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A different person familiar with the case confirmed that Bryant's 13-year-old daughter Gianna also was killed.
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A Stony Brook University professor is unable to leave China because of the country's travel lockdown due to the deadly coronavirus, Sen. Chuck Schumer says.
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"Tonight is all about Tommy, my little baby who just loved everybody," said his mother, Justyna Zubko-Valva at the vigil held by Kalers Pond in Center Moriches.
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The village has drafted a set of regulations to allow horses, ponies and equine livestock to be housed and maintained on private property following requests from the Joels.
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Can the eternal bond between two people ever be captured by some combination of sugar, flour, eggs, baking powder, vanilla extract and $548?
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Gov. Cuomo proposed to make counties and cities, which administer the state and federal health care program for the poor and disabled, hold annual increases to 3%.
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Andrew Yang says he will "surprise a lot of people" on Iowa caucus night, while Amy Klobuchar says even if she doesn't do well in Iowa, "I'm going to New Hampshire."
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The owner previously ran the singular iDiner on Main Street.
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House impeachment managers continue to call on Senate GOP to vote in favor of subpoenaing additional Trump administration officials to testify before lawmakers.
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They join thousands of demonstrators outside Indian consulate on Upper East Side to protest regulations that critics say discriminate against Muslims.
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If you want to take the kids somewhere to play indoors, we've got you covered.
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Sinbad, Kevin James, Jim Breuer and more are taking to local stages next month.
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Pay one price and have your drinks, food and game viewing all taken care of.
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Is "get fit" on your resolutions list? Start here.
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They come complete with comfortable furniture, warm blankets and a heat source.
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Finding a great way to spend a few hours with the kids is tough in winter when the cold weather or snow eliminates the outdoors.
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The low season brings great deals, thinning crowds and plenty of opportunities for relaxation and rejuvenation.
Editors' Picks
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'You are going to make it:' LIers who survived Auschwitz
They represent an aging number of Holocaust survivors on Long Island and across the world whose dwindling ranks take with them firsthand, eyewitness accounts of Nazi atrocities.
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Official: Person 'who passed through' LI being tested for coronavirus
The New York Health Department had been investigating four suspected cases of coronavirus infection, but one has been determined to be negative, the state said.
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LI seniors modifying homes to 'age in place'
The cost of renovations to accommodate a wheelchair or walker can be steep, but for most seniors staying at home is less expensive than moving to a senior living facility.
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The horrors of Auschwitz
Death camp's atrocities must remind us to guard against hatred, cruelty and violence.
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Dobie: Looming election entitlement trap?
Jolt to presidential campaign now that Trump has touched third rail of politics.
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Suffolk must honor voters' choice
Officials illegally took $29.4 million in sewer funds for other purpose.
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Manhattan designer sells custom kimonos
David Morris said he came to realize, "There could be an unknown power behind wearing a kimono."
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Two injured in Uniondale home invasion, police say
Both victims of the early morning attack in Uniondale are expected to recover, police say.
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The City Council said a law firm it hired will conduct an internal audit into the 2017-2018 payments of about a dozen management workers who received 750,000.
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Archbishop-elect Nelson Perez previously served as an auxiliary bishop in the Diocese of Rockville Centre -- the first Latino to hold that post.
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Randi Shubin Dresner, president and CEO of Island Harvest: "Now people depend on the food pantries whether it is in the community or the school."
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Long Island forecast: plenty of sun, chilly nights
A black ice warning is in effect Sunday morning on Long Island with the week ahead expected to be mostly sunny during the day with temperatures near or below freezing at night, forecasters say.
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A state lawmaker wants to end a LIPA policy that "encourages" LIPA board members to notify authority officials before they speak to the news media or the public.
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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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