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Cuomo: 2 more in state die of vaping-related illnesses
So far a total of four people have died in the state from vaping-related illnesses, the governor said.
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Snow accumulation is expected to be between 1 and 4 inches, with 10 to 20 mph winds and temperatures rising from the 20s through the mid 30s throughout the day.
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Ashlee Tessono died in a car accident on the Southern State Parkway last month, leaving behind a budding company and a 6-year-old son.
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For a time in the early '80s, Elliot David Field of Bellmore was perhaps the most famous person in New York TV news. You knew him as Storm.
Whether you want to dine, drink or dance, this LI village should be your next go-to spot for a night (or day) out.
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The district wants to split away the East Massapequa territory currently served by New York American Water before its sale to a Canadian conglomerate.
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Paula James, 60, was hit by a 2006 Kia shortly before 6 p.m. Friday while she crossed Little East Neck Road north of 12th Street, Suffolk police said.
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Nursing student Kelly Owen, 27, was found in her South Farmingdale home after she failed to show up to her daughter's after-school program, Nassau police said.
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The sons of Arline Lester, 91, had been fighting in court over whether she should be taken off life support.
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The national group said it plans to review state real estate licensing laws to make sure agents are held accountable for fair-housing law violations.
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The cases were so rare that doctors at Stony Brook Children's Hospital and Hampton Community Healthcare chronicled them in a medical journal.
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These sandwiches are stuffed with savory extras such as avocado, fried egg, potato tots, pastrami and pulled pork.
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At one, you'll find 23 stations of food and over 300 wines.
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Everclear, Phillip Phillips and Eaglemania are some of the acts performing on Long Island this week.
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Challenges include a warped wall and salmon ladder modeled after the show "American Ninja Warrior."
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The low season brings great deals, thinning crowds and plenty of opportunities for relaxation and rejuvenation.
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Our picks for what to see and do in the city.
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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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Patchogue's restaurant boom bringing big crowds — and a possible ban
Village officials are considering an 18-month moratorium on applications for new restaurants and bars to address the parking shortage.
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Retired Sgt. Sean Cameron and the NYPD Pension Board are at odds over whether he logged enough hours at Ground Zero to warrant his disability claim.
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The event -- to be held next month -- will benefit the New Suffolk Waterfront Fund.
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Test your knowledge of the 2020 candidates by picking which candidate said each quote.
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A new leader steps up to tackle the troubled Nassau University Medical Center.
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It is possible to criticize Meghan Markle without being racist.
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Family members of some of the victims said new evidence left them hopeful investigators are closer to cracking the case.
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Cops: Man dies after being ejected in crash into trees
A Medford man died after he was ejected from his sport utility vehicle that crashed into multiple trees late Friday morning in Stony Brook, Suffolk police said.
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Officer punched after brawl breaks out after game, cops say
An officer was punched while trying to break up the fight following a boys' basketball game between Deer Park and North Babylon high schools, Suffolk police said.
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Sen. Kaminsky has endorsed Mike Bloomberg for president, citing the former New York City mayor's work to combat climate change and help rebuild lower Manhattan after 9/11.
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Officers canvassed the highway to help collect the animals, which were being transported to a rescue site, police said.
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Metro-North manager accused in bid-rigging scheme
James Berlangero, 62, of Glen Cove, received up to $70,000 in kickbacks for helping WRS Environmental Services secure contracts, Manhattan District Attorney Cy Vance said.
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The 3:45 p.m. incident occurred at the station's waiting room between three people who were known to each other, an MTA spokeswoman said.
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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.
