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William Taylor revealed the new information as the House Intelligence Committee opened extraordinary impeachment hearings.
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Jury selection in the federal case against Thomas Spota and one of his ex-chief deputies concluded Wednesday afternoon in Central Islip.
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Some state lawmakers said they are looking at possible changes in the aid formula, including the way the state counts impoverished students.
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Peter Farrell, 72, set sail out of Fire Island Inlet on Oct. 13, but has not seen or heard from since.
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The second day of the Riverhead trial of Thomas Murphy focused on the testimony of assistant Boy Scouts leader Robert Dougherty Jr.
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Designated as a farm brewery, 60 percent of ingredients are sourced in-state.
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Tavares is a dad, makes $11 million a year; Isles made the second round of playoffs last year and now are on 12-game points streak.
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Medicare is the federal health insurance plan, with Part B covering doctor visits, tests and screenings, as well as other outpatient services.
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"We've used it much more than I think most people consider a summer home," says owner Phil Stanton.
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DA: Woman stole $260,000 from Elmont library
Sheila Seward of West Babylon, an ex-library employee, is facing 5 to 15 years in prison.
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Forget the sleigh; Santa is riding the Long Island Rail Road this holiday season.
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Here are some spots that offer free or cheap things to do for reasonable rates on Long Island.
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A candy business, AirPods and an at-home exam are some ways parents are educating their children about finances.
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Score customized sandwiches, salads and rice bowls topped with your choice of protein.
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From a Mr. Rogers biopic to the final "Star Wars" saga and a big-screen version of "Cats," this holiday season is chock full of great movies.
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Choose one of the following destinations to combine r&r, tourism, and plenty of ale, lager, malt, and stout imbibed right where they were made.
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From New Hyde Park to Montauk, indoor pools are open to the public all winter long.
Editors' Picks
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Restaurants are reworking their menus and fishermen are switching to other fisheries.
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King's decision sets off a scramble for his seat
Liuba Grechen-Shirley and Jackie Gordon are interested for Democrats; Tom Cilmi weighs a run for Republicans.
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Fentanyl seizure is largest in Nassau history, officials say
Nassau District Attorney Madeline Singas said the 400 grams of fentanyl seized, valued at $130,000 represented 150,000 potentially fatal overdoses.
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Opinion: A dummy's guide to the impeachment hearing
The first hearing is aimed mainly at laying out Trump's actions and intentions. What Congress should do about it comes later.
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OPINION
Social Security isn't doomed for younger generationsWith Social Security on full cruise control today's younger earners still are slated to receive more than their parents did.
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LETTER
Readers react to Rep. Peter King's retirementReader letters to Newsday about the congressman's tenure, school taxes and voter ID.
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If putting together an Instagram-able charcuterie board or decorating turkey-shaped cookies are beyond your capabilities, you can rely on these local spots.
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Several other vehicles were also damaged by the fire, which swept through a Town of Oyster Bay lot in Syosset Wednesday.
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Officers rescued six dogs left unattended outside in frigid overnight temperatures in Manorville, Suffolk police said.
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The death comes as New York's bald eagle population has been slowly making headway after all but vanishing.
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Forum to promote vocational training for students
Industry leaders, educators and lawmakers will discuss ways to increase apprenticeship programs as an alternative to college.
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The corps from Old Bethpage has a chance to take the top prize against nondisabled teams, its organizer said Wednesday.
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Police searching for man who illegally entered homes, cops say
Sixth Squad detectives said in two of the eight cases the suspect made "nonsexual physical contact" with female residents before fleeing.
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The number of riders on an average weekday on the LIRR has increased by more than 8,000 since 2011, even as train reliability trends downwards.
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Investigations
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Nassau's controversial property reassessment has eliminated wide disparities among homes that developed during former County Executive Edward Mangano’s tenure, a Newsday analysis shows.
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Police say the video, involving two detectives and a Spanish-speaking family, will help their probe of the officers' conduct - but the results won't be made public.
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A teen scribbled “503” on paper, he said, out of pride for his home country. It started troubles that landed him in custody for months on evidence a judge found flawed.
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Suffolk police said her missing son was a runaway, but Carlota Moran knew better.
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Long Islanders in or near retirement are caught between a high-expense rock and a low-interest-rate hard place.
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"Despite the inconveniences, owning property can be profitable and well worth the effort involved," says a real estate agent.
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Riding the LIRR isn't cheap. But there's a good chance you're paying more than you have to.
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Tavares is a dad, makes $11 million a year; Isles made the second round of playoffs last year and now are on 12-game points streak.
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Embattled coach of 2-7 Jets gets vote of confidence as CEO and acting owner cites relationship with GM and QB
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WFAN’s afternoon drive time tryouts have taken a detour, with Evan Roberts no longer scheduled to work alongside Maggie Gray ...
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It's the third return of John Tavares to the Coliseum, and the Isles hope to use the crowd's energy the right way to get the two points.
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The former Knicks franchise star said it will be weird for him to be a visitor, but he's looking forward to it.
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Brodie Van Wagenen is counting on beleaguered bullpen pair to have bounce-back seasons.
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Kakko had his first two-goal game in the NHL on Tuesday night, with the second one coming 2:24 into overtime to give the Rangers a 3-2 win.
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Cuomo signed the law after a rise in young people in New York using vaping and tobacco products.
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Medicare is the federal health insurance plan, with Part B covering doctor visits, tests and screenings, as well as other outpatient services.
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Cecilia St. Arromand said she "didn't think twice" when a nurse approached her about donating the organs of her husband Marc.
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U.S. health officials announced a breakthrough Friday into the cause of a mysterious outbreak of vaping illnesses, reporting they have a "very strong culprit."
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Around 28% of high schoolers and 11% of middle schoolers said they'd used e-cigarettes in the past month, the report says.
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Gregg Sarra takes you through the football semifinal schedule, plus the PPOW and a note on Gridiron Greats.
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See where Long Island's seniors this year will play next year in college.
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Chiefs have won all 17 of their matches without dropping one of its 51 sets.
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Bridget Zahradnik had 15 kills, 12 digs and five aces as the Baymen won their first county title since 2012.
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