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Thursday, September 11, 2025 ~ Volume 70 ~ Issue Number 41 ~ $1.00

Gilgo Beach and the Price of Truth: Justice Meets Forensics on L.I. By Raheem Soto For more than a decade, the Gilgo Beach murders have haunted Long Island. A lonely stretch of dunes and scrub pine became a cemetery for women discarded as if their lives held no more weight than driftwood washed ashore. The case, mired in false leads and bureaucratic inertia, became a symbol of delay and neglect. For many, it stood as a damning question: did the system care enough about the victims to ever deliver justice? Now, with a suspect in custody and the courts preparing for trial, Suffolk County finds itself at a crossroads between justice delayed and justice delivered.

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D.A. Tierney in Riverhead (Credit - Matt Meduri)

First Life Saved Under Thorne’s EpiPen Bill Story on page 8

(Left to right) Greg Kronred, the first life to be saved under the new EpiPen law & Legislator Dominick Thorne (Credit - Matt Meduri)

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Candidate Spotlight: Dominick Thorne Page 3

Candidate Spotlight: Jim Mazzarella Pages 10

State Begins Work on Route 347 Page 15

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