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PSEG: Most power to be restored by midnight Friday
Thousands of customers are still without electricity due to the winds, but most should have power back by midnight, according to PSEG Long Island.
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The commission said Village Justice Paul Senzer's use of "sexist, profane and otherwise degrading language" represented a "pattern of statements."
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The stations, including one near its monument billboards on tribal property on Sunrise Highway, are scheduled to open by next summer.
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Jennifer Murphy was diagnosed with breast cancer when she was 16 weeks pregnant. She and her baby survived.
New features at this year's festival include a Blue Point beer garden tent, a replica of Christopher Columbus' Santa Maria ship and a classic car show.
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The chain reaction accident happened involved three vehicles, one of which was that of a Suffolk highway patrol officer.
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It was the only homegrown player among the national franchises that allow you to design your own pie, Chipotle-style.
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Acting chief of staff Mick Mulvaney's comments suggested a quid pro quo was at play for the military aid -- but a different one than Democrats initially highlighted at the start of the impeachment probe.
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CPI Aerostructures Inc. announced a contract worth as much as $48 million to re-wing Cold War-era A-10 jets.
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The Suffolk County Sheriff's Office unveiled a monument outside the Riverhead correctional facility honoring 12 dogs who have died.
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State officials, Hempstead vow to work together on bill
There was a hint Thursday that the sides might be open to compromise on proposed legislation that would establish a three-member state monitoring board for the Hempstead district.
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New biking, hiking trails open at LI park
Other improvements at the passive park include a new sign and added parking areas.
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From an underground speak-easy to karaoke and more, here are some entertaining activities for your big day.
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Whether you're bowling competitively in a league or planning a birthday party, LI has lots of lanes to choose from.
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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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Thinking about adopting a pet? These Long Island shelter dogs are looking for forever homes.
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Now's the time to plan a trip to see the changing colors.
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Black cat toast, zombie meatloaf and more: These Halloween recipes will get you in the holiday spirit.
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Smithtown teen, service dog crowned homecoming kings
Steven Heimerle, 18, of St. James, wearing a sash and blue crown, led the Labrador retriever to midfield where he stood beside homecoming queen Meghan Deery.
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From a Mexican grill to a stylish trattoria, here are some highlights to try between now and Sunday.
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"I love Long Island ... The beaches out here are like nothing else — better than Malibu," the actor and designer says.
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Newsday's editorial board endorses candidates for the Nov. 5 election.
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NEWSLETTER
The Point: Lee Zeldin sounds off on SyriaThe Point is Newsday's daily opinion newsletter.
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OPINION
Opinion: Trump still not as bad as the DemocratsThe best defense of Trump is that the other side is mostly worse.
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It is in her garden that Kathy Meyers has found a space to grieve for her mother, who died in January at 83.
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The median opt-out rate on LI in 2019 for both math and English Language Arts was 43.1 percent.
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The Island's economy grew by 10,900 jobs in September, a 0.8% increase from a year earlier, according to state Labor Department data.
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Dr. Stan LI is believed to be the first in the state to be convicted of manslaughter for his opioid-prescribing practices.
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Controller, parks and recreation director cite bullying, 'belittling behavior' against mayor, his deputy, councilwoman.
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Firefighters battled gale-force winds and streets awash in water to extinguish the blaze, officials said.
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Officials approved a zoning change to satisfy a discrimination suit former tenants brought against the village.
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43.3 percent of Suffolk County households are burdened, compared to 41 percent in Nassau County.
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Investigations
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Suffolk police said her missing son was a runaway, but Carlota Moran knew better.
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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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The Buy Nothing Project is a worldwide network of people giving away goods and services for free to their neighbors.
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Statistics on retirement savings can be sobering, but some people learn how to make the most of their later years.
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For some viewers, digital antennas do the trick, pulling in network shows for free. But be warned: Results may vary, depending on your location.
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Stanton has not played since suffering a right quadriceps strain in Game 1.
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The Giants' star running back could be joined by Evan Engram, Wayne Gallman and Sterling Shepard, whose returns would bolster the offense.
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"There's a lot of growth opportunity there and I think there's a lot more talent than people will give him credit for," Islanders linemate Cal Clutterbuck said.
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The No. 1 pick in the 2019 draft is not making the trip with the Pelicans to MSG due to a sore knee.
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Day, 27, suffered a traumatic brain injury and was in a coma after being knocked out during a fight.
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The righthander, who allowed one hit and struck out seven over six scoreless innings in Game 1, is 5-2 with a 1.32 ERA in seven career postseason starts.
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Kenny Atkinson said the Nets are preparing for the preseason game against the Raptors like a regular-season game.
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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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The Feinstein Institute's $4.6 million grant is to be used, in part, to increase Latino participation in its clinical trials.
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Fighting cancer can take a real toll on a woman's self-image, due to hair loss and figure-altering surgery.
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Sean McKnight and Ben Perez also score for the Patriots and Jack Dolan made six saves.
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Sophomore midfielder/forward for the Cyclones noted how "everyone put their best foot forward" despite the strong rains and winds.
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After scoring a goal and assisting on another, his coach Dani Braga said: "[Miller] is in the middle of everything, he's our engine."
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With 39 seconds remaining, Vespoli finished her run to the net by scoring the winning goal off Jordyn Levy's cross to give host Hills West a 2-1 victory.
