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Trump said he wants top aides to testify at the impeachment trial, but qualified that by suggesting there were "national security" concerns to allowing their testimony.
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Raising roads and elevating an outflow pipe may be solutions to flooding in the South Shore hamlet, officials said.
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The state Health Department said it has found a "statistically significant" higher rate of leukemia among the Northport High School graduating class of 2016.
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Jeter was one vote shy of becoming the second unanimous inductee into the Baseball Hall of Fame
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The phone of Jeff Bezos was hacked after receiving a file sent from an account used by Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, United Nations experts alleged.
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The man -- who was wanted on a parole violation out of New York City -- was arrested Tuesday after police say he tried to steal more than $1,400 in allergy medication.
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SiteOne Landscape Supply Inc. bought The Garden Dept., a 44-year-old Coram-based business, for an undisclosed sum.
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They come complete with comfortable furniture, warm blankets and a heat source.
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This new spot is a cousin of sorts to Prohibition Kitchen, also on Main Street.
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The Nassau IDA unanimously approved the Hicksville self-storage company's request to cut staff from 3.5 to 3 employees.
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Sinbad, Kevin James, Long Island's own Jim Breuer and more are taking to local stages next month.
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The 9-hole course is spread through village restaurants and bars.
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Here are dozens of fairs and festivals all over the Island to explore this fall and winter.
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Whether you're putting above the Pacific Ocean or 20 minutes from St. Andrews, there's no shortage of new places to dream of chasing that little white ball.
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We've sussed out a number of healthy hubs where you can re-center, exercise, spa and shop with zero schlepping and hassle
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Looking for things to do on Long Island? We've rounded up the best concerts, fairs, festivals, parties and cultural events going on in Nassau and Suffolk.
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It's a new year, a new decade even, and there are many areas in life destined for a fresh start, including that jungle you call your closet.
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Luxe Islip steakhouse is still one of LI's top meat palaces
If a persuasive case can be made for an $89 piece of meat, this is it.
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Port Jefferson to host new winter ice festival
A variety of ice carvings created by Guinness Book of World Record holder Rich Daly will be placed throughout the village to help create a winter wonderland experience.
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Offshore wind farms could bring windfall to LI firms
LI companies and unions hope to cash in on more than $1.2 billion in spending that wind farms will bring.
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Filler: Activists shoot themselves in the foot
Pro-gun demonstrators in Virginia end up justifying opponents' fears.
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Fair impeachment trial is the only way forward
Nation must see all evidence against President Trump.
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Fewer Americans have a primary care doctor
Primary care is associated with fewer emergency department visits, hospitalizations and lower costs
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Residents near contaminated East Quogue wells can access public water supply
The completion of a $1.9 million water main project affects 115 property owners whose private wells tested positive for contaminants linked to cancers and other health issues.
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An officer's testimony in Wally Backman's trial contradicted information in his police report after the former Met's arrest.
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Originally part of a 60-acre horse farm that was subdivided, the home served as an estate owned by the prominent Van Wyck family, the agent says.
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Forecast: Sunny and mild before end-of-week warm up
Daytime temperatures will move from the 20s into the upper 30s today before soaring into the mid-40s tomorrow, the NWS said.
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Hempstead officials accepted a review that said revitalization projects would not have a negative environmental impact.
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A judge denied a last-ditch request from Thomas Murphy's defense for a dismissal of all charges.
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The Nassau County executive and other officials say the new bail law doesn't allow judges to decide whether individual defendants pose a public safety risk when released into the community while awaiting trial.
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After decades of delays, the $2.6B LIRR Third Track project is currently underway. Learn the fascinating history of the project.
