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Long Island couple face fines, jail because children play too loudly (Asbury Park Press) - A Long Island couple could go to jail after they were ordered to keep their young daughters quiet. William and Rachel Poczatek, who live in the village of Bayville, were hit with a notice of violation after neighbors complained about the couple's daughters, aged 5 and 11, who they said played too loudly around the family's backyard pool. The couple is due in court Wednesday to face the charge of ...

Noise complaints about their kids could land Long Island couple in jail (The Journal News) - BAYVILLE, N.Y. (AP) - A Long Island couple could go to jail after they were ordered to keep their young daughters quiet.

Smart Growth Resource Library: 2007 Vision Long Island Smart Growth Awardees (Smart Growth Online) - Vision Long Island honored a dozen individuals and organizations in their 2007 Smart Growth Awards ceremony, held on June 15, 2007, at the Crest Hollow Country Club in Woodbury, New York.

New Broadcast Home For The Long Island Lizards (OurSports Central) - New York, NY, June 19, 2007 - FSN New York announced today that the network will be the new broadcast home of Major League Lacrosse team the Long Island Lizards. The network will televise four live home games, below is a complete broadcast schedule.

Three pedestrians struck by car on Long Island (WABC-TV New York) - Police confirm three pedestrians were struck by a car in Hempstead, Long Island Tuesday.

Long Beach Journal: 50 Years of Heavy Reading, and Looking for More (New York Times) - In Long Beach, N.Y., the group known as the Friday Workshop has been in continuous existence as a book discussion group for about 50 years.

Fall River barge involved in fatal Long Island Sound accident (2:39 p.m.) (The Standard-Times) - SANDS POINT, N.Y. — A 47-year-old woman, who was injured when a 324-foot barge collided with her boat on Long Island Sound, has been removed from life support, her family says.

Report: Plum Island security tighter, but improvements needed (Newsday) - Security at Plum Island Animal Disease Center off the northeast tip of Long Island has greatly improved, but additional steps must be taken to ensure that foreign animal diseases like foot-and-mouth disease are not accidentally or intentionally spread, according to the inspector general of the U.S. Homeland Security department.

Charge tossed in feud over kids' noise (AP via Yahoo! News) - It's what kids do: squeal in delight when they're having fun. But to some Long Island residents those squeals were unwelcome noise, and they wanted two neighborhood girls to pipe down when they're playing in their backyard pool.

Parents may face jail over kids' noise (AP via Yahoo! News) - It's what kids do: Squeal in delight when they're having fun. But to some Long Island residents, those squeals are unwelcome noise and they want two neighborhood girls to pipe down when they're playing in their backyard pool.