Tag: Hicksville
Round 1 Bowling & Amusement Debuts at Broadway Mall
Round 1, a state-of-the-art arcade that offers bowling, ping pong, billiards, darts and karaoke in addition to 250 games, opened its first Long Island location Saturday at Broadway Mall in Hicksville.
Hicksville Woman Killed in Car Crash
A 90-year-old woman was killed in a car crash in her hometown of Hicksville on Friday afternoon.
Hicksville Pedestrian Fatally Hit by SUV
A 78-year-old man was fatally hit by an SUV while crossing a road in Hicksville early Monday morning.
New Cassel Man Convicted of Murder, Robbery Spree
A New Cassel man was convicted Wednesday of shooting and killing a 56-year-old man during an attempted hold-up amid a six-month-long armed robbery spree targeting gas stations across Nassau County.
Babylon Woman DWI in Crash With Police Car, Cops Say
A Babylon woman was arrested for drunken driving after she crashed her car into a Nassau County police cruiser in Hicksville early Sunday morning,...
Long Island ‘Sip And Paint’ & ‘Paint Night’ Venue Guide
Perfect for a fantastic time out on the town with friends and family, regardless of the season, "Sip and Paints" and "Paint Nights" are taking place at restaurants, bars and art galleries all across Nassau and Suffolk counties. Here’s a list of Long Island ‘Sip and Paint’ and ‘Paint Night’ Venues:
Hicksville Crash Leaves 2 Dead
Two people were killed in a fiery SUV crash in Hicksville over the Christmas holiday weekend.
3rd Bellmore Home Invasion Assault Suspect Nabbed
A third alleged accomplice was arrested for his role in an armed home invasion in which two teenagers were assaulted in Bellmore last month, Nassau County police said.
Vandals Etch ‘Trump,’ ‘Islam’ Into Hicksville Woman’s Vehicle
Nassau County police are looking for the assailants that etched the words “Trump” and “Islam” into a woman’s vehicle while it was parked in Hicksville over the weekend, authorities said.
Hicksville Hopes for a Redo, But Politics Could Still Get in...
With data-driven planning, planners, politicians and builders might actually succeed – but the vultures of the real estate industry are already circling overhead, waiting for this ambitious project to fail. Can Hicksville finally realize its potential? Time will tell.