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Officials knew they had computer problems before the storm, but a combination of "mismanagement" and the lack of the autonomy from its New Jersey parent stifled their ability to fix them — even to this day, according to the report.  

The dispute before a three-judge appeals court panel in Manhattan revolved around whether the officer, Baimadajie Angwang, 33, a native of Tibet and resident of Williston Park, was likely to flee because he was less devoted to his citizenship and roots in the United States than to his native China.

Comptroller Jack Schnirman said the review is unrelated to calls for a commissioner to resign over racist and anti-Semitic social media posts.

The two-term incumbent says his opponent has called to concede.

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Some Long Island students without technology are poor, some are immigrants, and still others are just caught in the backup of computer orders that stretches around the world.

It's surprising how many wing places don't bother to marinate chicken parts before frying. That mistake doesn't happen here, though.

Hartz Mountain Industries, the developer of two warehouses on the site of the old Newsday headquarters, drew union protest for hiring an out-of-town demolition contractor.

Several students were on the bus when it hit a 78-year-old man Monday evening in Great Neck, police said.

Shoreham's Carter Rubin edged out fellow teen singer Larriah Jackson in the one-on-one battle round to advance to the knockout round.