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Four LI hospitals received approval from the New York State Health and Health Planning Council to establish cardiac catheterization labs.
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As a live streamer for Microsoft's Mixer, 15-year-old Daniel Garcia is being paid to play Fortnite.
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There's only one item on the menu over $20.
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Lake Success company's HQ relocates to Florida
Newtek's CEO says operations for 270 employees will continue on LI and there are plans are to expand the Lake Success site.
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The struggling retailer also is seeking a buyer in a court-supervised auction, the Fort Worth, Texas-based chain said.
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The utility cites energy efficiency measures as the major force behind the projected declines.
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Seniors who stopped receiving food supplements from the state welcome shipments from Stop & Shop and the Long Island Cares food bank.
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Amy Schumer announced early last month that she and her husband had begun in vitro fertilization in hopes of having a second child.
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When final cuts were made at the end of training camp, the 1979-80 Knicks made the bold decision to have a team that made history.
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Relive the action from the Nassau and Suffolk individual wrestling championships.
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Karaoke, go-karting and other indoor events that will heat up your winter evenings.
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For little Long Islanders there's no need to travel to New Orleans to celebrate Mardi Gras.
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Spend that extra time off trying out a zip line or playing indoor mini golf.
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Get creative with toppings like chocolate chips, s’mores and even gummy bears.
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Sometimes, all you need in the deep-dark days of winter is to get out of town, enjoy a fantastic meal, and thaw out by a cozy wood fire.
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Molly Hatchets brings the activity to Ronkonkoma, and a second venue dedicated to the sport, Axe Island, is slated to open in Bohemia this winter.
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Enjoy a local spin on Louisiana's annual Mardi Gras festivities.
Editors' Picks
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What you need to know about NY's plastic bag ban
Find out why environmentalists don't like it, why one local manufacturer is worried, and what to expect at your favorite stores when it takes effect March 1.
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Tugboat captains span 3 generations in Long Island family
The McKay-Egan tugboat family tree has expanded outward as well as downward.
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Getting kicked off hoops team was worth dance with future bride
A longtime Long Island teacher recalls a dance invitation that cost her now-husband a spot on the varsity basketball team.
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Hicksville progress can't derail
With so much potential, Oyster Bay Town officials should embrace change to help revitalize the area.
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Dobie: A sorry pitch from Astros' cheaters
Team in baseball's sign-stealing scandal apologizes but only after getting caught.
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How sex education can save lives
By not providing students with knowledge about their sexual health, schools are omitting information that could save lives.
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The board has approved zoning changes for a ministorage facility that could include a bank and a restaurant.
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The latest joiner to the ever-growing noodle field offers 14 different ramens.
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Dylan Ebrahimian said there have been no reported cases of coronavirus in Jinze, a suburb of Shanghai.
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Town Supervisor Chad Lupinacci said bonding helped with long-term planning and kept reserve funds healthy.
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A Ronkonkoma baker is competing tonight on the third episode of Food Network's "Girl Scout Cookie Championship."
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A man faces charges after police say he stole items at a Rite Aid store, then crashed his stolen getaway car into a building.
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The witness who was killed, a homeless man whose body was found outside an abandoned house, was expected to testify at an upcoming trial of MS-13 gang members, authorities say.
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We spoke to six Long Islanders to hear their personal views and experiences with diversity in their communities.
