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The diocese said payouts stemming from cases filed under the state Child Victims Act, along with decreased revenue amid the COVID-19 pandemic, left it no option but to file for a Chapter 11 reorganization.
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Homicide detectives are investigating.
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The sentence comes exactly two years after the crash in Manorville that killed seventh-grader Andrew McMorris
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There's an emphasis on diner-style fare by day and white tablecloths in the evening.
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The near-complete dearth of commercial bus tours this year means that leaf-gazers will have all those mesmerizingly magnificent back roads largely to themselves.
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Five Long Island Congress members asked the agency to "consider any available options ... to provide targeted relief for individuals who have unused transportation benefits due to the ongoing pandemic."
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The Melville-based petroleum barge operator, involved in a fatal explosion in 2017, has filed for Chapter 11 protection.
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The officer suffered unspecified injuries and was being treated at a hospital, police say.
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The town has organized a group of volunteers to develop a public art project and identify a site to commemmorate Huntington's Black history.
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New to the area are two solar farms built on former golf course property that will bring tax revenue and benefit the local school, library and fire districts, a councilwoman says.
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The cellphone app launched today comes as the state continues to push to stop spread of the coronavirus in neighborhoods identified as clusters of new cases.
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Small business will receive discounts, training from Shopify, Etsy and other online shopping platforms under new NYS program.
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State regulators approved a 4.2% average rate increase for the small group market, but expert says full effect of the coronavirus on premiums not seen yet.
Editors' Picks
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Officials in the Port Washington village changed zoning codes that will allow the owner of Grumman Studios in Bethpage to add a 50-foot tall sister facility at the former Publishers Clearing House site.
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Carefully choosing native plantings will beef up the food chain, feeding insects that birds, in turn, will use to feed their chicks come spring.
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More than 7,000 hand-carved jack-o'-lanterns will create sculptures symbolizing Long Island.
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Trump is on a dangerous path
He should stop sowing distrust about the election, and cease coddling hate groups.
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O'Reilly: Is Joe Biden the conservative in the race?
When I looked at that stage Tuesday night, I couldn't help asking whether Biden is the more conservative candidate this time.
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Readers sound off on the presidential debate
Reader letters to Newsday about the first presidential debate in Cleveland.
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Long Island Republicans have been here before
My party has run and lost political campaigns based on fear.
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It just might feel like you've landed inside "Jurassic Park."
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About eight to 10 trucks will participate each day, along with arts and crafts booths.
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Farm stands, breweries and more offer the sights of the season while staying west of Riverhead.
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No need to give up roasted corn, perfect pumpkins or encounters with friendly ghosts this fall.
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New attractions include drive-through and drive-in haunts.
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Make a "living" ladder, friendly scarecrow or oversized blanket at these classes.
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These socially distanced classes teach swimming skills, help build strength and more.
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Fall is ripe for picking pumpkins, taking a hayride or weaving your way through a maze at these farms.
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The Melville-based petroleum barge operator, involved in a fatal explosion in 2017, has filed for Chapter 11 protection.
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The number of Americans seeking unemployment benefits declined last week to a still-high 837,000, evidence that the economy is struggling to sustain a tentative recovery that began this summer.
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The European Union took legal action against Britain on over its plans to pass legislation that would breach parts of the legally binding divorce agreement the two sides reached late last year.
