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Seniors who stopped receiving food supplements from the state welcome shipments from Stop & Shop and the Long Island Cares food bank.
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Dylan Ebrahimian said there have been no reported cases of coronavirus in Jinze, a suburb of Shanghai.
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The utility cites energy efficiency measures as the major force behind the projected declines.
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Town Supervisor Chad Lupinacci said bonding helped with longterm planning and kept reserve funds healthy.
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"This can be one of the biggest years when you go to the history book," said a Brooklyn lawmaker. "New York State will finally be able to move forward to have real gun control reforms in place."
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Ronkonkoma baker Taylor Kyriacou makes chocolate treats on Monday's episode of "Girl Scout Cookie Championship."
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Cops: Robbery suspect arrested after crashing stolen getaway car
A Brooklyn man faces multiple charges after police say he stole items at a Rite Aid store Sunday in Bellmore, then crashed his stolen getaway car into a building in Freeport.
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The board has approved zoning changes for a ministorage facility that could include a bank and a restaurant.
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He could have given up his baseball career for any of several alternatives — including the XFL.
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Lake Success company's HQ leaving LI
But CEO says operations for 270 employees to continue here and plans are to expand Lake Success site.
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Karaoke, go-karting and other indoor events that will heat up your winter evenings.
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Spend that extra time off trying out a zip line or playing indoor mini golf.
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Get creative with toppings like chocolate chips, s’mores and even gummy bears.
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Sometimes, all you need in the deep-dark days of winter is to get out of town, enjoy a fantastic meal, and thaw out by a cozy wood fire.
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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.
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Enjoy a local spin on Louisiana's annual Mardi Gras festivities.
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Our picks for what to see and do in the city.
Editors' Picks
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Tugboat captains span 3 generations in Long Island family
The McKay-Egan tugboat family tree has expanded outward as well as downward.
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Getting kicked off hoops team was worth dance with future bride
A longtime Long Island teacher recalls a dance invitation that cost her now-husband a spot on the varsity basketball team.
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LI woman gives birth in minivan on Northern State Parkway
Jennie and Sergio Giusto were rushing to the hospital in a Honda Odyssey when Jennie's contractions quickened and the couple's second daughter, Angelina Rose, was born.
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Hicksville progress can't derail
With so much potential, Oyster Bay Town officials should embrace change to help revitalize the area.
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Dobie: A sorry pitch from Astros' cheaters
Team in baseball's sign-stealing scandal apologizes but only after getting caught.
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Wisdom from The White House
On Presidents Day, some words of wisdom from past leaders.
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Hempstead students delving into African American history
The program focuses on four areas: slavery on Long Island, the Civil War, the Civil Rights Movement, and the move to suburbia.
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The owners fell in love with the home's character and undertook a more than five-year renovation process.
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Forecast: Sunny skies, with temps in mid-40s
Warm temperatures on Presidents Day will likely change over to rain, perhaps even a brief wintry mix in some areas overnight into Tuesday, the National Weather Service said.
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A town councilman flips his vote and approves hiring a former business partner to head a new panel that will hear some town code violation cases.
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The state comptroller won't audit Nassau Comptroller Jack Schnirman after his office temporarily lost $710,000 to an online fraudster.
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The short, gray winter days with scarce sun can make people who have Seasonal Affective Disorder feel lethargic and withdrawn.
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More than a year passed before contractors' confidential data, including Social Security numbers, was redacted. Former and current officials dispute who is to blame.
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We spoke to six Long Islanders to hear their personal views and experiences with diversity in their communities.
