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Mother speaks out: 'I feel terrible for what they did to my son'
Akbar Rogers appeared in Nassau District Court on Friday on charges of second-degree assault and resisting arrest.
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While transportation and fiscal watchdogs question the need and cost of hiring more cops to police trains, buses and stations, others say the move could improve customers' experience.
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Francesa's only guest was close friend Jim Nantz, giving the longtime radio host time to take calls and thank his listeners and colleagues.
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The three-bedroom, three-bath home has a family room with vaulted ceiling, sun room, and recently updated kitchen with stainless steel appliances.
A driving force of Long Island's economy more than half a century ago, the rough-edged, sweet-fleshed shellfish had virtually disappeared from local waters by the 1950s.
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Applying sunscreen before skiing, winter surfing and shoveling snow can go a long way toward helping ward off skin cancer.
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The fire, reported around 9:30 p.m. Friday night, damaged three houses, police said.
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Police: Home invasion foiled in Freeport
Two would-be robbers -- who were holding a man and a woman against their will -- took off when a resident arrived home while one was searching for cash, police said.
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The chosen toys are the most in-demand playthings for kids this year.
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Bubble tea is just the tip of the beverage iceberg here.
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More than 2,000 people are expected at a ceremony Saturday to remember those killed when Japanese planes bombed Pearl Harbor 78 years ago and launched the U.S. into World War II.
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This weekend's annual event has special attractions and shopping with Victorian-era twists.
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From fashion to barbecue to beer, gifts for the guys in your life can be sporty, fun and memorable.
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Whatever holiday you celebrate, one thing's for sure — there are plenty of events for families all season long.
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Go classic Sinatra with Sal "The Voice" Valentinetti or come home for Christmas with Darlene Love.
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Our picks for what to see and do in the city.
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Here’s a list of upcoming holiday house tours.
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It’s always morning somewhere.
Editors' Picks
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The bill's sponsor noted criticism that Moses projects contributed to segregation on Long Island.
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Suffolk OTB has quietly filed plans with state officials for a 160,000-square-foot video lottery gaming facility in Medford.
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Officials say two public nuisance arrests in one year at a Deer Park home is triggering a law that allows the town to board up homes.
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EDITORIAL
Fix New York's broken Medicaid programThe state's bloated spending can't go on. The answer is stonger oversight and efficiency.
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OPINION
My battle over my mom's surprise ER billMy attempt to resolve a charge from one of the many health professionals who tender her turned into a frustrating journey.
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OPINION
America's railroad system is great - for freightThe U.S. may lag on passenger rail, but it's a world leader when it comes to freight.
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Emily Constant testified about resulting tensions that developed between James Burke and Thomas Spota.
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Suffolk County paid 12,777 workers a total of more than $1 billion in 2018, an increase of 2.5 percent over 2017.
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The call stems from Newsday's "Long Island Divided" report.
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Forecast: Sunny weekend, with storms on the way
Saturday and Sunday are expected to be sunny, but Long Islanders could start the work week with rain and thunderstorms.
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Police said Daniel Valenzuela, 22, of Elmont, assaulted the girl multiple times between June and October.
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Marcquis Graham was arrested Thursday, more than a year after his orchestrated fight with another man unnerved shoppers, police said.
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The "manor-style" condos start at about $127G and will be a prototype for other similar projects, officials said.
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Despite most people on Long Island being above the federal poverty line, many residents still struggle to afford basic necessities. This is what the ALICE report explores.
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The developers of Levittown prohibited people of color from moving in through contract clauses, a common practice at the time. The U.S. Supreme Court struck racial covenants down in 1948, but William Levitt kept them.
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Merrick, Levittown and Rockville Centre emerged in our testing as places that real estate agents overwhelmingly chose for the white customers but not for their matching, paired minority home seekers.
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Some instructors filled class time with irrelevant material, such as reviews of television shows and descriptions of funeral rituals. One described Rockville Centre as “lily white,” referred to West Islip as “white Islip” and used derogatory racial and religious terms.
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She calls her neighborhood “beautiful” with “stately” homes and “canopies of trees.” So why aren’t real estate agents showing houses there?
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High cost of child care squeezing Long Island parents
Providers say they're caught in a financial squeeze too, as the rising minimum wage pushes their operating expenses up.
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Consumers could save upward of $60 to $80 a month by cutting out the TV piece of their bundled service. But higher streaming costs and a proliferation of options are eating away at some of the savings.
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Long Island ranks third nationally for highest average wedding costs, behind Manhattan and North/Central New Jersey, according to a study by The Knot.
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Fizdale finishes his Knicks tenure with a 21-83 record, a .202 winning percentage.
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Francesa's only guest was close friend Jim Nantz, giving the longtime radio host time to take calls and thank his listeners and colleagues.
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After a lackluster performance in Thursday's win, the Rangers' play improved, but the result didn't go their way.
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Although Fizdale deserves some criticism, he is just the latest figure on what seems to be an endless coaching merry-go-round.
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14-0 spurt plus six players in double figures lead way in Charlotte.
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The right wing doesn't think that having better record at home than on road is indicative of what could happen in future games as team embarks on three-game trip.
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Brian Cashman declined to say whether the Yankees scheduled further meetings with either righthander for the upcoming winter meetings.
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On World AIDS Day, focus is on high HIV rates for LI's blacks, Latinos
In 2017, 131 black and Latino residents of Long Island were newly diagnosed with HIV -- more than three times the 41 new white HIV diagnoses.
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The medicine Trikafta, a three-drug combination, was approved in October by the FDA.
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More than 100 students and staffers took part in a "poverty simulation" exercise.
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U.S. health officials told people to avoid romaine lettuce grown in Salinas, California, because of another food poisoning outbreak.
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The measures already have prompted a backlash from some parents.
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He also had 10 assists, Emond Frazier had 18 points and Jaden Kealey added 16 points for the Red Devils.
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Sarra and Slawson recap the Long Island Championships in football, plus a programming note on the upcoming All-LI teams.
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David Falco was found guilty in September of filing bogus timesheets to steal money from the school district.
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Andre Curbelo had 24 points to lead LuHi over St. Dominic in a non-league boys basketball matchup
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The Deer Park senior finished with 27 points and senior Mark Cordero chipped in 20 points,
