is facing up to $19,000 in fines after the Town of North Hempstead cited the district for improperly removing nine trees from its high school campus the Washington Avenue side of Mineola High School had been blanketed by trees that towered over the brick building with leaves that turned light green in the spring the town cited the district for 11 code violations The violations were for the nine trees cut down; one for not having a building permit to conduct the work; and another for not displaying a building permit while removing the trees the town's public safety commissioner The fine for improperly removing a tree ranges from $350 to $1,000 The fine for subsequent offenses ranges from $600 to $2,000 The fine for not having or displaying a building permit ranges from $0 to $1,000 The town argues that since the trees were within the public "right of way," the district needed a permit before proceeding with the work are exempt from a lot of zoning requirements," Skuzenski said these trees happen to be within the town's right of way so they were required to comply with the town policy and get a permit." an arborist must conduct an inspection or issue a report Mineola High School is in Garden City Park an unincorporated hamlet that falls under the town’s jurisdiction The district received an appearance ticket for District Court in Hempstead on Aug The appearance was adjourned and rescheduled for Oct said Mineola "does not comment on legal matters." Asked why Mineola removed the trees a town board member who represents Mineola said he got several calls from residents complaining about the chopped-down trees Walsh said he hopes the district agrees to replant the trees and does not only have to pay a fine Students streamed into the front doors with backpacks and binders drove her son and daughter to school last week She was disappointed when she saw the trees were no longer there "I think it’s nice to see the trees," she said whose construction company is across the street from the school said he was shocked when he saw the trees had been taken down what happened to my trees?’ " Boccia said 2025 at 2:56 pm ET.css-79elbk{position:relative;}Protesters assembled on Friday at the Nassau Legislative Building in support of immigrants NY — Dozens of protesters stood outside the Nassau County Legislative Building in support of immigration rights Among the signs being held by protesters said: "Immigrants Make America Great," "Stop Racist Policing," and "You Should Love More Than What U Hate." The Long Island Communist Party USA posted photos to X from the large assembly on Friday afternoon "I'm angered that parents are scared to send their children to school," said Jessica Greenberg "I'm angry that people are scared to go to church." Legislator Carrie Solages (D-Elmont) also spoke to the crowd saying "this is the latest fight of civil rights." executive director for the Long Island Progressive Coalition said Earlier this month, County Executive Bruce Blakeman announced a new partnership between the county police and the federal government's Immigration and Customs Enforcement Ten detectives would immediate join the ICE program to "pick up targeted illegal migrants who've committed crimes." the controversial plan to arm citizens as special deputies during emergencies "I do not see a circumstance where they would ever be any part of this." 2025 at 2:36 pm ET.css-79elbk{position:relative;}A rally in favor of offshore wind took place on Earth Day at the Nassau County Legislative building (Citizens Campaign for the Environment)MINEOLA NY — A protest took place on Long Island to coincide with the Earth Day festivities labor and community leaders gathered on the steps of the Nassau County Legislature in support of offshore wind on Tuesday Several union representatives were also part of the rally "We are calling on President Trump to rethink his position on offshore wind and allow this critical energy technology to be deployed across our nation to help us reduce air pollution create new union jobs and create a more sustainable future," said Adrienne Esposito Executive Director of Citizens Campaign for the Environment creating jobs and reducing our carbon footprint in not a democrat or republican issue Other environmental groups at the protest included the Sierra Club Renewable Energy Long Island and Vision Long Island