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Columnists 12:01 AM
Ask Amy
Ask Amy: Her grief got in the way of etiquette
DEAR AMY: My husband of five years died suddenly in 2004. He was 46; I
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Basketball 1/29/10
Barbara Barker
Harrington, Jeffries listed as questionable for Saturday
Tests on Al Harrington and Jared Jeffries did not reveal any serious injuries. Both are
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Sports 1/29/10
Jim Baumbach
Ducks' stadium in search of a new name
The Long Island Ducks' home won't be called Citibank Park anymore. And the stadium's new
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Columnists 2/9/10
James Bernstein
Board game inventors are back with Seduction
Toys & Games
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Columnists 2/7/10
Neil Best
Best: CBS' Simms is right on, not afraid to say he was wrong
CBS color commentator Phil Simms' analysis was crisp, and he wasn't afraid to admit his
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Baseball 2/9/10
Erik Boland
Yankees GM Cashman happy about offseason
Brian Cashman rarely gives off a vibe of contentment, but he said he's pleased with
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Columnists 12/29/09
Roderick Boone
Jets starting to ask: 'Why not us?'
Some Jets likening the team to last year's Arizona Cardinals.
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Columnists 2/6/10
Rick Brand
Levy cries foul over broadcast
Suffolk County Executive Steve Levy had competition last week while delivering his State of the
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Columnists 2/8/10
Joye Brown
Hempstead's Murray now at center of Lighthouse Project
Murray made a sharp U-turn by injecting herself squarely into the project, Joye Brown writes.
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Columnists 2/2/10
Sylvia Carter
Dine at the (White) Castle for Valentine's Day
... or make these cheeseburgers at home and enjoy them with a glass of red
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Columnists 2/5/10
Jessica Damiano
Fighting a neighbor's bamboo
Q: I have been introduced to the bamboo my neighbor planted around his pool deck
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Columnists 1/30/10
Ken Davidoff
Ken Davidoff's Baseball Insider
The Mets will be better off this year without the World Baseball Classic.
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Columnists 2/4/10
Glenn Gamboa
There's nothing copycat about The Sequel
OK, so here's the brilliant thing about Matthew Bair's naming his new project The Sequel.
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Columnists 2/8/10
Bob Glauber
Brees' gifts to New Orleans go far beyond field
Drew Brees carried the burden of leading the Saints in post-Katrina New Orleans and delivered
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Columnists 2/4/10
God Squad
God Squad: Reasoning with a hard-liner on 'salvation'
In a previous answer to a question, you advised a reader who was being "witnessed
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Columnists 2/7/10
Alan Hahn
Hahn's NBA Insider: Colavito Curse plays into Cavs' roster alterations
Some believe it would be a bad omen to trade the popular Zydrunas Ilgauskas, who
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Columnists 2/5/10
Ellis Henican
Henican: Destiny has Saints marching to beat of champions
After all the adversity New Orleans has faced, the Saints deserve this one.
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Columnists 2/9/10
Mark Herrmann
Stony Brook now has home-court advantage
Given a choice between having a shot at a big game or a big arena,
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Columnists 1/29/10
Jamie Herzlich
Small Business: Keeping the sales pipeline full
In this kind of economy, your sales pipeline can never be too full.
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High School 1:20 AM
Bob Herzog
Suspended Bellport-Hills West game ends in empty gym
Gym closed. Game on.
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Columnists 1/28/10
Tom Incantalupo
Suzuki Kizashi is a sporty, spicy alternative sports sedan
Trying to move upward in sales volume and price, Suzuki is offering what it claims
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Columnists 2/7/10
Dan Janison
Aqueduct decision another trouble spot for Paterson
Forget for a moment the wider questions about his day-to-day performance, his electoral chances, his
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Columnists 1/23/10
John Jeansonne
Jeansonne: Busch family, Fisk, Herzog, Jenkins give thumbs down on McGwire
Many well known people within baseball are still very displeased with Mark McGwire.
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Columnists 2/5/10
Patricia Kitchen
Money Fix: Single out money issues before you're a couple
We can only guess how many engagement rings will be offered and accepted this weekend
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Columnists 2/4/10
Steven Marcus
Marcus: Hofstra's Riviere saw Haiti horrors firsthand
David Riviere, a native of Haiti, went back to find his uncle, but instead found
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Columnists 1/30/10
Mark La Monica
Serra busts chops, then gets down to business
The Terror turned the corner, and business, as they say, picked up. Ladies and gentlemen,
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Columnists 2/7/10
David Lennon
Lennon's Baseball Insider: Mets a little off in the offseason
Former Met Darryl Strawberry even had something to say about the Mets' quiet offseason.
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Columnists 2/8/10
Greg Logan
Attention shifts to college hoops
With football officially over, its time to see who's favored in the Big Dance.
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Columnists 2/9/10
Erica Marcus
Burning questions: Signs a restaurant is Turkish
How do you know when you're in a Turkish restaurant?
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Columnists 2/9/10
Carrie Mason-Draffen
Employer's plan for retroactive pay cut is illegal
DEAR CARRIE: I am a part-time hourly employee at a small church. I am paid
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Columnists 2/9/10
Wallace Matthews
Jones Jr. risks shell of former self against Hopkins
There was a time when Roy Jones Jr. was the fighter no one could hit.
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Columnists 1/16/10
Anthony Rieber
Rieber: Damon looks as if he'll be this season's Abreu
Johnny Damon has become this year's Abreu - a talented veteran who is going to
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Columnists 2/8/10
Tom Rock
New Orleans state of mind for Shockey, Vilma
Jeremy Shockey, Jonathan Vilma and Sean Payton were New York castoffs before winning Super Bowl
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Columnists 1/1/10
Adam Ronis
Here's help on what to do with Week 17 lineup
The most difficult week of the season trying to project player statistics is Week 17.
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Sports 2/9/10
Gregg Sarra
Big 10: Half Hollow Hills makes a splash
Gregg Sarra ranks the top high school teams on Long Island across all sports.
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Columnists 12:17 AM
Arthur Staple
Staple: Isles could be sellers at trade deadline
Last night was very obviously a showcase for Marty Biron, the odd man out in
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Columnists 1/22/10
Diane Werts
Off the wall: Guild honors Betty White
Off the Wall would like to thank you for this amazing honor.
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Columnists 2/8/10
Beth Whitehouse
How can kids learn to type at an early age?
Q. When I was in high school, typing was offered as an elective. But my
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Entertainment 2/5/10
Linda Winer
'Fanny' comes out of archives for a brief Encore!
Every so often, there is a Broadway-caliber revival at Encores! that justifies that silly exclamation
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Columnists 2/5/10
Gwen Young
COMMUNITY WATCHDOG: Business sign had wrong address
Joan Cording of Amity Harbor complained about a sign on her neighbor's property that had
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Hockey 2/9/10
Steve Zipay
Injury to Rangers' Gaborik apparently not serious
Blueshirts dodge a bullet as their top scorer suffers cut during practice, but no further
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