Grant Parpan is a reporter for Newsday Media Group, focusing on local news in the United States, specifically in New York. Grant covers a range of topics including transportation, weather, crime, and community events, providing timely and informative articles to the readers of Newsday.
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Grant Parpan's articles primarily focus on local news, with a heavy emphasis on crime and transportation. He is also interested in evolving stories and breaking news.
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By: Grant Parpan
A retired Bay Shore third grade teacher accused of sexually abusing dozens of students denied the allegations Monday, hours before the jury heard
By: Grant Parpan
The jury in a sexual abuse case against the Bay Shore school district will not see a memo alleging that a report of abuse was expunged from a former
By: Nicole Fuller, Grant Parpan
Fredetrick Mei, of Bayville, who publicly introduced the phrase "the Oyster Bay way" in a nod to the town's pay-to-play culture that sent him and Mangano to federal prison, was granted a "compassionate release," according to a Tuesday court order.
By: Grant Parpan
The Bay Shore school district was negligent and reckless for failing to investigate or remove a third-grade teacher following reports of sexual
By: Grant Parpan
A Suffolk jury on Thursday found the Bay Shore Union Free School District was negligent and reckless for failing to investigate a third-grade teacher
By: Grant Parpan
It is the largest award given to a Long Island student under the Child Victims Act.
By: Grant Parpan
The National Weather Service declared October the driest month on record since it began monitoring conditions at Islip in 1963.
By: Grant Parpan, Brianne Ledda
One car crashed and caught fIre and multiple other collisions were reported by police after they broke up the illegal street racing event.
By: Grant Parpan
A vehicle being driven by her father left Sunrise Highway on Saturday afternoon and struck a tree.
By: Grant Parpan
Record dry conditions and a pair of weekend brush fires at local parklands have Long Island fire and parks officials on high alert, state and county officials said.
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