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Town law would require permits, restrict sites for clothing donation bins
Dropoff bins for clothing in Oyster Bay would require town permits and be restricted to charitable organizations and certain areas under a proposed local law.
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Residents can comment on and "like" concepts that interest them, such as culture, technology, sustainability, and present their own ideas on shaping the village's future.
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The grocer also confirmed that a North Babylon store is coming this summer but declined to provide a more specific date or an address.
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"Our payroll has tripled but our prices haven't," says manager Edmund Zarou.
Proving their love for the outdoors, a record number of visitors last year swam, sailed, strolled or otherwise enjoyed 31 Long Island state parks, with officials saying increases ran from 64% at Walt Whitman's birthplace to 16% at the much vaster Robert Moses.
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Hopefuls are vying with each other to support a wide range of gun safety proposals.
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Police said a bag containing about $25,000 worth of diamonds was stolen from an unattended shopping cart at the Walmart in Islandia.
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A Town of Islip building inspector was called to the scene to assess structural damage to the building
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Rocco DiSpirito will be dishing about his life, career and latest cookbook.
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The practice allows one spouse to refuse to pay for nursing home care for the other — while passing the bill to Medicaid.
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The senator blasted the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers for a plan to pull crews and dredges from Long Island so they could work on a nonemergency project near President Trump's Mar-a-Lago resort.
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Kids can swim, skate, stargaze and more for free at these upcoming Long Island events.
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The request for a "rustic" vibe is now a recurring theme for every party under the sun.
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Nothing is easier and more fun than snow tubing down a beautifully groomed slope.
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Karaoke, go-karting and other indoor events that will heat up your winter evenings.
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The "gym" is a membership-only space where creators can work at their leisure to make their own shirts, mugs and more alongside other passionate creators.
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If you want to take the kids somewhere to play indoors, we've got you covered.
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If you need help melting the winter blues away, you might want to check out HarborFrost.
Editors' Picks
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Grumman knew its toxic chemicals were polluting groundwater. It kept the facts secret.
The Bethpage aerospace giant was aware in the 1970s its toxic chemicals were contaminating groundwater, but it kept secret information that could have helped stop what is now LI’s most intractable environmental crisis, a Newsday investigation found.
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Access to cutting-edge drugs and other treatments is expanding on the Island as the number of clinical trials available at local hospitals increases.
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Local politicians, diplomats and civic leaders sat down to lunch to promote local Asian-owned businesses.
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It should be held to account for the contamination it caused in Bethpage
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Sex-abuse scandal, financial incomes and questions of relevance test venerable group.
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Documents in Massapequa Park office a window to long Washington career.
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Ex-deli owner, 83, convicted of LI killing, wants to clear his name
Sam Sommer said he was convicted in the 1968 murder of Irving Silver based on a false confession he said Suffolk cops extracted from him.
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The cottage is in dilapidated condition, but it can be restored in its own footprint as a cottage, says Jenny Landey of Sotheby's International Realty.
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Forecast: Warm today, with a high of 54
That's still a long way from the record high for this date: 64 degrees, set in 2017.
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Police said the bicyclist was riding on North Ocean Avenue, just north of Vehslage Street, when he was struck.
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If you're driving for Uber, Lyft or DoorDash, or you're otherwise self-employed, you'll need to pay "self-employment" taxes in addition to income taxes.
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The woman was airlifted via Suffolk police aviation to the hospital, according to Southampton Town Police.
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"I would hate to think that that expertise will get lost by our merging these two [forces] incorrectly," the director of Park Police Officers said.
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Long Islanders sound off on the LI Divided series and the impact of racial steering in shaping the region.
