Long Island residents fume over all-boy, Muslim boarding school in residential neighborhood
Long Island Long Island residents fume over all-boy, Muslim boarding school in residential neighborhood By Brandon Cruz Published July 24, 2026, 6:00 a.m. Add The New York Post on Google Fuming Long Island residents are fighting to the opening of a Muslim boarding school for boys that’s expected to house 120 teenage students — claiming it will destroy a quiet suburban neighborhood. A group of Bay Shore homeowners claims the proposal for an overnight dorm is illegal under codes for the suburban Saxon Avenue, on a 13-acre waterfront property that housed a Catholic seminary years ago.
- ▪Long Island Long Island residents fume over all-boy, Muslim boarding school in residential neighborhood By Brandon Cruz Published July 24, 2026, 6:00 a.m.
- ▪Add The New York Post on Google Fuming Long Island residents are fighting to the opening of a Muslim boarding school for boys that’s expected to house 120 teenage students — claiming it will destroy a quiet suburban neighborhood.
- ▪A group of Bay Shore homeowners claims the proposal for an overnight dorm is illegal under codes for the suburban Saxon Avenue, on a 13-acre waterfront property that housed a Catholic seminary years ago.
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