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Northport Middle School has been closed since Jan. 23, after an environmental firm found high levels of benzene in two septic tanks.
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The New Age began taking water as the crew headed to New Jersey to unload its catch.
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The dispute involved taxes that initially were imposed on energy, water and telephone utilities long ago.
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Bellone wants New York to consider changing the law so that localities can bypass the top scorers on Civil Service tests and exempt certain applicants from taking a test.
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Suffolk police arrested two men and charged them with murder for their roles in a daylight shooting in Copiague that killed a young father.
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It was an emotional night for Tonelli, who scored 206 regular-season goals and made the pass to Bobby Nystrom In OT that won the team's first Stanley Cup.
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LI saleswoman charged in prescription bribery scheme
A pharmaceutical company saleswoman was charged with a scheme in which a medical professional was bribed to prescribe $3.6 million worth of a drug containing fentanyl, according to court records,officials.
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Deontrae Green, 20, of Islandia, had pleaded guilty to several charges including attempted murder for the shooting in the restaurant that left one man injured.
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The 34-bed shelter closed in February 2018 when a heating, ventilation and air conditioning system failed following a record cold stretch.
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Wilmer Maldonado Rodriguez was found bludgeoned to death shortly after his identity as a victim willing to testify in an assault case was released, authorities said.
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Here are some of the Island's newer margarita-touting establishments, all of which are staking new claims to marg magnificence.
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To help those thinking about visiting the Caribbean, here are updates on the five most popular destinations among Americans.
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Karaoke, go-karting and other indoor events that will heat up your winter evenings.
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Enjoy a family style meal in Oakdale or a three-course prix fix menu in Oyster Bay.
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Your guide to spas, fitness and wellness centers on Long Island.
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For little Long Islanders, there's no need to travel to New Orleans to celebrate Mardi Gras.
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Molly Hatchets brings the activity to Ronkonkoma, and a second venue dedicated to the sport, Axe Island, is slated to open in Bohemia this winter.
Editors' Picks
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Eclectic Italian spot in Huntington still charming after 24 years
For such a tiny place, this restaurant radiates swagger and personality -- and has since 1996.
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Think you know Pilgrim Psychiatric? See how drastically it’s changed.
A place that once inspired fear and subjected some patients to lobotomies now offers new treatment approaches such as therapy with farm animals.
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What ever happened to TV meteorologist Storm Field?
For a time in the early '80s, Elliot David Field of Bellmore was perhaps the most famous person in New York TV news. You knew him as Storm.
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Finding common ground on net neutrality
Americans want a common sense solution to net neutrality, not ideological purity that confuses progress for surrender.
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Saddened by cuts to Stars and Stripes
Newsday readers sound off on issues including the elimination of funding for a publication for military veterans.
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The Point: King sorts through memories of his past
Rep. King announced in November that he wouldn’t be seeking reelection, so he is beginning to clean out his Massapequa Park office.
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Grumman knew its toxic chemicals were polluting groundwater. It kept the facts secret.
The Bethpage aerospace giant was aware in the 1970s its toxic chemicals were contaminating groundwater, but it kept secret information that could have helped stop what is now LI’s most intractable environmental crisis, a Newsday investigation found.
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Suffolk County caseworkers appear to have missed or misread numerous signs that the 8-year-old was in danger living with his father, Long Island child protection advocates say.
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A male pedestrian was killed after being struck by an SUV on Friday evening at the intersection of East John Street and North Indian Avenue, police said.
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Access to cutting-edge drugs and other treatments is expanding on the Island as the number of clinical trials available at local hospitals increases.
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Prosecutors say Brian Michael Kaufman, a felon, ran the illegal clinic, selling steroids and injecting patients with them.
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It had a rustic tavern ambience and more than 80 draft ales and lagers, plus an enviable collection of bottles (some rare).
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District officials said Andrew Hardwick never obtained the proper approval to purchase a 12-passenger van and sport utility vehicle.
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Long Islanders discuss the importance of diversity on Long Island in a series of follow-up videos based off of the Long Island Divided series.
