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Plastic bag ban regulations finalized
Updates to the regulations effective March 1 include edits to the definitions of "exempt" and "reusable" bags.
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DuBois' song "Movin' on Up" provided a joyous intro to "The Jeffersons" during the show's 10-season run.
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A psychologist solely focused on NYPD officers' mental health will start in March, the chief of the department said.
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This friendly new taqueria provides more than just quick bites.
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The explosion occurred in a wooded area off Middle Country Road in Coram, police said.
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The teen's attorney said later that police were under pressure to make a quick arrest in the slaying of Wilmer Maldonado Rodriguez and got the "wrong person."
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Cops: Roosevelt man charged in two killings
At least one of those killings has been tied by law enforcement to MS-13, officials said.
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Islip exhibits pieces by William Henry Johnson, a black artist who spent the end of his life at the Central Islip State Hospital.
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Late last week, Barr publicly warned the president in a remarkable interview with ABC News that his tweets about Justice Department cases "make it impossible for me to do my job."
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Temperatures will be in the 40s today but Long Islanders can also expect wind gusts up to 29 mph, the National Weather Service said.
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While the kids have fun, parents can relish in their savings.
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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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Don’t go searching for something good to eat. Newsday critics have done it for you.
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The best concerts, festivals, parties and cultural events in Nassau and Suffolk.
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During Black History Month, LIers don't have to travel far to visit significant sites that chronicle 400-plus years of the African American experience.
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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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Let's Craft is a membership-only space for crafters.
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Documents show systems failed to protect Thomas Valva
His mother repeatedly sought help at different levels of authority -- from police and social service agencies to the courts and even the U.S. attorney general.
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She lost her husband, then found peace helping others near death
End-of-life doulas advocate for and provide emotional and spiritual support for the terminally ill and their families.
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Going fast: 5 LI homes under $300,000
There are a few low-priced homes on Long Island, some of which are move-in ready, but might require updates.
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Filler: Bloomberg knows he knows best
Former mayor has a lot to offer but much of it may not be what Dems are looking for.
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Rollback of EPA rule would make our air dirtier
Ending the requirement that power plants reduce toxic pollutants, including mercury, in their emissions is a terrible idea.
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Trump pardons, commutations send clear signal
Those chosen for mercy or redemption say something about the presidents who make them.
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Smiles across miles: LIers support Kenya school, children's home
Donna Rosenblum, of Merrick, was drawn to the story of two intrepid women thousands of miles apart who shared a mission to help children.
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The decision is meant to smooth the transition as village officials prepare for the retirement of the man who has held both roles since 2008.
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A black pickup truck abandoned in Medford is believed to have been used in both robberies, Suffolk police said.
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Two Northport attorneys will face off April 28 in a special election to fill the state Assembly seat once held by Republican Andrew Raia.
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The LIRR said the number of rush-hour trains operating at full-length in January increased over the prior year, and the number of canceled trains fell in the same period.
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Opponents doubt the proposed South Fork wind farm will hit its contracted 2022 completion, and its federal review remains "paused."
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Johnson's political activism started early when he was elected president of his sixth-grade class, and never ended, his daughter said.
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Long Islanders discuss the importance of diversity on Long Island in a series of follow-up videos based off of the Long Island Divided series.
