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Sag Harbor and Quogue have purchased cars with hybrid engines that officials say will save thousands a year in fuel costs.
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Natalie Wright elected days after her appointment by county exec to be commissioner of economic development was confirmed.
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Immediately after immigrants in the country illegally were allowed to apply for driver's licenses, DMV offices throughout Long Island were inundated with customers.
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There are a few low-priced homes on Long Island, some of which are move-in ready, but might require updates.
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Mike Bloomberg has qualified for the upcoming Democratic presidential debate, marking the first time he'll stand alongside the rivals so far.
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The Boy Scouts of America has filed for bankruptcy protection as it faces a barrage of new sex-abuse lawsuits.
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The women were treated at a local hospital after sustaining cuts to their faces and heads, police said.
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The World Health Organization reported both encouraging and disheartening trends in the coronavirus outbreak.
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Jerry Laricchiuta, who gained a reputation for boisterously advocating on behalf of members of Nassau's CSEA Local 830, takes over March 1 as president of the union's Long Island region office.
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"Being there with the entire squad, that was a pretty special moment," the team's new manager said.
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If you need help melting the winter blues away, you might want to check out HarborFrost.
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The best concerts, festivals, parties and cultural events in Nassau and Suffolk.
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Opera singer Zelotes Edmund Toliver, who grew up in Riverhead, will perform spirituals at Cinema Arts Centre in Huntington this weekend.
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Finding unique indoor party ideas that aren't overplayed can be a challenge.
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Let's Craft is a membership-only space for crafters.
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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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"Elephant & Piggie's We Are in a Play!" features Mo Willems characters.
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A look at the latest from the construction site of the Islanders' future arena at Belmont Park.
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He's 15 and he gets paid to play Fortnite
The Bay Shore student's contract requires him to be on at least 15 hours a week while still going to school and with regular teenage obligations such as homework and studying.
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Village plans environmental study as it mulls Joel horse request
Centre Island residents worry that an equine presence could contaminate drinking water, cause unpleasant odors from manure, damage oyster beds in the harbor and diminish property values.
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Hicksville progress can't derail
With so much potential, Oyster Bay Town officials should embrace change to help revitalize the area.
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Dobie: A sorry pitch from Astros' cheaters
Team in baseball's sign-stealing scandal apologizes but only after getting caught.
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NY to Trump: Just say yes
For congestion pricing to start up next year, federal approval must come soon.
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Cath labs specialize in using X-ray guided catheters to help open blockages in coronary arteries or repair the heart in minimally invasive procedures that are less traumatic to the body.
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Tuesday's clear morning skies will give way to showers by the early afternoon and temperatures will stay warmer than usual, the National Weather Service said.
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The utility cites energy efficiency measures as the major force behind the projected declines.
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Seniors who stopped receiving food supplements from the state welcome shipments from Stop & Shop and the Long Island Cares food bank.
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Lake Success company's HQ relocates to Florida
Newtek's CEO says operations for 270 employees will continue on Long Island and there are plans to expand the Lake Success site.
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Amy Schumer announced early last month that she and her husband had begun in vitro fertilization in hopes of having a second child.
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Cops: Culprit stole woman's purse as she walked
A 71-year-old woman's purse was stolen from her by a male suspect as she walked on a Uniondale street, Nassau police say.
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The Hispanic or Latino population on Long Island is growing in many places, some of them significantly so, like in the Town of Babylon where the Hispanic population grew by 24%.
