#Amityville ny

[housefullofnuns]

First shows of the year for me!! A bunch of my friends are playing First Friday in deep ellum at trees and then I'm seeing tx2 at RBC a couple weeks later!! Come hang!!

Song recs for you:

[realnyhiphop101]

De La Soul “3ft High And Rising “ Era

[stonecreationsoflongislandinc]

Above Ground Pool Patio with Stone Veneer & Cambridge Paver Patio and Walkway - Rocky Point, NY 11778

Stone Creations of Long Island

Deer Park, NY 11729

www.stonecreationsoflongisland.net

[yardsards]

whats the song named amity u mentioned? the one the singer compares amity to hello kitty?

song is amity by elliott smith

[jamesvince9898]

Comprehensive Care from Your Trusted Car Accident and No-Fault Doctors in Amityville, NY

Introduction When accidents or workplace injuries disrupt your life, finding specialized medical care becomes essential to ensure a smooth recovery. At New York Injury Associates – Amityville Office, we are dedicated to providing expert care tailored to your specific needs. Whether you need a Car Accident Doctor in Amityville, NY, a No-Fault Doctor in Amityville, NY, or a Workers' Comp doctor in Amityville, NY, our experienced team is here to support your journey to health and wellness.

Expertise in Accident-Related Injuries

Comprehensive Car Accident Care

Car accidents can result in various injuries, from whiplash and back pain to fractures and head trauma. Our Car Accident Doctors in Amityville, NY specialize in diagnosing and treating such injuries with a comprehensive, patient-focused approach. We leverage state-of-the-art diagnostic tools and personalized treatment plans to restore your health and mobility.

No-Fault Insurance Specialists

Navigating New York's no-fault insurance system can be overwhelming, especially while recovering from an injury. Our No-Fault Doctors in Amityville, NY not only provide expert medical care but also assist with the documentation and reporting required for your insurance claim. This ensures you receive the coverage and compensation you’re entitled to without added stress.

Workplace Injury Recovery

Work-related injuries can impact your ability to perform your job effectively, leading to financial strain. Our Workers' Comp doctors in Amityville, NY are well-versed in handling cases involving occupational injuries. From initial evaluation to rehabilitation, we provide the medical documentation and ongoing care needed for a successful workers' compensation claim.

Tailored Treatment Plans for Optimal Recovery

Every patient and injury is unique, requiring a customized approach to treatment. At New York Injury Associates – Amityville Office, we offer:

Advanced Diagnostics: Utilizing imaging technology like X-rays, MRIs, and CT scans for precise injury assessment.

Physical Therapy Programs: Personalized rehabilitation exercises to regain strength and flexibility.

Pain Management Solutions: Addressing chronic and acute pain through medication, injections, and holistic methods.

Surgical Referrals: Collaboration with top specialists if surgical intervention becomes necessary.

Why Choose New York Injury Associates – Amityville Office?

Experienced Professionals Our team comprises board-certified doctors, physical therapists, and medical support staff with years of experience in handling accident-related and workplace injuries.

Convenient Location Situated in the heart of Amityville, NY, our office is easily accessible for local residents.

Multilingual Services We cater to diverse communities by offering services in multiple languages, ensuring clear communication and quality care for all.

Holistic Care Approach From initial diagnosis to rehabilitation, we focus on every aspect of your recovery journey, integrating physical, emotional, and administrative support.

Conditions Treated

Our specialists manage a wide array of accident and workplace injuries, including:

Neck and back pain from whiplash or strains

Herniated discs and spinal cord injuries

Fractures and dislocations

Joint injuries in the shoulder, knee, and elbow

Soft tissue injuries, including sprains and ligament tears

Concussions and other traumatic brain injuries

Streamlined No-Fault and Workers' Comp Processes

Navigating No-Fault Insurance Claims

As No-Fault Doctors in Amityville, NY, we understand the intricacies of no-fault claims. We work directly with your insurance provider to submit accurate reports and ensure all treatments are covered under your policy.

Workers' Compensation Support

Our Workers' Comp doctors in Amityville, NY provide detailed medical evaluations and reports to support your claim. Whether you’ve experienced a fall, repetitive strain injury, or exposure to hazardous substances, we are here to guide you every step of the way.

State-of-the-Art Facility

Equipped with cutting-edge medical technology, our Amityville office ensures precise diagnoses and effective treatments. Our facility includes:

On-site imaging services for prompt evaluations

Dedicated therapy areas for physical rehabilitation

Private consultation rooms for confidential discussions

Comfortable waiting areas designed with patient comfort in mind

[firstchoiceins]

Purpose Of Buying Tools and Equipment Insurance in Amityville and Babylon, NY

Life does not always move in a straight line. Indeed, it is sure to throw many curveballs at regular intervals. Protecting one's investments is essential for most. After all, no one wants to find the hard-earned money to go to waste. One of the best ways to secure the investment is to buy insurance in Massapequa and Amityville, NY. ​ The cost of living is inordinately high nationwide, making it imperative to consider insurance coverage according to the requirements. There are many reasons to consider being covered by insurance policies. While many provide compensation when required, some plans include paying compensation directly to a third party who makes liability claims. However, the legal expense is always borne by the insurance carrier.

Opting to invest in insurance policies can be beneficial in the long run. Some of the pluses that compel people to purchase insurance coverage include the following:-

1. Protection from Financial Losses- Life is uncertain, and even meticulous planning may fail. Having insurance coverage to fall back on can be comforting. The damage is compensated for when the insurance carrier steps in and pays for the repairs. The policyholder's dependants attain financial freedom with the aid of life insurance. Medical expenses are borne by the health insurance company, too

2. Economic Stability- One is free to spend as required without worrying about repairing and replacing assets following a natural disaster. The insurance company will compensate the costs and provide the required sum in time. Moreover, settling liability claims without digging into the saved money can be a blessing in disguise.

3. Standard of Living- Most people experience ups and downs in life! Being covered by a suitable life insurance plan can solve financial difficulties to a great extent, allowing the concerned individual to continue with the same lifestyle as before

4. Loans- An additional advantage of having a life insurance policy is the possibility of getting loans as and when required. The lenders have no qualms about lending the required sum when the insurance policy serves as a security

5. Legality- Buying insurance is not always an option. On the contrary, as the state mandates, one must buy auto insurance when driving a car. Likewise, lenders providing mortgages and other types of loans may make insurance coverage a prerequisite. Workers compensation is a necessary element of business insurance for all employers too

While business owners must make a point to be covered by a suitable commercial insurance policy or several policies as needed, contractors often have to rely on the tools and equipment insurance in Amityville and Babylon, NY. Alternatively known as the inland marine insurance policy, it helps to cover the additional expenses when a tool /equipment is damaged, stolen, or misplaced in transit or at the workplace. It is essential to understand the terms & conditions before buying the insurance coverage. The coverage may not be available for tools that have been used for years or more

[directactionforhope]

Late notice but

Today 10/5 is an international day of action protesting one year of the Gaza genocide!

Find a protest near you today or tomorrow 10/6! If you're in the US, look at the links below, from the US Campaign for Palestinian Rights!

October 5, 2024

Note: Tumblr has capped the number of outgoing links you can use in one post. Go to the USCPR link above and click on a protest for a flyer/organizer info for each and every one of these events.

Albany, NY | 4:30PM Dana Park

Albuquerque, NM | 2PM Robinson Park

Amherst, MA | Amherst Town Common

Anchorage, AK | 2PM Townsquare Park

Atlanta, GA | 2PM 190 Marietta SW

Austin, TX | 1PM Austin City Hall

Birmingham, AL | 2PM Victoria Square

Blacksburg, VA | 3PM Pylons

Boston, MA | 2PM Cambridge City Hall

Burlington, VT | 1PM Battery Park

Charleston, SC | 2PM Marion Square Park

Chicago, IL | 2PM Water Tower Park

Cleveland, OH | 3PM 11804 Lorain Ave

Columbus, OH | 2PM Goodale Park

Corvallis, OR | 12 NOON County Courthoue

Dallas, TX | 12PM The Grassy Knoll

Denver, CO | 12PM 400 Josephine St

Detroit, MI | 2PM 5 Woodward Ave, Detroit

Dover, DE | 12 NOON 250 Gateway S Blvd

Fort Myers, FL | 6PM Centennial Park

Gainseville, FL | 2PM City Hall

Honolulu, HI | 11AM Ala Moana & Atkinson

Houston, TX | 2PM Houston City Hall

Indianapolis, IL |  2PM Lugar Plaza

Kansas City | 1PM Mill Creek Park

Kona, HI | 12:30PM Old airport by the skating rink

Las Vegas, NV | 2PM 3449 S Sammy Davis Jr Dr

Little Rock, AK | 4PM 1200 Main St

Los Angeles, CA | 2PM Pershing Square

Louisville, KY | 3PM Water Front Park

Maui, HI | 11AM Kapuka’ulua (Baldwin Beach)

Memphis, TN | 2PM City Hall

Miami, FL | 5PM Torch of Friendship

Milwaukee, WI | 2PM Zedler Union Square Park

Missoula, MT | 7PM 200 W Broadway

Nashville, TN | 2PM Centennial Park

New York, NY | 2PM Times Square

New Haven, CT | 1PM New Haven Green

New Orleans, LA | 5PM Congo Square

Ottawa, Ontario | 2PM Parliment Hill

Orlando, FL | 4PM Orlando City Hall

Pensacola, FL | 5PM Palafox & Gregorary St.

Pittsburgh, PA | Film screening, 3PM 100 S Commons St.

Portland, ME | 5PM Monument Square

Portland, OR | 3PM Unthank Park

Providence, RI | 3PM RI State House steps & 5:30PM 1 Finance Way

Raleigh, NC | 3PM Moore Square

Rochester, NY | 1PM MLK Park

Sacramento, CA | 2PM West steps of the Capitol

Salt Lake City, UT | 2PM 125 S State St

San Antonio, TX | 1PM Travis Park

San Diego, CA | 2:00PM 1600 Pacific Highway

Seattle, WA | 2PM TBA, with car caravans from Spokane, Pasco, Ellensburg

St. Louis, MO | Liberation weekend, 9AM-8PM 475 East Lockwood Ave

Tampa, FL | 2PM Bank of America Plaza

Toronto, Ontario | 2PM Yonge Dundas Square

Urbana, IL | 2PM 101 E Main St

Ventura, CA | 2PM 501 Poli St

Washington, DC | 4PM White House

West Plains, MO | 12 NOON Downtown Square

Wichita, KS | 12:30PM Spirit Aerosystems

October 6, 2024

Amityville, NY | 1PM LIRR

Boston, MA | 1PM Boston Common

Green Bay, WI | 5:30PM Leicht Memorial Park

Los Angeles, CA | Vigil, 6:30PM Echo Park Lake

Minneapolis, MN | 1:30PM Gateway Park Fountain

Ontario, CA | 1PM Euclid & C St

Paterson, NJ | 2PM Palestine Way with Gould Avenue

Roanoke, VA | Vigil, 6PM Heights Community Church courtyard

San Diego, CA | 4PM Centro Cultural de La Raza

San Francisco, CA | 1PM 16th & Valencia

San Jose, CA | 12 NOON City Hall

St. Louis, MO | 1PM Choteau Park

[marejadilla]

Hope Gangloff, "Study of Olga Alexandrovskaya", 2012, acrylic on canvas. B. 1974 Amityville, lives and Works in Beacon, (NY).

[hometoursandotherstuff]

This would be a hard NO for me. Every damned time you have to go out, you need to get in the boat and go across?

So, this is also your land, separated by just enough water to make it crazy. Secure the boat and climb the ladder. That's your shed and driveway. Could this be any more inconvenient? Say you need a new fridge. Do the delivery men put it in the boat and the rest is your problem?

Then you sail across the way back to your dock, that's falling apart. Can, you imagine if you just have to pop out for something, or go for a pizza?

Your cute home. Can you imagine doing this everyday to go to work, get the kids to school? Skate across when it freezes. This is a 1987 build in Amityville, NY, famous for the Amityville Horror. Has 3bds, 2ba, asking $535K. Well, let's go inside.

The owners have already moved out. Wonder how that went. They left the fridge, of course, and must've given up when it came to these chairs and rug. So the living room is nice. Funny, this is the only glimpse of the kitchen and the fridge is in the living room. I suspect foul play.

Has doors to the deck.

Up on the 2nd level there's an open room like a loft. Has a nice skylight. Is that a dehumidifier they left?

This bedroom has original flooring.

This one also has an original floor and a view of the deck. House is plain, I wish it had more charm.

Bath #1. What is the photographer standing on?

Bath #2 is a shower room. Where does the waste go, into the river?

If there's one thing this house has, it's decks. The one out front is like a huge covered porch.

In the back, this one has a picnic table.

There's room on the island for a nice yard.

This looks like a corner table for one. Like a writing desk or a place to set up an easel.

Now, here we are across the river where you keep your vehicles which must include a boat and a car. It's so close, though, I would get a jet ski just to get across.

Remember, this land comes with it, so the owner has a ladder, shed, and driveway. I guess you can't built a bridge, b/c the neighbors must have boats that need to get thru. How inconvenient. But, if you have the money, it would be a great summer home.

https://www.coldwellbankerhomes.com/ny/amityville/63-riverside-ave/pid_58789263/

[dec6pitated]

mortician | 2024 | amityville, ny

[myhauntedsalem]

9 Terrifying American Murder Houses

From Amityville Horror to Jeffrey Dahmer’s one-bedroom, these murder houses are home to some truly brutal murders.

9. THE AMITYVILLE HORROR HOUSE 112 OCEAN AVE, AMITYVILLE, NY

When the deal is too good, start asking questions. In 1975, George and Kathy Lutz bought this sprawling Dutch Colonial on the south shore of Long Island at a bargain rate. The reason for the discounted price tag? Just 13 months earlier, previous resident Ronald “Butch” DeFeo slaughtered his parents and four younger siblings while they slept in their beds. It didn’t take long for the weirdness to begin. Demonic voices, oozing walls, cloven hoof prints in the snow. The Lutz family lasted just two months before fleeing 112 Ocean Avenue in the night.

8. THE HEX MURDER HOUSE REHMEYERS HOLLOW RD, SHREWSBURY, PA

In 1928, John Blymire was convinced a reclusive neighbor named Nelson Rehmeyer had put a hex upon him. Believing the only way to break the curse was to track down Rehmeyer’s spell book and set it ablaze, Blymire rallied two buddies for a late-night visit. While the gang never found the book, they did find Rehmeyer whom they murdered and mutilated before setting his body on fire. In 2007, an effort was made to open the Hex House to the public, but the plan was eventually scrapped.

7. MOORE FAMILY AXE MURDER HOUSE 508 E 2ND ST, VILLISCA, IA

On a cool summer night in 1912 someone broke into this peaceful Iowa homestead and bludgeoned all six family members plus two houseguests with an axe. The horrific scene was discovered the following morning by a concerned neighbor. Numerous suspects were named in the case including a traveling minister and State Senator Frank F. Jones. Nevertheless, the murder remains unsolved.

6. KREISCHER MANSION 4500 ARTHUR KILL RD, STATEN ISLAND, NY

German entrepreneur Balthasar Kreischer built this sprawling mansion in 1885 as a symbol of his success in the brick making business. The good times were short-lived. By 1894, his company had crumbled and his youngest son had shot himself in the head. The decaying mansion sat empty for years until its groundskeeper used the property for a mob hit in 2005. Joseph Young strangled and stabbed his target before finally drowning the man in a garden pool. Young then hacked up the body and burned it in the mansion’s incinerator.

5. LIZZIE BORDEN HOUSE 230 2ND ST, FALL RIVER, MA

On August 4, 1892 Andrew Borden was thrashed with a hatchet while he dozed on the couch of his parlor. Andrew’s second wife Abby met an equally grisly end in the upstairs bedroom. While everyone in Fall River suspected daughter Lizzie of the crime, the local judge remained unconvinced. She was tried and acquitted of the murder one year later. Oddly, the home is now a successful bed & breakfast.

4. MANSON FAMILY MURDER HOUSE 10050 CIELO DRIVE, LOS ANGELES, CA

In 1969, members of the Manson Family shocked the nation when they broke into this L.A. estate and slaughtered Sharon Tate along with four other victims. The murderers wrote pig in blood across the front door. Numerous residents have since called 10050 Cielo Drive home including musician Trent Reznor, who recorded THE DOWNWARD SPIRAL there. In 1994, the original structure was razed and replaced with a new mansion, currently occupied by the creator of FULL HOUSE.

3. JEFFREY DAHMER’S APARTMENT 924 NORTH 25TH ST, APT 213, MILWAUKEE, WI

Cannibal killer Jeffrey Dahmer lured numerous victims to his nondescript one-bedroom, where he drugged and dismembered them in a brutal campaign of murder. Severed limbs were packed in the freezer for future consumption; torsos were dumped in a vat of acid. Police finally arrested Dahmer in 1991 after one of his prisoners managed to escape. The entire apartment building was torn down shortly thereafter.

2. JOHN WAYNE GACY’S HOUSE 8213 SUMMERDALE AVE, CHICAGO, IL

It’s always good to know your neighbors especially if you suspect them of murder. John Wayne Gacy buried dozens of bodies in the basement and backyard of his suburban home while neighbors casually went about their day. When Gacy’s wife complained of a putrid smell, Gacy blamed it on dead mice. By the time police nabbed the infamous killer clown and excavated his 8213 Summerdale Ave property, they uncovered 29 bodies.

1. GARDETTE-LAPRETE HOUSE 1240 BURGUNDY ST, NEW ORLEANS, LA

In the late 1830s, plantation owner Jean LePrete leased his French Quarter Greek Revival to a mysterious man from Turkey. The renter, known only as The Sultan had more than a few roommates. He arrived with a massive entourage of eunuchs and concubines. The house quickly became known for its lavish parties, with music and revelry carrying on into the night. One morning, a passerby noticed 1240 Burgundy was eerily quiet. Then he spotted blood seeping out of the door. When authorities entered, they found everyone inside had been murdered and dismembered. As for The Sultan? He was buried alive in the courtyard. To this day, the case remains unsolved.

[joeinct]

A Young Man Resting on an Exercise Bike, Amityville, NY, Photo by Dawoud Bey, 1988

[atomicwinnerdreamland]

I was watching all of Ben's videos related to the states' haunts because it's Halloween, and here are my favs from "Table Regions: Northeast Haunts":

(my thoughts are in parenthesis)

1.) Mass staring somewhere everytime he appeared, looking like he's about to say, "They fr thought THAT was haunted?"

2.) Jersey: You can try and find the Jersey Devil in the Pine Barrens.. before it finds you ☺️

3.) Delaware: You can try to collect all 4 ghosts at the Governor's mansion in Dover. (We're collecting ghosts? Sign me up)

4.) PA: Stay in Hotel Bethlehem, ask for room 932, and say Hi to Francis for me. (I'm awful with directions so I appreciate how direct this was :D)

5.) Connecticut: If you go to Bruce Museum, you can see a couple of ghosts in love. (aww <3)

6.) New Hampshire: You can check out the New Hampshire Asylum for the insane... or the New Hampshire State Hospital. Whatever they're calling it. (are they nursing the dead in this hospital too? that's cool)

7.) New York: I would say you should visit the Amityville House, but I really don't want you to. (aww, is NY caring about us?)

8.) Vermont: The Vermont Police Academy in Pittsford is haunted by a ghost named Mary.. there's a lot of ghosts names Mary, huh?

9.) Rhode Island: You could visit the ghost dog at Forth Wetherhill in Jamestown. (Flo and Loui would attempt to pet it, and so would I)

10.) and lastly:

[helena-bottom-farter]

112 Ocean Avenue, Amityville, NY

1974 and 2017

[seancasey4]

About me

Hi my name is Sean Casey and I am currently a Sports Media and Marketing major in my last semester at St. Bonaventure University. I am from Long Island, NY, and live in a town called Amityville, which is about 6 hours from Bonaventure. I live with my parents, my two younger twin brothers and sister. I also have a dog named Hunter who loves to run around in the backyard and go for walks.

Some of my hobbies include golfing, hanging out with friends, and going to the beach. My favorite sport to watch is basketball and my favorite team is the New York Knicks. I should also mention I am a Jets fan, but am sympathetic for the Bills loss. I am looking forward to taking and learning more about anthropology!

[firstchoiceins]

First Choice Insurance Agency, Inc. is there to help you protect your family property and your business. We provide the cheapest car, commercial, flood, general liability & homeowners insurance in Queens, Brooklyn, Lindenhurst, Jamaica, Amityville, Babylon, Deer Park, Farmingdale, Massapequa, NY, and surrounding areas.