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Gabby Petito's parents condemn Brian Laundrie during Australian TV interview
"He went home, he's hiding. He used her credit card," said Petito's mother, Nichole Schmidt, said on "60 Minutes Australia." "Either way you look at it, he's a coward," said her father Joe Petito.
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Sayville residents renew efforts to block proposed Greybarn apartments
They held a recent rally and plan another in late October to oppose the proposed four-story buildings for the luxury housing complex, which they say are too tall for the surrounding residential community and would generate more traffic.
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Fauci: Vaccinated people can go trick-or-treating, enjoy holidays
"If you're vaccinated and your family members are vaccinated ....you can enjoy the holidays. You can enjoy Halloween, trick-or-treating, and certainly Thanksgiving with your family and Christmas with your family," Fauci said.
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Hold the guac: 8 items LI eateries are paying more for right now
From avocados to chicken wings, the wholesale costs of many dishes have surged, putting a strain on restaurants and diners.
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Man killed in hit-and-run crash on LIE, Suffolk police say
A North Babylon man was killed in an early morning Sunday hit-and run crash on the Long Island Expressway near Brentwood, Suffolk police said Sunday.
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Alone, isolated, LIers find 'long COVID' support group
They survived COVID-19, but are still experiencing fatigue and other lingering effects from the virus. Support has come from an online group started by Stony Brook Medicine.
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Cops: Pedestrian struck and killed in Old Brookville
The victim, 58, was hit around 6:54 p.m. by a 2014 Jeep travelling southbound on Glen Cove Road.
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Bill Clinton released from Southern California hospital
The former president, 75, had been admitted to the hospital Tuesday with an infection unrelated to COVID-19, officials said.
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Laura Curran, Bruce Blakeman answer LIers' questions in virtual town hall
Hear what the candidates running for Nassau County Executive had to say as they answered questions from Long Islanders during a Newsday Live virtual town hall event.
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Voters' guide: See the candidates who will be on your ballot
Meet the candidates and see where they stand on issues, whether you're voting by mail, voting early or voting on Election Day, November 2, 2021.
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Dem plan to help IRS go after unpaid taxes raising GOP concerns
Revenue would help pay for Build Back Better, but some fear it could have a major impact on LI businesses that operate as sole proprietorships, partnerships and LLCs, and the wealthy.
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LI 'Fandalorian' podcasters offer their takes on sci-fi, fantasy action movies
The three friends, "Teachers by Day, Nerds by Night," provide unconventional — and at times, teasing and comical — analyses of movies and trailers.
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Fire pits, pizza gardens and more: The ultimate guide to fall dining on LI
As summer's beachside eateries wind down, fall's cozy heated patios, beer gardens and private dining igloos kick back up.
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Hayrides, pumpkin picking and more without heading out East
Skip the traffic and try these fall farms in Nassau and central Suffolk.
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Great Jack O'Lantern Blaze returns to LI
Tickets are now on sale.
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5 fall foliage cruises to take on LI, in NYS
Large cruisers, historic schooners, luxury yachts, and eco-friendly electric boats are among the vessels setting sail this season.
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Life-size monsters fill new Halloween walk-through attraction
The Long Island Monster Gallery isn't a haunted house — but it's still full of monsters.
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5 fall deals at LI hotels, inns for a quick getaway
Here are five hospitality spots offering deals this season from the East End to Fire Island and in between.
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The 'Hocus Pocus'-inspired Halloween pop-up is back
This season's event comes with some changes, including new menu items.
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Visiting Salem, Massachusetts this Halloween season
If the scary holiday season is your favorite time of year, Salem is a place you should visit and here's why.
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LI then and now photos: What's there today?
From classic diners to iconic storefronts, the face of Long Island has changed drastically since the 20th century.
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It could be last call for Hampton Bays' Boardy Barn
The legendary Hamptons summer watering hole is up for sale, with no word on its future, and there are worries about a ripple effect that could hurt nearby businesses.
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The 'Hocus Pocus'-inspired Halloween pop-up is back
This season's event comes with some changes, including new menu items.
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Here's the delicious scoop on summer jobs
At the end of each shift, exhausted, I'd bike home smelling of perspiration and roast beef.
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Dobie: Good neighbors and the ties that bind
From the day we met, Andy extended a hand that never was pulled back.
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No shots mean workers opt out
Reader letters to Newsday.
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More Blacks leaving Long Island for the South
Long Island leaders said the region's high cost of housing, economics and social inequities are slowly pushing some Blacks to move to other parts of the country, the South in particular.
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Proposed $311M Oyster Bay budget keeps tax levy flat, boosts spending on salaries
Supervisor Joseph Saladino said the town's recent credit rating upgrades helped save taxpayers money on major projects, but the 2022 spending plan again sees expenditures on salaries continue to rise sharply on his watch.
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Southampton Town ratepayers could save millions on energy bills
A Boston company has been contracted by the town to lease the land atop the capped landfill in North Sea and build a 4.5-megawatt facility that could save ratepayers in the state's Community Choice Aggregation program $2.4 million over the next 20 years.
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Mostly sunny weather for Long Island on Sunday, NWS says
The temperature high will go near 65 degrees Sunday.
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Crowds survey 560 more names on honor wall for veterans
Hundreds gathered on Saturday for the formal unveiling of 560 names that have been added to the Walls of Honor at Eisenhower Park over the past two years — 280 this year and 280 in 2020. Last year, COVID-19 kept the ceremony small.
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Equipment checked in hunt for source of deadly Legionnaires' outbreak
Nassau County employees Saturday continued to look for air conditioning cooling towers and other equipment in Levittown and Wantagh that could be harboring the bacteria that led to the outbreak, which has killed one person and sent nine more to hospitals.
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Marchers: Immigrants 'essential, not deportable'
Nearly 200 people attend East End March and Rally for a Pathway to Citizenship, calling for Congress to pass meaningful immigration reforms
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Bill Clinton released from Southern California hospital
The former president, 75, had been admitted to the hospital Tuesday with an infection unrelated to COVID-19, officials said.
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Dem plan to help IRS go after unpaid taxes raising GOP concerns
Revenue would help pay for Build Back Better, but some fear it could have a major impact on LI businesses that operate as sole proprietorships, partnerships and LLCs, and the wealthy.
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Robert Durst hospitalized with COVID-19, his lawyer says
New York real estate heir Robert Durst, who days ago was sentenced in a two-decade-old murder case, has been hospitalized after contracting COVID-19, his lawyer said Saturday,
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Bill Clinton to spend 1 more night in California hospital
Bill Clinton will spend one more night at a Southern California hospital where he is recovering from an infection, a spokesman said Saturday.
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Biden still faces a tough climb on his infrastructure agenda
The president must negotiate between the competing demands of progressive and moderate Democrats.
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Nassau County Executive Laura Curran, Bruce Blakeman answer LIers' questions ahead of election
Posted October 15, 2021
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Susan Orlean talks about her new book, ‘On Animals’
Posted October 14, 2021
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