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On tap this week: Be seen and be green with eco-conscious LIers
Pat.burson@newsday.comEnvironmentally conscious Long Islanders now can get together under one roof to mix and mingle monthly with their like-minded neighbors. Their host is Green Drinks Long Island, the local chapter of an international organization that, like MySpace and...Tags: Fires, Cinema Industry, Tickets, Jazz Music, Movies
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2008 Commencements
Adelphi University Monday, May 19 Location: Nassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum, East Garden City Time: 10 a.m. Briarcliffe College Saturday, May 31 Location: Sports/Convention Complex, Suffolk County Community College, Brentwood campus Time: 10 a.m....Tags: People, Universities, Defense, Veterans Affairs, Lincoln Center
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Driver high on drugs hits police car head-on, cops say
lidesk@newsday.comA Shirley man was arrested on a charge of driving while ability impaired by drugs after his vehicle struck a Suffolk County police cruiser head-on in Mastic Beach early Saturday, sending the officer to the hospital with a fractured wrist, cuts and...Tags: Police, Police Arrests, Prosecution, Brookhaven, Central Islip
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Measles cases prompt fears disease is on comeback
delthia.ricks@newsday.comEven though measles was officially declared eliminated in the United States eight years ago, a single case on Long Island is one of dozens nationally this year fueling concerns about an upsurge of a largely forgotten scourge. Overall, 72 cases have...Tags: Illnesses, Diseases, Vaccines, Health Organizations, Pharmaceuticals
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Newsday reporter among 3 honored by Suffolk group
joie.tyrrell@newsday.comLauren Terrazzano, a Newsday reporter who wrote about her own courageous battle with lung cancer as well as the region's most vulnerable populations, has been named Long Island Advocate of the Year by the Suffolk Community Council. Terrazzano, 39, who...Tags: Management Change, Marketing, Cancer, Diseases, Death and Dying
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People on the move, May 12
peopleonthemove@newsday.comMARKETING Frank Dinolfo has been named director of digital communications services at Harrison Leifer DiMarco, a marketing and public relations agency in Rockville Centre. The Forest Hills resident previously was digital project manager for Show & Tell...Tags: Medical Specialization, Marketing, Health Organizations, Mortgages, Government
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Measles cases prompt fears disease is on comeback
delthia.ricks@newsday.comEven though measles was officially declared eliminated in the United States eight years ago, a single case on Long Island is one of dozens nationally this year fueling concerns about an upsurge of a largely forgotten scourge. Overall, 72 cases have...Tags: Vaccines, Virus Diseases, Diseases, Preventative Medicine, Mental Illness
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Tankleff judge recuses himself
alfonso.castillo@newsday.comThe Suffolk County Court judge who was considering a pair of legal motions involving murder charges against Martin Tankleff agreed to recuse himself Friday after defense attorneys argued that he had a conflict of interest. Judge James Hudson is presiding...Tags: Values, Prosecution, Justice System, Lawyers, Witnesses
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Lawyer: Woman who had 56 dogs 'suffered great loss'
stacey.altherr@newsday.comWhile the district attorney's office decides whether to press charges against an East Northport woman suspected of running a puppy mill out of her East Northport home, Irene Monroig's attorney said she has "suffered a great loss." "She has a terrific...Tags: Justice System, Prosecution, Lawyers, Animals, Central Islip
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Hometown memoir
denise.flaim@newsday.comKelly McMasters knows two Shirleys. The first is an Eden of transplanted borough-breds who ached for a piece of the "country" and found it on Suffolk County's South Shore. They expressed their love with mounds of pasta fagioli, their solidarity in July...Tags: Gardens and Parks, Rooms and Sublets, Death and Dying, Diseases, Real Estate Agents
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