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As police continue to investigate the wrong-way collision that killed four people on the Southern State Parkway, the uncle of one survivor says she has sustained major organ damage.
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The subpoenaed agents denied discrimination, fair housing law violations during a 7-hour State Senate hearing prompted by Newsday's LI Divided series.
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Seven jurors in the trial of Thomas Murphy testified that they were unaware of any misconduct or inappropriate conversations among fellow jury members before the start of deliberations.
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This time the Islanders couldn't stave off elimination in overtime, even after starting the extra period killing off a lengthy power play.
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It's the newest venture from the group that operates Rumba and Cowfish in Hampton Bays, Rhum in Patchogue and Avo Taco in New Hyde Park.
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The owner of Grumman Studios in Bethpage plans to build a second facility at the former Publishers Clearing House headquarters in Port Washingon.
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Former police chief Jerry Larsen raised more than $110,000, a sum far in excess of the $26,000 salary for the job, and spent all but about $10,000 of it, according to the state Board of Elections.
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Cops: Patchogue man burglarized 3 car dealerships
The man was charged with burglarizing three car dealerships in the village since last month, Suffolk police said.
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The advocates joined LIRR president Phillip Eng to push for the inclusion of transit funding in the next COVID-19 federal stimulus bill.
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Gold Coast Studios, which built soundstages out of former Grumman facilities, is seeking a special-use permit to allow up to 200 seats at the soundstage for a series about NASCAR.
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Schools in the Farmingdale, Longwood and Port Jefferson districts were among recent closures after students tested positive for COVID-19, while Adelphi University quarantined students.
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Owners of Long Island amusement parks, movie theaters and live entertainment venues say they're ready to open safely, but don't know how long they can hang on.
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The reopening will now be phased in by grade level, according to New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio, between Monday and Oct. 1.
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Long Island restaurateurs have been preparing for this moment for months.
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At the same time prices are rising, the number of homes listed for sale has dropped more than 15% in both counties, year over year.
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Get spooked without leaving your car.
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Stopping wrong-way tragedies
Fatal Southern State Parkway crash is a painful reminder of needed changes to the road.
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Heritage Village crucial to Long Island's economic comeback
The development plans at the now-vacant Sears lot are needed more than ever.
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Ciolli: BNL ion collider to generate thousands of jobs
In January, the Department of Energy announced that the world’s next-generation electron-ion collider would be awarded to the Brookhaven National ...
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Filler: Life more than a game for Black athletes
Clemson football players have a right to be heard on racism.
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Autumn on Long Island offers the perfect blend of outdoor activities and spooky fun.
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A visit comes with a retooled set of rules and protocols, but a glass of 2019 rose is still worth the trip.
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The shop has a "vintage relaxing feeling of the 1940s."
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It may be the unofficial end of summer, but some beaches are still open to visitors to enjoy lower parking fees, sun and surf.
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The mobile ax-throwing cage is a new at-home party standout.
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Suddenly popular again, the outdoor screenings are popping up in many neighborhoods.
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Summer technically stretches through Sept. 22 and, this year, we're soaking up all the sun we can get.
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Fall is ripe for fun at local farms, cider houses and more.
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Winston Groom, the writer whose novel "Forrest Gump" was made into a six-Oscar winning 1994 movie that became a soaring pop cultural phenomenon, has died at age 77.
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Minnesota has backed Democratic presidential candidates for nearly half a century and rarely receives much attention during the final stages of the race, when campaigns typically focus their resources on more traditional swing states like Florida or Pennsylvania.
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An ex-White House aide condemning Trump's coronavirus response said he called his own supporters "disgusting people" whose hands he doesn't like shaking.
