Joseph Ostapiuk is a reporter for Newsday, focusing on the Town of Oyster Bay and Glen Cove in Long Island, New York. With a background at the Staten Island Advance, Joseph covers a range of local news topics, including politics, development projects, community events, and historical commemorations.
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Joseph Ostapiuk predominantly covers local news, with a focus on Long Island and Oyster Bay. His articles often cite data and provide government announcements, indicating an interest in factual information about community developments.
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By: Joseph Ostapiuk
Justinne Lake-Jedzinak led a group of about 20 people down a winding dirt path at the end of Simcoe Street in Oyster Bay.
By: Joseph Ostapiuk
State officials have awarded $960,000 to the villages of Muttontown and Upper Brookville after they formed a joint police force in 2022.
By: Joseph Ostapiuk
National Weather Service meteorologists expect warmer than average conditions on the East Coast this winter, though bursts of cold weather could still bring significant storms to Long Island.
With the soulful sounds of an Earth, Wind & Fire song echoing down Laurel Hill Road on a sunny Saturday afternoon, the Becker family cheered on the
By: Joseph Ostapiuk
The city expected to generate $1.14 million this year from a condo development, but the project hasn't been built.
The Nassau County Industrial Development Agency has granted tax breaks to a 20-unit housing project near the Long Island Rail Road station in Hicksville, part of a bid to revitalize the area's downtown.
By: Joseph Ostapiuk
The Town of Oyster Bay on Tuesday approved a $342.8 million budget for 2025 that freezes property taxes — bucking the trend of tax increases in a number of Long Island towns.
By: Joseph Ostapiuk, Joe Werkmeister
With two days remaining to vote early in the general election, Nassau and Suffolks voters head to polls.
By: Joseph Ostapiuk
Thomas Powell built the home on what is now Merritts Road after the "Bethpage Purchase" was formalized in 1695.
By: Joseph Ostapiuk
That $30 million bond included upgrades to the district's two other schools — Oyster Bay High School and James H. Vernon School, officials said.
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