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Rice says problems won't be solved under Trump
Housing and college tuition problems on LI will not be resolved until President Trump leaves office, Rep. Kathleen Rice said.
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The event was organized by Abraham's Table of Long Island, an interfaith group formed to foster dialogue between different religious groups.
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Laura Curran criticized Laura Schaefer for a newsletter in which Schaefer says the GOP pressured Curran successfully to reverse herself on the law.
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The Rockville Centre-raised comedian tells Oprah Winfrey about how her treatments to have a second child are going.
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Hundreds of students will be moved amid environmental concerns.
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The Chiefs are headed to the Super Bowl for the first time since Len Dawson led Kansas City over the Vikings in Super Bowl IV 50 years ago.
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House Democrats say the president's defense team has yet to challenge details of his dealings with Ukraine that are at the center of the upcoming trial.
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Jack and Harriet Morrison's beds were placed next to each other in their final hours, allowing them to hold hands.
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Two police officers were shot in Hawaii on Sunday and the gunman is being sought, authorities said.
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Sag Harbor school board was informed eight months after contamination was found at the overdue project's construction site.
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Tips for selling, donating your clothing on LI
It's a new year, a new decade even, and there are many areas in life destined for a fresh start, including that jungle you call your closet.
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Each themed experience challenges players to work together to solve puzzles.
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Thinking about adopting a pet? These Long Island shelter dogs are looking for forever homes.
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We've sussed out a number of healthy hubs where you can re-center, exercise, spa and shop with zero schlepping and hassle
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Kids can play at an enormous train table or dress as conductors.
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Pop-culture trivia nights will get Long Islanders out this winter.
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The show gives contestants the chance to win $10,000 and serious baking bragging rights.
Editors' Picks
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This exit is indeed missing, and in fact, Exit 54 is missing, too.
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Are interior lights on new LIRR trains too bright? Some riders say so.
One Twitter user said the lights on the new LIRR train were "worse than sitting under a dentist chair."
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Pioneer of hospital's first MLK event returns, 50 years later
In her way, Mattie Gray helped bring a bit of the civil rights movement to a Long Island hospital 50 years ago. She was back Friday for a much larger celebration.
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NUMC's condition is critical
The only public hospital in Nassau County faces a wide variety of daunting challenges.
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Dobie: Rumors, facts and now belts
A decade later, still sorting through the mystery of the Gilgo Beach killings.
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Justice no less urgent in 2020
MLK Day is a reminder not only of the victories, but also of the challenges still ahead.
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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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Educators work to make ideas of the civil rights leader relevant to the children of today
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The week ahead looks sunny and cold but it will remain dry, forecasters say.
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The concept "came to my dad in a dream, down to the colors," said the owner's son.
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Albert Harper, praised for narrowing the racial gap in advanced placement, hopes to do volunteer work in retirement with students from the Elmont community.
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Projects range from $15,000 for lighting at Wyandanch Plaza to $10.62 million for road reconstruction in the town.
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Jane Elliott, a former teacher who gained fame after a 1968 anti-racism exercise dividing her third-grade Iowa classroom by eye color, urged Long Islanders to fight racist ideology.
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After decades of delays, the $2.6B LIRR Third Track project is currently underway. Learn the fascinating history of the project.
