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State: Suffolk can use genetic genealogy to solve Gilgo
State officials determined Suffolk investigators can use the FBI to bypass state restrictions on the use of genetic genealogy.
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Violators who block traffic or antagonize drivers face fines up to $250, confiscation of their bikes.
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The classic Plandome Road bar was immortalized in J.R. Moehringer's 2005 memoir "The Tender Bar."
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The reversal from LeMahieu's tying homer to Altuve's winner was so quick that the Yankees barely had time to react to the whipsaw of emotion.
Expanding her mother’s garden. Listening to his dad’s voice. Memorizing the Quran. Here’s how three LIers are carrying on their parents’ legacies.
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Concerns about emerging contaminants in LI's aquifer are prompting officials to look into buying city water.
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The finished product will be shown to the public at an open house later in the month.
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A 3-month pilot program that starts in January will allow canines to roam in certain areas.
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Crash in Coram Sunday morning leaves at least one person seriously injured, Suffolk police say
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EU leaders are pondering whether to grant the British leader a Brexit extension that he does not even want.
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Proposed legislation would require companies to boost technology so riders can better identify their drivers.
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Pumpkins and apples. Scarecrows and hayrides. It can only mean one thing — fall fun is awaiting LI families.
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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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These desserts are sure bets for a fine finish to your meal.
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Newsday's Winery Finder will give you everything you need to know about LI's wine country.
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Greet the season with hayrides, corn mazes, and most importantly, perfect pumpkins picked at these patches.
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If you're looking for a day filled with live music, great food and fun things to do, head over to Patchogue.
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Now you can borrow a month's worth of clothing for a set price.
Editors' Picks
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Two new troupes are revitalizing LI's theater scene
The Long Island regional theater scene is in growth mode with the birth of a new theatrical troupe in Glen Cove and the rebirth of a venerable company of players in New Hyde Park.
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The railroad's new train, equipped with a high-powered laser, aims to incinerate leaf residue, and just about anything else on the rails.
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Take a singing hayride, pick pumpkins in the moonlight and more things to do at venues west of Riverhead.
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Newsday's editorial board endorses candidates for the Nov. 5 election.
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COLUMN
Dobie: Let us cut through the Washington blatherWhat officials said -- and what they actually meant.
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OPINION
Essay: Fond memories of the festival of lightsAs a child in India, I could hardly sleep the night before Diwali.
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The effort was sparked by the case of Keith Bush, who recently was exonerated after 44 years for a 1975 murder in North Bellport.
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This classic edition takes readers back to Oct. 20, 1987, when Wall Street was in a panic and Bernie Goetz was going to jail.
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More than 150,000 people are expected to attend the 36th annual Oyster Festival, which runs through Sunday in Theodore Roosevelt Memorial Park.
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Forecast: Wet and cool before skies clear midweek
Sunday afternoon will be mostly wet with rain off and on through Tuesday nigth before mostly clear skies return through Saturday, forecasters say.
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Man drove intoxicated with girl, 15, in car, police say
Lake Ronkonkoma man drove intoxicated with a 15-year-old girl in car, Nassau police say.
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Queens man charged with robbery after attempting to steal items from a Valley Stream Walmart, Nassau police say.
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Cops: Man robbed Sound Beach gas station at gunpoint
Suffolk police say a man armed with a handgun held up a Sound Beach gas station and fled on foot with cash.
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Suffolk County has a vacancy rate of 6.2 percent, compared to 4 percent in Manhattan.
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Investigations
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The varying numbers have raised questions about the gang's magnitude locally in the wake of the its devastating murder spree.
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A mom trains her kids to go quiet when someone knocks. A sexually abused teen holds back on telling police. Why? Fear of deportation.
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Tons of contaminants were illegally deposited at Roberto Clemente Park in Brentwood and West Hills County Park in Melville. The "mastermind" in one crime got jail. In the other, no one has had to do much more than clean it up.
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Suffolk police said her missing son was a runaway, but Carlota Moran knew better.
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High cost of child care squeezing Long Island parents
Providers say they're caught in a financial squeeze too, as the rising minimum wage pushes their operating expenses up.
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Parents share the cost and time commitment of high-level involvement.
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A new federal mandate calls for hospitals to post their prices online. But lists of costs show that the medical world speaks a language all its own.
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Yanks eliminated on Altuve's walk-off homer in ninth of Game 6
This is the first decade since the 1910s that the Yankees didn't make the World Series. They last won it in 2009.
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The reversal from LeMahieu's tying homer to Altuve's winner was so quick that the Yankees barely had time to react to the whipsaw of emotion.
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The Isles took the opening draw of OT and kept the puck in the Blue Jackets' zone, with Nick Leddy feeding Brock Nelson for the winner just 33 seconds in.
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Hitting behind Altuve was Jake Marisnick, who is not known at all for his bat. He is a .227 career hitter.
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If the Yankees had won Game 6 and forced a Game 7 on Sunday night, LeMahieu's home run could have ended right up there with the top ones in pinstripe postseason lore.
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Barzal was aware of the Devils locking up Nico Hischier, the first overall pick in 2017, with a seven-year, $50.75 million deal on Friday.
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Here's a breakdown of the contractual status of key players heading into the offseason.
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If Roland Henry had died in a different part of the country, his organs might have been recovered. And lives could have been saved.
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Three LI communities have significantly higher-than-expected rates of four types of cancer, an official said.
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Robbie Donno was called to action in December 1973, when he read an article in Rotarian Magazine about a young Ugandan woman whose face was severely disfigured by a hyena attack.
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The drug vincristine is a key reason most children survive cancer, a LI pediatric oncologist said.
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School nurses are a far cry from the mythic lady in a white uniform wielding a thermometer, ice pack and students' home numbers.
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42 straight wins for the Trojans ties Floyd for the LI record.
MORE ON THIS TOPIC Longest unbeaten streaks in LI football history -
Josefson corralled the kickoff, sprinted up behind a wedge of blockers and eventually ran 93 yards for the score.
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The offensive line of Chris Stokum, Karl Bouyer, Chris Perez, Anthony Rodriguez and Mike Heavey along with Kevin Henning set the tone for Clarke from the opening whistle.
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Lopez finished with 172 yards and four touchdowns in the Suffolk Division I victory for the Colonials.
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It happened on Sept. 17 when a teammate was injured and he asked his coach to win the game for him.
