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Reporter for the Times Beacon Record Newspapers of Suffolk County, New York St. Joseph’s University of New York, Class of 2025
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Amityville: Low taxes, downtown resurgence, daytime activities, nightlife draw buyers

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By Aidan Johnson Verified
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Amityville Beach overlooks South Oyster Bay to the west, with Jones Beach in the distance, and the Great South Bay to the east. Credit: Rick Kopstein THE SCOOP With a total area of less than 2.5 square miles, Amityville is packed with personality and activity, offering a plethora of daytime and nighttime events extending from its beautiful beaches to its bustling business district.
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Lawrence: Bustling business district, diverse residents, proximity to beaches draw buyers

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By Aidan Johnson Verified
| Newsday Verified
Central Avenue is the bustling heart of downtown Lawrence. Credit: Debbie Egan-Chin THE SCOOP While it may border Queens, Lawrence offers its own distinct small town feeling, with the added bonus of an abundance of nearby beaches. "In five minutes, you're in Atlantic Beach or Long Beach, you have that whole area there," said real estate agent Irene Steiner, who has lived in Lawrence for over 40 years.
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Joan Panzenbeck, former Sea Cliff deputy treasurer, dies at 101

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By Aidan Johnson Verified
| Newsday Verified
Dorothy Maritato and her mother, Joan Panzenbeck, were always "really good friends," her daughter said. While Maritato may have served as her mother's primary caregiver, she said her mother always extended care back to her. “If I ever needed advice, I could always go to her and she would really be very good about [it] ... and so it was kind of give and take,” she said. Joan Panzenbeck died on June 3, 2026, surrounded by loved ones at her home in West Sayville. She was 101. Born in Indianapolis on Jan.
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