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Mean landlord refused to give back security

I’m wondering if anyone else has had issues renting from this landlord in East Meadow. In my experience, I was yelled at repeatedly, told things that I believe were false, and ultimately forced to leave the property. After I moved out, I did not receive my security deposit back despite my requests. It was an extremely stressful experience, and I’m interested in hearing whether others have had similar experiences or have advice on what steps to take next.
I have sued him in small claims 3 years ago and won. He has refused all attempts, even has not responded to the sheriff and multiple certified mail requests

u/Room-Empty — 1 day ago
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A look back at Middle Country Road looking east in 1966. Photographed from the hill just west of where the Walmart parking lot sits today, this image shows just how rural our farming community used to be. A more recent photo of that area I also added

u/ComplexWrangler1346 — 6 days ago
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Coram 1950’s. You can see where 112 intersects with Old Town Road. The home at the bottom right is not longer there, but the two homes above it are now owned by the Kelly Brothers Landscape company.

u/ComplexWrangler1346 — 6 days ago
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We're there always a lot of bagel places on Long Island?

I was born in 1969. I have lived on the Island most of my life. I dont remember having a bagel before 1982. When I was 13 my aunt made me a BEC on an everything bagel. I thought she invented it lol. But I dont remember any bagel shops before 1989 -90.

Did I just live a sheltered life or did they proliferate in the 90's?

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u/No_Bluejay9901 — 6 days ago
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Anyone remember the old Friendly’s in Smithtown? Now a Starbucks :(

220 Mt Pleasant Rd, Smithtown, NY 11787

u/mrsjumjum66 — 10 days ago
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Would anyone be interested in a young veterans social group on Long Island?

I’m an Army veteran from Long Island and had an idea I wanted to run by everyone.

It seems like there are plenty of veterans organizations, but I haven’t found many groups focused on younger veterans (roughly 21–38) who just want to get together and have fun.

I’m thinking brewery nights, beach days, sporting events, hiking, BBQs, fishing, golf, game nights, weekend trips, and just meeting other veterans.

Not another organization with meetings or obligations—just a community.

I’d also welcome Active Duty, Guard, and Reserve members.

If something like this existed, would you join?
What kinds of events would actually get you to come out?

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u/youngmike98 — 13 days ago