Brianne Ledda is a reporter for the Newsday Media Group, focusing on local news in the New York area. With a passion for community stories, Brianne covers a wide range of topics including local government, development projects, crime, and human interest stories. She is dedicated to keeping the residents of Long Island informed about the issues that impact their daily lives.
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One legal expert said the lawsuit may be the first of its kind.
By: Brianne Ledda
A Suffolk County Supreme Court judge had ordered the owner to remove all animals from the premises by March 25.
By: Brianne Ledda
The owner of the shuttered Dowling College campus has missed a court-mandated deadline to discuss redevelopment plans with Oakdale residents, to the dismay of some community members.
By: Brianne Ledda
The nonprofit Dogs Playing for Life is working with the Islip shelter to help staff learn how to manage larger puppy play groups.
A migrant encampment that has been in the woods near Southampton Village for years faces renewed threat of eviction, with the site's pending development into affordable housing.
By: Brianne Ledda
The Village of Islandia plans to eliminate property taxes once the Jake's 58 casino expansion is complete, saving village residents hundreds of dollars per year, Mayor Allan Dorman said.
By: Brianne Ledda
The Village of Islandia plans to eliminate property taxes once the Jake's 58 casino expansion is complete, saving village residents hundreds of dollars per year, Mayor Allan Dorman said.
By: Brianne Ledda
The rotary phone, with a nearby bench surrounded by trees, grass and potted flowers, has a sign that reads: "For people with no earthly phone number: The wind will carry your message."
By: Brianne Ledda
Four years after cleaning up waste at a Superfund site in West Islip, the state again has detected high levels of a carcinogenic heavy metal in the
By: Brianne Ledda
The Brentwood Historical Society is working on a digital replica of a historic Brentwood home, even as the Town of Islip has given its owner permission
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