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The Brookhaven Landfill is expected to begin closing in 2024, and there isn’t the appetite to keep a smaller Babylon facility open after 2031. So, Long Island towns will need to keep talking trash to come up with a plan to work together, the private sectors and communities.
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Suffolk County Health Commissioner Dr. Gregson Pigott announced Wednesday that Babylon High School officials alerted the Department of Health Services after more than 80 students were out sick on Friday, March 17.
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The Babylon school district on Long Island will move forward with the termination of two teachers who were accused of misconduct.
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The Babylon Village Museum will reopen their doors after being closed for two years due to renovation and an artifact cataloging project during the pandemic.
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Suffolk County plans to bring in a victim advocate at Babylon high school after alleged sexual abuseThe Ronkonkoma-based Crime Victims Center will train students to recognize abuse and help survivors navigate the justice system.
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Timothy Harrison is accused of allegedly raping a 15-year-old student almost a decade ago.
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Suffolk County police arrested a Babylon High School special education teacher and coach after a former student alleged he sexually abused her.
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Former student Darcy Bennet wants the state of New York to make sure students today can safely go to school without having to be warned about “creepy male teachers.”
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While Black Friday is great for businesses, but these purchases can put a damper on the environment.
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Hundreds of students at Babylon High School on Long Island walked out of class on Tuesday to show support for survivors of alleged sexual abuse at the school.