Joseph Ostapiuk is a Towns Reporter at Newsday. He covers a range of topics including construction and real estate, regional interest, crime, and law enforcement, with a focus on the Town of Oyster Bay and Glen Cove. Joseph's work has been featured in Newsday Media Group and Staten Island Advance/SILive.com.
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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
A year and a half after Oyster Bay's inspector general resigned during an ethics probe, the town has yet to hire a successor.
By: Joseph Ostapiuk
When Hurricane Maria toppled power lines and knocked out communication to Puerto Rico in 2017, Dennis Boyé got on his ham radio to connect with someone on the island who set up a makeshift amateur radio station.
By: Joseph Ostapiuk
The village filed the suit in state Supreme Court against Living Water Victory Church, which is in Flushing; a pastor of the church; and a church trustee.
By: Joseph Ostapiuk
A new batch of sugar kelp is growing, suspended on hemp lines hanging a few feet below the surface of the water along Oyster Bay Harbor at Theodore Roosevelt Memorial Park.
By: Joseph Ostapiuk
Dozens of high school students, elected officials and community leaders marched Saturday from Village Hall to Hofstra Univeristy, where speakers highlighted King's message.
By: Joseph Ostapiuk
The Town of Oyster Bay plans to soon build a shellfish hatchery capable of producing 100 million oysters and clams annually, but before that leap, town
By: Joseph Ostapiuk
The increase in construction estimates for commercial apartments began this month. The city charges a 2.5% permit fee based on overall construction costs, according to city officials.
By: Joseph Ostapiuk
A band of snow heading to Long Island on Sunday will be followed by dangerously frigid temperatures that may cause icy conditions, forecasters said.
A bicyclist died on Saturday morning after hitting a parked truck on a Syosset service road, police said. The bicyclist was traveling east on S.
By: Joseph Ostapiuk
Before it closed in 2006, Steve's Pier One was a beachside draw for decades that brought people to the quiet North Shore village. Finding a new business for the vacant site hasn't been easy.
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