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Nearly 2,600 unaccompanied migrant youths relocated to LI in past year, officials say
Roughly 50 more recently transferred into a Syosset-based social services shelter MercyFirst, which contracts with the federal government to house such unaccompanied minors who enter the U.S. from other countries.
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LIers face fruitless quest for juice boxes as stores run low
Supply has fallen sharply, with fewer than 67% of products available on store shelves last week, down from 89% a year earlier, one analyst said.
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LIRR riders calling for railroad to restore service cuts
With the Long Island Rail Road's weekday ridership at 54% of what it was in 2019, commuters say more trains are needed to allow passengers to keep a safe distance from each other.
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11-year-old Colombian eatery opens second LI location
The Massapequa spot, located near Sunrise Mall, is open for breakfast, lunch and dinner.
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Police: Driver being pursued by police strikes, kills woman
A woman driving a Honda Civic was struck and killed by a man behind the wheel of a pickup, who was being pursued by police officers in Holtsville late last night, Suffolk police said.
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Sneak peek: Nassau DA candidates spar at town hall
Newsday held a town hall with Nassau County district attorney candidates State Sen. Todd Kaminsky and Anne Donnelly. Cecilia Dowd has a preview.
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Survey reveals financial hardships, mental health toll of COVID among Jewish on LI
Jewish households across the region have experienced job losses, food insecurity, and anxiety and depression resulting from the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic, according to a UJA-Federation of New York survey.
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Paralysis patients get aid from AI startup
The wireless device uses sensors to read the body language of a person and translate it to provide stimulation to muscles and nerves in the hands.
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Islanders great Bossy reveals he's battling lung cancer
He said it's the reason he's stepped away from his TV career at TVA Sports.
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LI students 'get their hands dirty' collecting data on local rivers
Organizers say the "A Day in the Life of a River" program introduces students to potential careers while bringing them closer to the natural environment that surrounds them every day.
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'Magic of Lights' returning to Jones Beach
A holiday tradition since 2017, the event will include a variety of displays composed of LED technology and digital animations.
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Manhasset school official: Information stolen by hackers
Hackers sabotaged the district's computer system, publishing to the dark web files that contained people's Social Security numbers and drivers license numbers, the acting superintendent said.
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You can skip the lines at these LI haunted houses. Here's how.
Halloween attractions are known for bringing the lines. Several are now offering fast passes.
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LI's ramen boom: 5 new places you have to try
There are now at least two dozen spots to find the Japanese noodle dish.
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31 trivia questions about the real haunts of Long Island
Long Island is full of real spooks. See how well you know these haunted tales.
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How to spend the day in Long Beach this fall
Long Beach has offerings that extend beyond the summer.
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Hands-on museum exhibits for kids to explore this fall
They'll feel as if they're stepping foot on Mars at the Cradle of Aviation
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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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5 horseback riding experiences the family can try this fall
Some say there's no better time to try horseback riding than autumn on Long Island.
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Find the hottest trends at affordable prices at this Long Beach boutique
The store carries a wide selection for women on the go, from denim and loungewear to going-out dresses to Sweet 16 dresses and seasonal coats.
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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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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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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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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, Nov. 2.
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Trump parades, off-year version
The Point is Newsday Opinion's daily newsletter inside the local, city and state political scenes.
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Newsday endorses Cronin for Nassau County comptroller
Newsday's editorial board endorses candidates for the Nov. 2 election.
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Marshall: The too-high cost of prescription meds
Families shouldn't be forced to hunt for hidden ways that can save them money.
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LI medical experts praise 'mix and match' COVID booster shots
Federal officials could be poised to approve mixing and matching of COVID-19 booster shots as soon as Wednesday in an effort to get more people who were fully vaccinated the extra shot.
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Food firms seek to fill hundreds of jobs
More than 25 employers participated in the two-hour recruitment event held in Melville.
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Fishermen cited for trespassing at Amagansett's Truck Beach
Fourteen fishermen were issued summonses for trespassing at Amagansett's popular fishing and recreation spot during an act of civil disobedience they hope will serve as a test case for beach access rights.
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Nurse pleads guilty to illegally possessing fentanyl, records show
Melissa Frame, of Merrick, pleaded guilty to a felony charge of possessing fentanyl with intent to sell the narcotic, saying she'd stolen more than 1,400 vials of the drug, court records show.
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A new home in Medford is one less worry for Marine Corps vet
Last month, the stress and uncertainty of living in one hotel after another came to an end for Vincent Ross when he moved into a Medford home, one of three recently built in Suffolk through a grant to house homeless or formerly homeless veterans in the county.
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Wild slices: LI's most over-the-top pizza
Outrageous toppings run from chicken and waffles to tater tots, tacos and beyond.
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Sini, Tierney tangle over bail reform, ethics
Sini, a Democrat, is seeking a second term as Suffolk's top prosecutor against Tierney, a former federal prosecutor running on the Republican and Conservative Party lines.
LI Election 2021
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DA Tim Sini, Ray Tierney answer LIers' questions in virtual town hall
Hear what the candidates running for Suffolk County district attorney had to say as they answered questions from Long Islanders during a Newsday Live virtual town hall event.
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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, Nov. 2.
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Early voting begins Saturday; here's how to vote
Nassau County will have 17 early voting sites and Suffolk will have 12. Evening and weekend hours also will be available.
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Donnelly, Kaminsky battle for Nassau district attorney
The state's bail reform law has emerged as a central issue in the contest.
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Nikolas Cruz set to plead guilty to Parkland massacre
Nikolas Cruz is scheduled to plead guilty to 17 counts of first-degree murder Wednesday for the 2018 shooting massacre at a Florida high school, as his attorneys turn their focus to saving him from a death sentence.
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Jan. 6 panel votes to hold Steve Bannon in contempt
The longtime ally of former President Donald Trump defied a subpoena for documents and testimony.
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U.S. expected to authorize mix-and-match COVID booster shots
Federal regulators are expected to authorize the mixing and matching of COVID-19 booster shots this week in an effort to provide flexibility for those seeking to maintain protection against the coronavirus.
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North Korea tests possible submarine missile, amid tensions
North Korea on Tuesday fired at least one ballistic missile into the sea in what South Korea's military described as a weapon likely designed for submarine-based launches, marking possibly the most significant demonstration of the North's military might since President Joe Biden took office.
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Colin Powell dies of COVID-19 complications, family says
The former Joint Chiefs chairman and secretary of state died from COVID-19 complications despite being fully vaccinated, his family said. He was 84.
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DA Tim Sini, Ray Tierney answer LIers' questions in virtual town hall
Posted October 19, 2021
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