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Don't let the holidays stress you out. Relax and recharge on LI.
After all the presents are doled out, give yourself the gift of self-care.
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Baby Yoda mural appears at Huntington burger spot
"The bowl of soup is the image everyone has been putting around, but this is a twist," says artist Efren Andaluz.
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See the Harlem Globetrotters, more LI fun this weekend
The best concerts, festivals, parties and cultural events in Nassau and Suffolk.
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18 historic LI places kids will love
Step into the past, make crafts, explore nature and more.
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Fear commitment? Check out these drop-in classes, meet-ups on LI
Here are some examples of low-commitment things to do around Long Island.
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Ride a classic subway train, more NYC weekend picks
Our picks for what to see and do in the city.
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LI's best Chinese restaurants of 2019
We are in the midst of a regional Chinese food boom.
Editors' Picks
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LI mailman: 'I feel like I'm a Santa Claus' at holidays
Even on bitter cold and windy days, Jong Kwon delivers letters and packages during what the Postal Service says is its busiest week of the season.
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He's 29, single and just bought a home on LI. Here's how.
When John Nelson first saw the corner house in Patchogue, it was a broken-down mess. This week, thanks to the Long Island Partnership Community Land Trust, he's moving in.
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Brazilian steakhouse chain opens first LI location, in Carle Place
The spot features a huge buffet that's only part of the all-inclusive experience.
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OPINION
I'm on Medicare, but got stuck with a $25,000 hospital billMedicare Part A has a major gap in its coverage. As a senior citizen with Medicare Part A, I fell through that gap.
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EDITORIAL
Make the Hub's future a priorityDon Clavin is right to focus on the development at Nassau County's largest remaining developable parcel of land.
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OPINION
Why Trump isn't getting credit from voters for good economic newsVoters aren't giving Trump much credit for the growing economy, making his path to reelection less smooth than it should be.
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Sandy. Gilgo. MS-13. Belmont. These 20 stories defined the decade on LI.
Some made us laugh. Some made us cry. Some changed LI for good. Here are the biggest LI stories of the decade, as chosen by our editors.
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LI's wild turkeys to be counted by DEC
Data collected from leg band returns will be used to measure the population size of turkeys on Long Island, officials say.
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Sale of Plum Island put on hold temporarily
Environmental groups say the move is a victory to protect the North Fork island, which is home to a federal animal research facility.
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Cops: Man stabbed during argument at gift shop
The 66-year-old victim, who was stabbed in the neck, is in stable condition, police said.
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Southampton closes on sale of Bel-Aire Cove Motel
The town purchased the motel for $1.06M and is proposing townhouses or a boutique hotel on the property.
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New use proposed for contaminated site in Roslyn Heights
A developer wants to build a self-storage facility on the property of an old manufacturing site that is under a state cleanup order.
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Luxury apartment complex sells for $73.5 million
Fairfield Properties, an owner of rental units across Long Island, said it also purchased a nearby 55-and-over rental community for $16 million.
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Data: Commuting on LI is getting worse
One in five Long Islanders spend an hour or more commuting to work each way in 2017, the most recent year for which data was available.
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Dads Facebook group brings Star Wars to Stony Brook Children's Hospital
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Hempstead kicks off Kwanzaa celebrations
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Watch: 2019 Long Island year in review
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Jewish carolers bring Christmas cheer to patients
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Long Islanders celebrate Christmas Mass
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NORAD tracks Santa Claus on trip around the world
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Levittown Army vet receives new roof in time for holidays
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Tips to make holiday travel easier
Investigations 

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America's first suburb still trying to shed whites-only legacy
The developers of Levittown prohibited people of color from moving in through contract clauses, a common practice at the time. The U.S. Supreme Court struck racial covenants down in 1948, but William Levitt kept them.
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Why aren't real estate agents showing houses in these 8 minority areas?
She calls her neighborhood “beautiful” with “stately” homes and “canopies of trees.” So why aren’t real estate agents showing houses there?
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'You’re not going to like those schools.' What agents told whites but not minorities.
“You’re not going to like those schools.” Here’s what real estate agents told white homebuyers that they didn’t tell minorities.
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'I wasn't welcomed to Plainview': The perils of house hunting while black
An agent told one person Brentwood had the “nicest people.” She warned another about “gang killings” there. See how they were told different things.
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LIers can plan for death to live their best lives
While everyone's situation is unique, experts agree there are basic documents that should be in your estate plan.
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Millennials: The old rules for building wealth are obsolete
Young people are skeptical of traditional financial advisers and many might not seek their help.
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Here's why the average LI wedding costs $61,113
Long Island ranks third nationally for highest average wedding costs, behind Manhattan and North/Central New Jersey, according to a study by The Knot.
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Knicks rebound with comfortable win over the Nets
The win snapped a three-game losing streak for the Knicks (8-24).
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Top 20 NY-area sports stars of the 2010s
For New York-area sports fans, there was not much to cheer about team-wise in the 2010s. But on an individual basis, there was plenty of pizzazz.
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Glauber: Solder faces foe much tougher than defensive linemen
On Tuesdays, Solder and his wife are up early, preparing to take their 4-year-old son on a flight to Boston, where Hudson Solder will undergo chemotherapy treatments for kidney cancer.
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Misfiring Nets embarrass themselves against Knicks
WIth a chance to impress Barclays crowd, team puts on 26.9% shooting performance.
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Islanders hope to face Robin Lehner
Lehner is 9-6-4 with a 2.86 goals-against average and a .924 save percentage after signing a one-year, $5 million deal with the Blackhawks following failed contract negotiations with the Islanders.
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Rangers' Chytil developing his game in second season
"I think I feel much more comfortable out there -- way more confident,'' the 6-2, 206-pound Rangers center said.
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Daniel Jones, Saquon Barkley support Pat Shurmur
Jones and Barkley both gave strong statements on Thursday suggesting that they think Shurmur should be back.
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Patient kicks off blood drive one year after his Christmas surgery
Al Kirby of Shirley needed 27 units of blood during a 9-hour, 52-minute operation at Stony Brook University Hospital for a ruptured aorta.
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George Tsunis to resign as NuHealth chief
His departure comes as NuHealth, which operates NUMC, has struggled with persistent budget deficits and endured leadership turnover.
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Dog days are here at Monter Cancer Center
Hendrix, a 5-year-old golden retriever mix, visits patients once or twice a month.
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High cost of insulin is sparking worries, political activism
Allie Marotta had been dreading the day for so long the dread has come to feel normal.
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Another threat looms after cancer treatments
Five to 10 million Americans have lymphedema, a chronic, sometimes painful swelling most commonly caused by cancer treatment. There is no cure.
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Behrens twins in sync as Smithtown West improves to 9-1
Matt Behrens has 27 points and eight rebounds in the non-league win.
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Newsday's All-Long Island girls volleyball team
Meet the first- and second-teamers from the 2019 girls volleyball season.
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Athlete of the Week is Center Moriches' Titus
The 120-pound junior likes to finish what he started.
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Uniondale's Pollet earns call to Hall of Fame
In 31 years, Pollet has led the Uniondale girls track team to a total of 56 indoor and outdoor county titles.
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Newsday's All-Long Island football first team
Meet the first-teamers from the 2019 football season.
