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The announcement comes after the LIRR's newest fleet debuted two years behind schedule.
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An officer was also struck by gunfire but was wearing a bullet-resistant vest and has been released from the hospital, according to police.
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A recently rebuilt dune in Hampton Bays had to be replenished after damage from an October nor'easter.
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A store employee says his brother was one of the two men who subdued the attacker and held him for police.
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The owner sites a lack of foot traffic and other issues as the reasons for closing.
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What happened to the legends of New York TV news? Newsday finds out as part of its new series.
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Cops: Woman hurt in hit-run in Baldwin
Nassau County police said the victim, identified only as a 39-year-old woman, suffered "multiple trauma injuries" and was taken to a hospital in serious but stable condition.
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The senator is targeting an IRS rule that prohibits states from creating charitable funds to sidestep the cap.
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Lawyers say the pharmaceutical businesses are harming communities and costing villages for treatment and law enforcement expenses.
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According to police, the worker was accidentally struck by an 18-wheel asphalt truck that was also part of the paving job.
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With the fall in full effect, millennials and Gen Zers looking for fun can take advantage of one of the best things Long Island has to offer: easy access to New York City.
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Fans say the parking lot scene is a throwback to the team's Long Island heydays.
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Take Halloween to the next level by venturing out to an interactive haunted attraction with live actors and practical effects.
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You can see Long Island from a fresh new perspective -- far from cars, noise and crowds -- if you just take a hike.
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Looking for things to do on Long Island? We've rounded up the best concerts, fairs, festivals, parties and cultural events going on in Nassau and Suffolk.
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The latest restaurants to open on Long Island.
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Lights will be turned up in the trees and music will be playing.
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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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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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Most recent iteration of famous LI pub closes
The classic Plandome Road bar was immortalized in J.R. Moehringer's 2005 memoir "The Tender Bar."
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The supreme battle before us
Democrats and Republicans are already looking at how the next president might affect the Supreme Court's makeup.
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OPINION
See which candidates in your district Newsday endorsedFind out which candidates the editorial board endorsed in your district.
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EDITORIAL
Suffolk needs a strong legislature for 2020-21The environment, housing, gangs, budget troubles and water are big issues in the 2019 election.
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LI Country Western band hanging up cowboy boots after 40 years
It's the last chance for line dancing fans to kick up their cowboy boots.
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There are views of the Atlantic Ocean and Shinnecock Bay
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Forecast: Clear and unseasonably warm
Early morning clouds should clear, with the sun raising the temperature to a higher than usual 66 degrees, the NWS said.
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The music icon and his family had fun posing with a giraffe and ponies.
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Officials: Feds order end to scheme targeting elderly
Two LIers were named ringleaders of a scheme that bilked primarily elderly victims out of $4.8 million, officials say.
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New trial ordered in Syracuse murder case because juror exchanged 7,000 texts during trial.
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In which our intrepid reporter Daysi replaces her usual Dunkin purchase with a home-cooked egg sandwich.
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Data shows us that Long Island schools remain more segregated than most people think.
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Investigations
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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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Two immigrants fell in love and rebuilt their lives on LI. He was deported, which she saw as “the end of our story.” But he had other plans.
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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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How to decide if you should buy or rent
Deciding whether to rent or buy is a multipronged decision, especially in the expensive Long Island market.
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Consumers could save upward of $60 to $80 a month by cutting out the TV piece of their bundled service. But higher streaming costs and a proliferation of options are eating away at some of the savings.
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Young people are skeptical of traditional financial advisers and many might not seek their help.
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Former Yankees manager is favorite for Phillies job but had second interview with Mets on Tuesday, and said he expects to know his fate "pretty soon."
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Tony DeAngelo scores twice for Blueshirts, but Christian Dvorak beats Alexandar Georgiev for winner.
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Juan Soto and Ryan Zimmerman go deep off Astros' ace.
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David Fizdale's squad is off and running and will have to make fixes on the fly.
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After accusing SI reporter of "fabricating" story, team goes into damage control prior to World Series opener.
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Gase came to Darnold's defense and said the team will re-consider their involvement and cooperation with networks from here on out.
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Isles broadcaster Shannon Hogan and left wing Ross Johnston join Newsday's Andrew Gross on this episode of Island Ice. Plus, Andrew answers your questions about the Islanders.
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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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More than 100 people were at a park for patients and their caregivers Saturday, raising money and awareness in the Alzheimer's fight.
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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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The win earned Garden City (7-4-4, 6-3-3) the No. 2 seeding for the county playoffs.
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The senior had 16 kills and five blocks to lead the Cyclones to victory.
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With the final week of the regular season here, let's take a look at some of the top matches of the week with seedings and postseason appearances
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Islip's Maddie Germano and Darienne Rogers rally to win the doubles crown.
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Both goals came from not giving up on the plays, a blue-collar mentality embraced by all the Lions.
