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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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The LIRR followed an industry standard when choosing the interior lights on the M9s, a spokeswoman said. Not all riders like it.
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The online retailer submitted plans to convert a former Waldbaum's into a distribution center, officials said.
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The right lane of the eastbound Long Island Expressway and Exit 36 remained closed Friday morning, after police said all lanes were closed for a collision between a tractor trailer and a truck.
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Nassau police say they want anyone who may have witnessed an altercation before the victim was shot as he got out of his SUV to come forward.
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For the Mets, the breakup was non-negotiable after Beltran was named in the sign-stealing scandal.
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Today will be blustery and cold, and tomorrow won't be much better, with light snow and wind chill values between 10 and 20 degrees expected, the NWS said.
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Kelly Owen, 27, lived in the house with her parents, brother and 6-year-old daughter, police said.
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Jordan Randolph indicated he was ready to serve jail time on a handful of charges before he allegedly caused a fatal crash, records show.
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The U.S. Senate opened the impeachment trial of President Donald Trump with quiet ceremony and House prosecutors formally reciting the charges.
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Challenges include a warped wall and salmon ladder modeled after the show "American Ninja Warrior."
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Everclear, Phillip Phillips and Eaglemania are some of the acts performing on Long Island this week.
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At one, you'll find 23 stations of food and over 300 wines.
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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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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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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 NYPD cop fights for 9/11 benefits as he battles cancer
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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Star chef to host benefit dinner in Cutchogue
The event -- to be held next month -- will benefit the New Suffolk Waterfront Fund.
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Young: A win or a loss for Trump in Iran?
Many 'ifs' remain: Unclear whether U.S. action will have played a role in liberalization of the Islamic republic.
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Boeing failed safety test
Newly released memos reveal troubling conduct.
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The Point: A glimpse into one LIer's progressive worldview
Sprintzen was a leader and founder of the left-leaning Long Island Progressive Coalition, and until recently a board member of LIPC and influential progressive group Citizen Action of New York.
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Millennials, Generation Z find their voice at forum
Panelists from Nassau and Suffolk discuss what it is like to grow up on Long Island with a group of racially and ethnically diverse teens in Amityville on Thursday.
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The full basement has a Board of Health Approval for two additional bedrooms and one bathroom.
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On Long Island, 8.8 percent of tests conducted showed a presence of 1,4-dioxane at or above 1 part per billion.
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The share of students who graduated with advanced diplomas on Long Island also increased, to 53.7%.
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Sag Harbor artist Roy Nicholson's recently completed third installation at Hicksville station complements his previous works there based on the area's landscape, circa the 1800s.
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"Unity on Long Island is coming together. Good things are happening, and good things will happen," says the Rev. Gregory Leonard.
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New Hyde Park Road and the train station will temporarily shut down on Feb. 3 for work on the Third Track project.
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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.
