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Town OKs $2.9-million bond for East Northport park
michael.ebert@newsday.comWhen it's finally completed, the Veterans Park Sports Complex in East Northport will have a little bit of everything. Last fall, the Town of Huntington kicked off Phase I of the $11.5 million project, which will ultimately include handicapped-...Tags: Long Island, Baseball, Little League Baseball
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Suspect caught on camera in Brentwood burglaries
john.valenti@newsday.comPolice said he burglarized the same business twice in less than one year. But chances are this burglar won't be that hard to find. He left good pictures -- really good pictures -- of himself on surveillance equipment at the scene of the crime....Tags: Crimes, Brentwood, Police
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Ridge woman dies from injuries in Monday car crash
john.valenti@newsday.comA 22-year-old woman critically injured in a car crash Monday died of her injuries Tuesday at Stony Brook University Medical Center. Suffolk County Police said Yasemin Bolat of Woodbrook Drive, Ridge, succumbed to injuries suffered in a two-car crash on...Tags: Transportation Accidents, Injuries, Vehicles, Police, Stony Brook University
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August 18: The R-word, facts behind Lazo death, animal therapy
In line of fire, benefit is owed In "Needed: an open airing" [Editorial, Aug. 13], you state that the public knows very little regarding the Suffolk County police officers involved in the death of Kenny Lazo and that their departmental records should...Tags: Tropic Thunder, Crimes, Melville, Law Enforcement, August
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Huntington pedestrian killed; 1 driver charged with DUI
christina.hernandez@newsday.comA Huntington pedestrian being chased by the driver of a pickup truck early yesterday was struck and killed by another driver who was charged with driving under the influence of drugs, Suffolk police said. Witnesses saw Timothy Broderick, 42, being chased...Tags: Suffolk County (New York), Drunk Driving, Police Arrests, Vehicles, Town of Huntington
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Ken Dubin, Suffolk officer who helped immigrants, dies
alfonso.castillo@newsday.comOn a wooden valance atop the kitchen window of his home, Ken Dubin carved a Russian phrase, "Malinka Dom, bolshoi mir." Its English translation is "Little house, big peace," a motto that Dubin lived by as he welcomed several Russian immigrants into...Tags: Fire Island, Migration, Law Enforcement, Iowa, Christianity
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Several steps can protect against identity theft
randi.marshall@newsday.comFirst, the bad news. There is no real way to prevent someone from stealing your identity or swiping financial and personal information, unless you have no bank accounts, credit cards or Social Security number. Let's deal with the good news. Consumers...Tags: Consumers, Wages and Pensions, Personal Data Collection, Government Health Care, Interior Policy
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Levy admits Suffolk withheld info from victim's family
keith.herbert@newsday.com; alfonso.castillo@newsday.comSuffolk County Executive Steve Levy acknowledged yesterday that the county failed the relatives of Kenny Lazo, a suspected drug dealer who died in police custody April 12, by keeping them in the dark for too long on what should have been easily accessible...Tags: Crimes, Justice System, Law Enforcement, Police Investigations, Drug Trafficking
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Minorities score higher on Suffolk Police exam
alfonso.castillo@newsday.comTest scores for minority candidates taking the Suffolk County Police exam have increased significantly thanks to a county initiative to boost diversity in the force, Suffolk County Executive Steve Levy and Police Commissioner Richard Dormer announced...Tags: Steve Levy, Law Enforcement, Police, Elections, Political Candidates
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Minorities doing significantly better on cop exam
alfonso.castillo@newsday.comSuffolk County Executive Steve Levy and Police Commissioner Richard Dormer were expected Wednesday to announce a significant increase in the percentage of ethnic minorities scoring in the top three tiers of the police exam. County officials attributed...Tags: Steve Levy, Law Enforcement, Suffolk County (New York), Police
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Westbound Southern State reopened after accident
john.valenti@newsday.comA multiple-vehicle accident shut down westbound lanes of the Southern State Parkway at Exit 37, the New York State Department of Transportation is reporting Friday. The incident occurred at 7:22 a.m. The roadway has been reopened, but traffic remains...Tags: Vehicles, New York
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Huntington Town says it doesn't control Millennium Hills
deborah.morris@newsday.comDozens of frustrated - and at times visibly angry - residents from the Millennium Hills development in Melville showed up at Huntington Town Hall to vent concerns about safety in the community. But before they could speak during the section of Tuesday...Tags: Crimes, Melville, Housing and Urban Planning, Interior Policy, Drug Trafficking
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