Chris Boyle is a dedicated sports reporter with a focus on local sports in Halifax, Canada. With a wide range of experience writing for various publications including Long Island Media and the Daytona Beach News-Journal, Chris covers a variety of sports topics and events, providing in-depth analysis and reporting on the local sports scene.
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Chris Boyle's articles mainly focus on local news, particularly sports and community events within the Long Island and New York areas. He often covers stories related to local sports teams, crime incidents, legislative announcements, and community partnerships. If you have insights or can contribute to evolving local stories in Long Island or New York related to sports, crime, legislations affecting the area, or community initiatives/partnerships he may be interested in your input for his coverage.
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By: Chris Boyle
The pedestrian was pronounced deceased at the scene by a Nassau County Police Department Medic.
Adamantios Mathioudis, 41, is charged with Grand Larceny 2nd Degree, and a Scheme to Defraud 1st Degree.
Spaces will remain activated with the forecasted freezing temperatures throughout the county.
By: Chris Boyle
Volunteers Collected 6,200 Donated Items, To Be Distributed By Nonprofits Across New York.
By: Chris Boyle
Puts Money Back in the Pockets of New York's Seniors, and Reduces Their Heat- and Energy-Related Costs.
By: Chris Boyle
Detectives request anyone with information regarding the above incident to contact Nassau County Crime Stoppers at 1-80-244-TIPS or call 911. All callers will remain anonymous.
By: Chris Boyle
For over 35 years the Town and the Chabad of Huntington Village have lit the Menorah to usher in the Festival of Lights, that this year, begins on December 25
By: Chris Boyle
Funding to Update Aging Water Infrastructure, Address Phosphorus and Reduce the Frequency of Harmful Algal Blooms, Protect Drinking Water, and Prevent Potential Contamination.
Particularly during the holiday season, Town officials have witnessed a proliferation in illegally placed bins asking residents to drop off clothing or toy donations. Many of these structures appear to be homemade, contain stencil lettering and no sign of legitimacy.
By: Chris Boyle
The traditional holiday feast included garden salad, dinner rolls, roast turkey, stuffing, gravy cranberry sauce, roasted potatoes, vegetable medley, pie, and cookies.
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