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Driver's 911 call, crash video key to trial in anti-gang activist's death
"You have to get an ambulance here ... I just ran over somebody," motorist AnnMarie Drago pleaded in a 911 call.
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The New Age began taking water as the crew headed to New Jersey to unload its catch.
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The documents provide a rare look at the actions of CPS, the police and courts — an inside view of a system shielded even from experts.
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You can get a gyro made the way it's made in Greece, the meat wrapped in a pita with hand-cut fries, lettuce, tomatoes and tzatziki.
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Northport Middle School has been closed since Jan. 23, after an environmental firm found high levels of benzene in two septic tanks.
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Paul H. Johnson's political activism started early when he was elected president of his sixth-grade class, and never ended, his daughter said.
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The links stem from Bloomberg's time as NYC mayor when Trump was a developer.
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The dispute involved taxes that initially were imposed on energy, water and telephone utilities long ago.
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Suffolk police arrested two men and charged them with murder for their roles in a daylight shooting in Copiague that killed a young father.
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It was an emotional night for Tonelli, who scored 206 regular-season goals and made the pass to Bobby Nystrom In OT that won the team's first Stanley Cup.
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Let the debates begin.
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If you’re looking to bring Spot to a spot, these places have made the declaration “Yes, dogs allowed.”
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A long weekend and up to five days away, a "minimoon" is an opportunity for romance without the expense, travel time, and major packing.
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Finding unique indoor party ideas that aren't overplayed can be a challenge.
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The "gym" is a membership-only space where creators can work at their leisure to make their own shirts, mugs and more alongside other passionate creators.
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Enjoy a local spin on Louisiana's annual Mardi Gras festivities.
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Skip the crowds skating at Rockefeller Center and practice your spins, jumps and crossovers on local ice.
Editors' Picks
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Grumman knew its toxic chemicals were polluting groundwater. It kept the facts secret.
A story about pollution, secrecy, water and fear: How the Grumman plume has grown into Long Island’s biggest environmental crisis.
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When will long lines at DMV end? Tips on how to deal.
Immediately after immigrants in the country illegally were allowed to apply for driver's licenses, DMV offices throughout LI were inundated with customers.
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Cuomo, Democrats creating watershed session for gun control
Gov. Cuomo is proposing six gun control bills in his budget and more than two dozen more are active in the legislature.
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Grumman's legacy of deceit
It should be held to account for the contamination it caused in Bethpage
- Watch: Suffolk DA Tim Sini discusses bail reform laws
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Finding common ground on net neutrality
Americans want a common sense solution to net neutrality, not ideological purity that confuses progress for surrender.
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Bellone, before State Senate panel, pushes Civil Service overhaul
Bellone wants New York to consider changing the law so that localities can bypass the top scorers on Civil Service tests and exempt certain applicants from taking a test.
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Love dining out with your family but hate paying for half-eaten plates of food? We got you.
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LI weather forecast: Sunny, mid-40s on Saturday
The weekend should be bright and clear, forecasters say.
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For local fans of Green Day, the next two months will be an "Idiot's" delight.
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Here are some of the Island's newer margarita-touting establishments, all of which are staking new claims to marg magnificence.
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Keys listed the Muttontown house in June 2010 for $3.85 million and the same year bought a $12.75 million Manhattan penthouse from Lenny Kravitz.
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A male pedestrian was killed after being struck by an SUV on Friday evening at the intersection of East John Street and North Indiana Avenue, police said.
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Long Islanders discuss the importance of diversity on Long Island in a series of follow-up videos based off of the Long Island Divided series.
