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He will join the Babylon Town Board in January, filling the seat of a councilwoman who will seek Rep. Peter King's congressional post.
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Janine Arvizu is expected to testify about a process toxicologists used to determine that Thomas Murphy's BAC was 0.13% four hours after crash.
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The law allowing immigrants here illegally to get licenses is effective Saturday, but DMV can move the date when a law is effective on the weekend.
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"He had his chance to just sweep this under the rug, right in the palm of his hand. He did the exact opposite," defense attorney Alan Vinegrad said.
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"Wanting to help James Burke is not a crime," Thomas Spota's attorney told jurors during summation.
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Some 68 agents and companies were requested to appear at a hearing sparked by Newsday's "Long Island Divided" series. Just one did so.
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Roberts has long been a lock for one of the spots to succeed Francesa, who left drive time on Dec. 6. Benigno's role was less certain.
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The committee clashed for more than 13 hours as Republicans insisted on lengthy debate on amendments designed to kill the two formal charges.
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Marjory Stoneman Douglas senior Marisol Martinez sang, rapped and talked about overcoming lingering trauma from the 2018 mass shooting.
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It's the 10th incident involving an employee biometric time clock since June. The devices scan workers' fingers to prevent overtime fraud.
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Whatever holiday you celebrate, one thing's for sure — there are plenty of events for families all season long.
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If you're looking for some holiday fun, wear your holiday "worst" to these ugly sweater parties.
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Want a standout tree this year? Get one that's painted a vibrant shade of purple, red, blue and more.
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Our picks for what to see and do in the city.
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Here’s a list of upcoming holiday house tours.
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These spots are offering festive dining for those who don't want to cook.
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Local charities, even the U.S. Postal Service, are running programs if you'd like to buy gifts.
Editors' Picks
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Naples Street Food already makes some of Long Island's best pizza. Now it's making a bid for the best pasta.
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Cuomo signs bill banning products with 1,4-dioxane
Household cleaning products with the chemical 1,4-dioxane, starting in 2022, will no longer be sold in the state of New York under the bill.
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Talks accelerate on East Hampton cable for wind farm
Neighbors have opposed a possible landing site for the cable in Wainscott.
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OPINION
A challenging season for those with mental illnessThe holidays are a perfect time to help fight mental health stigmas.
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EDITORIAL
Awakening about discrimination is long overdueSome good reforms are being considered in the wake of Newsday's "Long Island Divided" expose.
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NEWSLETTER
The Point: Zeldin's name missing from SALT billThe Point is Newsday's daily opinion newsletter.
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Meme star Tank Sinatra is an LIer who just made his talk-show debut
The man behind the memes talks to Ellen DeGeneres about the scary move to quit his full-time job to focus on his Instagram accounts.
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A Long Beach sanitation worker was arrested and charged with allegedly stabbing his co-worker in the chest with a hunting knife, police said.
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Middle school officials say students were moved over air quality issues, and an outside consultant will conduct a review.
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Suffolk County's economy is slightly larger than that of Nassau County for the first time, according to newly released data.
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Police in Nassau and Suffolk said they were beefing up coverage around Long Island synagogues following the targeted attack on a Jewish grocery store in New Jersey.
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Town officials join Huntington Station family in urging state lawmakers to eliminate an insurance requirement for nonprofits that donate services.
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Jo-Ann Raia has filed away thousands of documents related to Huntington residents — from birth certificates to death records — in her 38 years as town clerk.
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One in five Long Islanders spend an hour or more commuting to work each way in 2017, the most recent year for which data was available.
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Investigations 
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It began in sync with overtly racist government policies from the early 20th century through the 1960s, evolved through the strife of the civil rights era and often continues today through practices both subtle and insidious.
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Serving as gatekeepers to homes, schools and communities, some real estate agents made the key to the front door easier to reach for whites than for minorities.
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We sent white, black, Hispanic and Asian testers undercover to see if they would be treated equally by LI real estate agents. Many were not.
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Merrick, Levittown and Rockville Centre emerged in our testing as places that real estate agents overwhelmingly chose for the white customers but not for their matching, paired minority home seekers.
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The average LIer commutes around 30 minutes, but we found four "extreme commuters" who spend way more time than that going to work.
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According to an AARP survey, 76 percent of Americans age 50 and over said that they would like to remain in their homes.
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Find discounts on everything from cars and concerts to massages and dental work.
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Jackson, the leading MVP candidate, finished 15-for-23 for 212 yards and five touchdowns and broke Michael Vick's single season record for rushing yards by a quarterback.
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Artemi Panarin (hat trick) and Mika Zibanejad score two goals each in third.
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The Islanders went 2-for-4 on the power play and 3-for-3 on the penalty kill against the seventh-ranked power play in the NHL to conclude a 2-1-0 road trip.
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Roberts has long been a lock for one of the spots to succeed Francesa, who left drive time on Dec. 6. Benigno's role was less certain.
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The Mets don't view Marte as much of an upgrade over the Brandon Nimmo/Jake Marisnick combination in centerfield.
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Thursday's 42-21 loss shows just how far away the Jets are from the elite teams.
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Porcello won the AL Cy Young Award in 2016 when he went 22-4 with a 3.15 ERA, but he had a 5.57 ERA last season for the Red Sox.
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2019 study finds a 1-point increase in the employment rate correlates with a 16% rise in flu-related doctor visits.
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The New York senator said federal departments are not doing enough to prevent the suicides of veterans and active-duty service members.
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Applying sunscreen before skiing, winter surfing and shoveling snow can go a long way toward helping ward off skin cancer.
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In 2017, 131 black and Latino residents of Long Island were newly diagnosed with HIV -- more than three times the 41 new white HIV diagnoses.
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The medicine Trikafta, a three-drug combination, was approved in October by the FDA.
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Win over Ward Melville continues a streak in which they have lost only one dual meet in the last 14 years.
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The exceptional senior is the second Plainedge player to win the Thorp after leading the Red Devils to an undefeated season and the Long Island Class III championship.
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A three-year starter on both lines, the left tackle spearheaded a dominant rushing attack the led the Generals to the Nassau II final.
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The 6-1, 225-pounder wins the prestigious award as the top linebacker in Nassau.
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The two Nassau County football programs had the same bullet points on their resume -- Class I champion Freeport and Class III champion Plainedge -- and the voting by county coaches to pick the 83rd Rutgers Cup was among the closest in history.
