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County panel to probe death of boy, 8, from alleged abuse
Thomas Valva died Jan. 17 in his father's custody after he was allegedly forced to sleep in the unheated garage of his Center Moriches home when the temperature fell to 19 degrees outside.
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Some call a proposed moratorium on bars and restaurants necessary to figure out solutions for parking, but others say the move would be going overboard.
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People are buying these homes either as affordable housing or as second homes, a real estate agent says.
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It was one of 38 corporate-owned locations to shutter in advance of the company's filing for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection.
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All eastbound lanes have been closed between Exit 28N, Willis Avenue, and Exit 29, Roslyn Road, according to the state Department of Transportation.
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Nassau DA: 2 charged in mailbox fishing scheme
The couple was arrested after an incident outside the Atlantic Beach Post Office, Nassau County District Attorney Madeline Singas said Tuesday.
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"Inside Edition" has hired Sailor Brinkley-Cook as a special correspondent for Super Bowl LIV.
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Donald Trump's legal defense team argued that the House tore up their long-standing procedures and dismissed the president's executive privilege.
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The longtime Sachem North High School assistant boys volleyball coach saw his kidney cancer diagnosis as an opportunity to motivate others.
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Oyster Bay officials say the settlement means the town will retain ownership of land that was a proposed site for more than 600 townhouses.
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Pay one price and have your drinks, food and game viewing all taken care of.
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Whatever your idea of romance, one of the following destinations, easily reached from Long Island, will fit the bill.
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Groundhogs will make their predictions in Holtsville, Malverne and Quogue.
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The event features skills clinics, live music, face painting and more.
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During Black History Month, Long Islanders don't have to travel far to visit significant sites that chronicle the highs and lows of 400-plus years of the African American experience.
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Thinking about adopting a pet? These Long Island shelter dogs are looking for forever homes.
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Warm up with these amazing soups.
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Teacher of 3 LI boys: 'I wish Kobe knew how much he touched their lives'
The boys said they refused to wash their hands for several days after they interviewed Kobe Bryant and shook his hand.
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Residents say BJs in Commack would worsen traffic
The wholesale club plans to demolish a Macy's store near the Veterans Memorial Highway shopping center, but residents say it would worsen traffic in the area.
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19-year-old runs 200-client tutoring business
Daniel Hepworth started The Massapequa Tutor as a student at Chaminade. Now a sophomore at Duke, he has 27 tutors working for his company.
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Move on Soleimani not like bin Laden
Reader letters to Newsday about Massapequa Park, LIRR passengers and more.
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A looming Liberal Trexit?
Evidence of Trump's behavior hasn't even dented his approval ratings, bolstering his chances for a second term.
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Bolton must testify in trial
Haste is a mistake. There is no more somber proceeding in our democracy than the impeachment of a president. It ought not to be rushed.
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In 2002, Fraser — then a senior at Amityville High School — was considered one of the top basketball prospects in the country.
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The announcement of a public hearing appeared to end a standoff between Republicans and Democrats.
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Three months ago, a cyst encompassed half of the Massapequa boy's body. Today, doctors say he's thriving.
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The bag maker would see "catastrophic" results if the statewide ban takes effect as written, said Peter Levy, president of Poly-Pak Industries.
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With the scarcest supply of homes since at least 2003, the median price in 2019 was $455,000, up 5.6% from a year earlier
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MTA Police investigated 18 hate crimes throughout the LIRR in 2019, according to the department's stats.
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The Nassau police commissioner says an investigation found police behaved appropriately.
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A Siena College Research institute poll released this week found that 55 percent of voters support legalizing the recreational use of marijuana.
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