Week in Review

With Labor Day in the rear view mirror, it was a busy time in Massapequa this week. Students went back to school, many were greeted by new principals and administrators. The Massapequa Chiefs were also greeted by a tough loss on the football field. Election season  heated up with the departure of Democrat Dave Mejias from the race for Kemp Hannon's state Senate seat. A scary crash in Rhode Island left a college student from Massapequa seriously injured, while the taxi cab wars in Massapequa Park took a strange turns with the idea of free rides being floated.  Despite the whirlwind of activity, residents of Massapequa paused over the weekend to remember the victims of September 11. They were in our thoughts and prayers last week and they will remain there for weeks and years to come.

Government:

Update: Mejias Drops Out Of Senate Race

Mejias to Face Media

Town Board Votes on Traffic Signs

Speaking with Ed Mangano

Nassau Residents Commemorate 9/11 With Sunset Ceremony

Taxi Bidder Offers Free Rides

Long Island Remembers 9/11

We'll Always Remember...

Village Commemorates 9/11

Police and Fire:

Third Suspect arrested in East Massapequa Shooting

Sunrise Mall Sears Evacuated

Police Blotter: BMX Bandit Busted

Update: Massapequa Student Injured in R.I. Crash

Injured Massapequa Student Still Hospitalized

Schools:

Massapequa Goes Back to School

Sports:

Business:

Now Hiring: Open Positions in the Area

Community Festival Marks The End Of Summer

Massapequa Entrepreneur Rides Through Rough Economy with Multiple Businesses

Arts:

Clean But Edgy

Summer Library Program Gets Teens Reading

Opinion:

Massapequa's Cemeteries

News:

TIde Table For South Oyster Bay Biltmore Shore

This Weekend's Open Houses