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Laura Curran, Don Clavin battle over pandemic aid
A quirk in federal law allowed Hempstead Town $133 million in CARES Act money, while Nassau County got only $103 million. The county argues it should get some of the town's funding. Read more
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A New York City police officer who lives in Williston Park was arrested by FBI agents on charges he secretly gave intelligence on Tibetan nationals and the inner workings of the NYPD to the Chinese government, according to court papers.
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President Donald Trump has said he'll announce his Supreme Court nominee by the end of the week. Democrats want to wait ...
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Willett, of Westbury, who died in 2002 at age 71, won praise for his professionalism and dedication to law enforcement from Republicans and Democrats.
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Protest organizers say Nassau County Executive Laura Curran approved a plan to turn an abandoned hotel into a homeless shelter in ...
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The list was published on the Justice Department's website in response to Trump's memorandum calling for a review of federal funding to communities that have seen violence or vandalism during protests.
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"We will do anything we can to play," junior forward Olivia Perez said. "Even with a mask on, we don't care."
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Until now, the use of familial searching was just limited to identifying suspects. Investigators will have to wait for about two months for the technique to get all the necessary approvals to start using it.
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The two 2022 projects will research pollutant levels in the metropolitan region and a remote area over the Arctic Ocean, officials say.
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A college student has launched a Long Island artificial intelligence startup designed to write emails automatically from a few notes.
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Schools in Port Washington and Harborfields are among the latest in a streak of temporary shutdowns after staff or students tested positive for COVID-19, though the state reports a low level of new cases and its lowest death toll since the crisis started.
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Thousands of pre-K students and those with disabilities returned to NYC classrooms Monday as staggered reopening of schools got underway.
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The Melville-based company makes Fortune's list of companies that exert a positive social impact for an initiative to stem pandemics.
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It operated for decades until early June, when one of its owners made racist comments about the participants in a march against police brutality.
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Free agency looms for a few key players in an uncertain offseason.
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The Supreme Court justice's husband's family lived in Rockville Centre and she participated in Hofstra University programs.
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Downside of IDA deals
If tax breaks are needed, whole system is broken.
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O'Reilly: In the Senate, America is at the edge of the cliff
But this old parliamentary rule might help save America.
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Arresting the cost of jails
No-layoffs clauses and state rules on staffing levels have to change.
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Ruth Bader Ginsburg, a fighter to the end
A legal and judicial career dedicated to equality for women.
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Everything you'll need to know before learning to fly on LI
Several flight schools on Long Island offer flying instruction and the opportunity to get a pilot's license. Read more
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When the temperature goes down, the firepits heat up. Here are several spots to consider when looking to get out next to a fire pit.
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Summer technically stretches through Sept. 22 and, this year, we're soaking up all the sun we can get.
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Pedal tours immerse riders in the East End's landscape.
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Discover the beauty of nature and plant life at arboretums and botanical gardens.
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The event encourages shopping local — and dressing as your favorite witch.
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Suddenly popular again, the outdoor screenings are popping up in many neighborhoods.
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The pandemic is inspired more families to take outdoor portraits, local photographers say.
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On a somber day as U.S. coronavirus deaths neared 200,000, Biden told blue-collar workers Trump "froze" and "wasn't up to" handling a crisis that's far from over.
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Labels aimed at scaring suburban voters only serve to help Trump steer the conversation until his suspenseful nomination of Justice Ginsburg's successor.
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Trump said he expects to announce his pick by week's end, before the burial of Ginsburg, the court's liberal icon, at Arlington National Cemetery.
