Tag: Yaphank
Yaphank Community Ordered to Allow Non-German Residents
A German-American community built on the grounds of a former Nazi-sympathizer camp in Yaphank is required to stop discriminating against non-German prospective home buyers under the terms of two recent court settlements.
Suffolk Cops Seek Tips in String of Swastika Cases
Suffolk County police are asking for the public’s help in finding the vandals that spray painted “Trump Lies” with a swastika replacing the M in five locations since last month, authorities said.
Man Dies in Yaphank Truck Crash
A 46-year-old man who died after he crashed his truck in Yaphank may have suffered a medical emergency Tuesday afternoon.
Long Island Halloween Haunted Houses 2016
Halloween is around the corner but don’t be tricked, ghosts and ghouls are offering treats to lure their next victims at haunted houses across Long Island.
4 Killed, 2 Wounded in Yaphank Crash
Four people were killed and two others were injured when two vehicles crashed into one another and burst into flames in Yaphank on the Fourth of July, Suffolk County police said.
Yaphank Man Fatally Hit by Car
A 55-year-old Yaphank man was fatally hit by a car in Mastic on Friday afternoon.
Yaphank Man Shot, Dog Killed by Gunman Who Set Home on...
A 27-year-old man and two of his dogs were shot, killing one of the dogs, by a gunman who set the victim’s Yaphank home on fire on Tuesday, Suffolk County police said.
Feds: Suffolk DA Spota Quashed Investigations Into Conservative Party Chair Ed...
Federal prosecutors allege in court papers that Suffolk County District Attorney Thomas Spota quashed investigations into embattled ex-county correction officer and Suffolk County Conservative Party Chair Edward Walsh, who was indicted last year on charges of defrauding taxpayers of more than $80,000 in no-show work.
Suffolk Community College Exhibit Shines Light On Long Island Nazi Camp
“Some of the scouts march behind the German swastika and the American flag to the railroad station 2 miles away through Yaphank,” according to a congressional committee. “They line up at attention beside the track and, as the train pulls in, their arms are outstretched in a Hitler salute to the arriving guests.”
