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Bryant, who played all 20 of his seasons with the Lakers, lived life at hyper speed, establishing himself as a force to be reckoned with when he was just a teenager.
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A community in mourning gathered in Center Moriches, pledging to fight child abuse and lighting candles in the winter twilight to honor Thomas Valva.
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Smithtown officials say several buyers have expressed interest in the Owl Hill estate in Fort Salonga, land that the town once wanted to preserve.
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Daniel Hepworth started The Massapequa Tutor as a student at Chaminade. Now a sophomore at Duke, he has 27 tutors working for his company.
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Police were called to the home after Myron Mycio, 24, stabbed his 62-year-old father and 61-year-old mother, according to Nassau detectives.
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The stakes over witness testimony at President Donald Trump's impeachment trial are rising now that a draft of a book from former national security adviser John Bolton appears to undercut a key defense argument.
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State Police: Teen, 17, killed in Southern Parkway crash
Joseph Bertolinowas killed in a one-car crash late Saturday night on the Southern State Parkway in West Babylon, State Police said.
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The wholesale club plans to demolish a Macy's store near the Veterans Memorial Highway shopping center, but residents say it would worsen traffic.
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The 18-year-old made history, becoming the youngest person to win one of Grammy's top awards.
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The be(Cause) Lifestyle Boutique supports job opportunities for young adults with developmental disabilities.
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Nothing is easier and more fun than snow tubing down a beautifully groomed slope.
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Here are a few worthwhile seal walks and cruises where you can catch sight of the pudgy pinnipeds.
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If you’re looking to bring Spot to a spot, these places have made the declaration “Yes, dogs allowed.”
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These locations feature desserts free from allergens like gluten, nuts, dairy and more.
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Ice carvings by a Guinness Book of World Record holder will be placed throughout the village for a winter wonderland experience.
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Five Hamptons inns will host the second Hamptons Bedside Reading Weekend from Feb. 28 to March 1.
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These sandwiches are stuffed with savory extras such as avocado, fried egg, potato tots, pastrami and pulled pork.
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LI seniors modifying homes to 'age in place'
The cost of renovations to accommodate a wheelchair or walker can be steep, but for most seniors staying at home is less expensive than moving to a senior living facility.
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Report: Common insecticide found in LI groundwater samples
Imidacloprid, which is approved by the EPA, has been discovered in about 30% of samples, the report by an environmental group says.
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'Tremendous surge in Jewish pride' on LI
Long Islanders are wearing their kippahs in public, decorating their homes and attending services to show strength in face of anti-Semitism.
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The horrors of Auschwitz
Death camp's atrocities must remind us to guard against hatred, cruelty and violence.
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Dobie: Looming election entitlement trap?
Jolt to presidential campaign now that Trump has touched third rail of politics.
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Marshall: Confronting the rise of anti-Semitism
To fight hate and increasing bias attacks, we must learn from history.
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Schumer: SBU prof stuck in China after coronavirus lockdown
A Stony Brook University professor is unable to leave China because of the country's travel lockdown due to the deadly coronavirus, the senator says.
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The village has drafted a set of regulations to allow horses, ponies and equine livestock to be housed and maintained on private property following requests from the Joels.
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Multiple fire departments responded to the blaze, which took almost five hours to get under control.
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The owner previously ran the singular iDiner on Main Street.
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Randi Shubin Dresner, president and CEO of Island Harvest, says "now people depend on the food pantries whether it is in the community or the school."
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Forecast: Cloudy with light winds today, high of 43 degrees
Sunny and mostly sunny skies are on tap for the remainder of the week, the National Weather Service said.
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They joined thousands of demonstrators outside the Indian consulate to protest regulations that critics say discriminate against Muslims.
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The number of riders on an average weekday on the LIRR has increased by more than 8,000 since 2011, even as train reliability trends downwards.
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