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John (Sonny) Franzese is transferred from police headquarters to Nassau County Court in January 1966.
The clubs, the porn, the record deals: Sonny Franzese had it allWhere did he sit at the Copacabana? “Wherever I wanted.” Sonny reveled in the spotlight, all while the law closed in on him.
Top Stories
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Sources: Isles expected to play Coliseum next season
Sources tell The Point that Gov. Cuomo is expected to head to the Nassau Coliseum on Saturday to make the announcement.
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Technically, the ban still begins Sunday. But a judge's order means its enforcement will be delayed.
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Emotions overflowed in the courtroom as a prosecutor played a video that News 12 Long Island captured of the fatal confrontation.
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Both Nassau and Suffolk health departments said they have received complete cooperation from those asked to isolate themselves. None have exhibited symptoms of the virus.
A survey by a funeral planning website found that the average cost for a full-service funeral on Long Island is the highest in the nation.
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Keep up with the state wrestling tournament as Newsday reporters provide updates, videos and more throughout the weekend.
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Former Suffolk County District Attorney Thomas Spota and a chief aide are asking a federal judge to throw out their conspiracy and obstruction convictions and to order a new trial, court papers say.
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The counted decided to sell the property of the former Long Beach Motor Inn after scrapping plans to build more than 90 units of affordable housing there.
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For Chris Schneider and other leaplings born on that rare day, Feb. 29, there are bonuses and drawbacks. And lots of attempts at humor, of course.
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LIRR: Trains delayed after person on tracks struck
The LIRR posted on Twitter, "Based on experience, it can take up to two hours before service is restored."
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Fun events to check out at LI breweries
Local breweries offer everything from concerts to video game tournaments.
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The moderator for the conversation with the former first lady will be announced at a later date.
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If you’re looking to bring Spot to a spot, these places have made the declaration “Yes, dogs allowed.”
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From enjoying live music to exploring the night sky at a local observatory, there are plenty of unique date night activities to try on Long Island.
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What better way to celebrate Leap Year than by focusing on creatures who really know how to leap?
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The best concerts, festivals, parties and cultural events in Nassau and Suffolk.
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Enjoy a family style meal in Oakdale or a three-course prix fix menu in Oyster Bay.
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What I wish I knew when I was 18
In honor of Black History month, Newsday asked black Long Islanders of all ages what advice they would give their younger self.
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Stop & Shop is giving away free reusables as stores and customers prepare for the change.
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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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Readers sound off on issues including the Red Light Safety Program and more.
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Sources tell The Point that Gov. Cuomo is expected to head to the Nassau Coliseum on Saturday to make the announcement.
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When news arrived of the death of former Egyptian ruler Hosni Mubarak, the Israeli prime minister's response took many by ...
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He said declining enrollment was behind the decision to close the Huntington summer camp, which had been in business since 1954.
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The collision was one of two separate crashes that closed the parkway in both directions at Exit 35S in Jericho, State Police said.
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Jurors found John Pierotti guilty in the 1998 slayings of Baldwin carpenters Willis Frost and Gerard Kennedy Jr. — killings for which he'd previously been serving life in prison.
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Radio personality JP, who's spent 20 years on Long Island radio, grew up on the street that will be renamed.
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Productions typically look for people of all ages, but demand remains robust for older extras.
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Levittown woman files lawsuit alleging police brutality
Nassau detectives beat up the woman, searched her home without a warrant and falsely arrested her last year, according to a $5 million lawsuit.
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The Parkers said they were told by the condo association that they faced a $150 fine if their 4-year-old son rode his tricycle on the sidewalk outside the condo.
