Editorial: Ending the mayhem on the roadways

By Schneps Media LI

Posted on May 5, 2025

The stories in last week’s 10 Schneps Media LI newspapers were jarring and heartbreaking.

A Laurelton man was sentenced to up to 13 1/2 years for driving nearly 100 mph while impaired by marijuana on the Southern State Parkway and crashing into another vehicle, killing three people.

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