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Glen Cove Man Sentenced To 25 Years To Life For Deadly Stabbing Of Mother In Law

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By Logan Crawford Verified
| News 12 Long Island Verified
A Nassau County judge on Thursday sentenced a Glen Cove man to 25 years to life in prison for the fatal stabbing of his estranged mother-in-law outside a restaurant in West Hempstead, a killing that devastated her family and shocked the community. Erick Corado Gonzalez was convicted in the 2024 murder of Ana Espinoza, 51, whom relatives remembered as the heart of their family.
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MacArthur Airport ranked No. 1 Small Airport in America by USA TODAY 

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By Long Island, Logan Crawford Verified
| News 12 Long Island Verified
Long Island MacArthur Airport has been named the No. 1 small airport in the United States in the 2026 USA TODAY 10Best Readers’ Choice Awards. The annual awards program began with nominations selected by a panel of experts and USA TODAY editors. Readers then voted to determine the final rankings. Travelers departing MacArthur Airport on Wednesday said the honor comes as no surprise.
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Mountains of storm debris: Huntington grinds down nor’easter damage

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By Logan Crawford Verified
| News 12 Long Island Verified
The final phase of cleanup from September’s nor’easter is now underway in the Town of Huntington, where crews are processing enormous piles of storm debris collected from across the community. Town officials say trees and branches came down at approximately 650 locations during the storm, leaving behind massive amounts of debris. Crews are now grinding the material into wood chips as part of the town’s recovery effort.
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