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Only in NewsdayShinnecock tech company eyes joint venture to offer broadband service

Shinnecock-based Waa Nee Shee Energy LLC in February formed the venture with Mage Networks of Alberta, Canada, to launch the broadband center.

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Bot battles: Dozens of high school teams take part in robotics competition at Hofstra

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A federal judge approved an agreement this week to phase out the Saving on a Valuable Education, or SAVE, Plan. The move could affect millions of borrowers. Newsday's experts break it down.

'A lot of uncertainty' A federal judge approved an agreement this week to phase out the Saving on a Valuable Education, or SAVE, Plan. The move could affect millions of borrowers. Newsday's experts break it down.

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First in NewsdayLI teen charged in ex-girlfriend's killing planned to burglarize house from jail

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Newsday InvestigatesTown tax bills spike after luxury golf course wins $6M refund

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Only in NewsdayWho are LI's best baseball players? Here are our top 100.

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East End Food relaunches in Riverhead, with a new kitchen in the works

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Rising mortgage rates threaten LI's spring real estate market

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Crime

Ex-School bus aide charged in abuse of special needs students, police say

Devone Medlock, 37, was working as an aide on a bus taking special needs children to the Grand Avenue School in Baldwin in January, Nassau police said

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Only in NewsdayAuthorities seize 14 tons of illegal vaping products bound for Nassau County

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MTA officer in fatal pedestrian crash on LI won't face criminal charges, AG says

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LI man was driving 82 mph in crash that killed 2 teens, prosecutors say

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Dangerous RoadsThey've tried for years to fix Route 110. People keep dying.

A Long Island village says the state, which controls most major roads on the Island, is delaying local safety projects.

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Only in NewsdayNext stop 'Trump Station'? Here's how Penn Station could be renamed.

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The Barn opens newest LI location

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President Donald Trump's impact on Long Island

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Tiny East Norwich packs a little bit of everything into one square mile

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Gold Coast home with skyline views sells for $8.25M

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Person hit, killed by train in Freeport, MTA says

Sex abuse allegations spark rethinking of labor icon's legacy

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P.C. Richard & Son executive Peter Charles Richard dies at 90

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NYC Council staffer who was detained in Bethpage ordered deported

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Gas prices on LI up 80 cents from last month: AAA

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No laughing matter: Nassau wants to limit sales of chemical used in 'whip-its'

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Victim in fatal Dix Hills house fire is identified

East End towns plan for more accessory apartments

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Self-made business leader from Hempstead dies at 86

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Suffolk judge sentences Moriches man for fatal Father's Day crash that killed passenger

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Defendant in fatal crash told police she drank whiskey before driving

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Only in NewsdayWanted: New boat to help rebuild Oyster Bay's shellfish population

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LI man indicted in New Year's Day head-on crash that severely injured another driver

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Mediation board sides with LIRR unions in contract dispute with MTA

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Man's body found inside burned-out trailer in Freeport

Get ready for an 'intense' allergy season, doctors say

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Only in NewsdaySlip-up over signatures foils LI's mayor reelection bid

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School bus driver pleads guilty in child sex assault case

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LI police fired after internal investigation

LI police were fired after videos showed them kicking a handcuffed man and lying about a crash, newly obtained records reveal. NewsdayTV's Shari Einhorn reports.

MORE ON THIS TOPICLI police fired after videos show them kicking handcuffed man, lying about crash, records reveal