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MTA officials said the proposed new cashless policy would be a "pilot" program for the LIRR, but not for sister railroad Metro North.
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Residents and officials say a proposed automobile storage yard could threaten groundwater supplies in nearby neighborhoods.
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The North Shore Rail Trail, which will be similar to the High Line in lower Manhattan, is scheduled to be completed by 2021.
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Supporters will pay from $150 up to $5,600 to attend the fundraiser Thursday at Flowerfield.
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"One moment my little girl is fine and healthy and doing gymnastics and swimming, and the next minute she's fighting to be OK," says one of the mothers.
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The eatery offers more than a dozen geographically inspired sandwiches.
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The men have filed lawsuits against Timothy Hill Children's Ranch alleging they were sexually abused when they stayed there as youths, an attorney for the plaintiffs has confirmed.
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New York City's Department of Transportation wants to open two lanes of a stretch of Fifth Avenue to pedestrians in a seasonal pilot.
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The unit was established to investigate civilians' deaths at the hands of law enforcement.
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The victim, 34, of Wyandanch, was treated at a hospital for non life-threatening injuries, police say.
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There are many places on LI that cater to children 6 and younger, offering special open play hours, jump sessions and classes.
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Feel guilty about the extra helpings today at the Thanksgiving table? Get your metabolism in order with another Long Island tradition -- the turkey trot.
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If you have a list and are checking it twice, it's time to put it to good use at New York City's holiday markets. Here are six to explore.
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Here are dozens of fairs and festivals all over the Island to explore this fall and winter.
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It's available only on NFL game days. Can you tackle this one?
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These outdoor playgrounds are among the top gems of the New York State park system.
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If you want to take the kids somewhere to play indoors, we've got you covered.
Editors' Picks
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LI college students surrender smartphones for a week
Being unplugged affected everything from driving to making plans to waking up in the morning.
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Idina Menzel talks her LI school days, 'Frozen II,' more
The singer-actress has fond memories of her high school music teacher --even though he gave her a "B+" and not the "A" she thought she deserved.
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LI 5-year-olds critique 'Mister Rogers' Neighborhood'
In 2019, 5-year-olds have more fast-paced options.
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Segregation's stain can be overcome
Newsday's extensive investigation revealed evidence of racial steering. Such discrimination must end.
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OPINION
An exhilarating plunge into the solitude of the SoundA few birds and I share a quiet evening on the North Shore.
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LETTER
Pedestrians often to blame for accidentsReader letters to Newsday for Sunday, Nov. 17, 2019.
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The move would likely raise emergency protection costs but would also give village residents more say in district decisions.
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This Thanksgiving, if religious, civic and community groups have their way, no one will go hungry on Long Island.
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Artists and organizers said they hope the collection of murals recalling historical events boosts foot traffic on Main Street.
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Sgt. Leander Willett fought alongside French troops because African Americans were banned from serving with white U.S. soldiers.
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The Coast Guard was searching since Nov. 7 for Peter Farrell, who set sail for the British Virgin Islands on Oct. 13.
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SPCA: Man charged after severely malnourished dogs found
"The bowls were empty. One of the dogs looks like a skeleton," Roy Gross, chief of the Suffolk County SPCA said.
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Alan Mancini drives a lot of customers around Long Island. But what he has with 'Rosie' and her longtime friend Mary Ann is different.
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A new study found that the 0-to 19-year-old age group on Long Island is declining and predicts that LI’s working population will shrink in the future.
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Investigations
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A mom trains her kids to go quiet when someone knocks. A sexually abused teen holds back on telling police. Why? Fear of deportation.
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Tons of contaminants were illegally deposited at Roberto Clemente Park in Brentwood and West Hills County Park in Melville. The "mastermind" in one crime got jail. In the other, no one has had to do much more than clean it up.
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Two immigrants fell in love and rebuilt their lives on LI. He was deported, which she saw as “the end of our story.” But he had other plans.
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Nassau's controversial property reassessment has eliminated wide disparities among homes that developed during former County Executive Edward Mangano’s tenure, a Newsday analysis shows.
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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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Parents share the cost and time commitment of high-level involvement.
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The reason those between the ages of 18 and 34 cited most for leaving? The cost of living.
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Anthony Beauvillier scores twice in third period and Thomas Greiss makes 29 saves to help point streak grow to 14 games.
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Tony DeAngelo scored his sixth goal but Rangers trailed by one entering third and couldn't tie it.
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The goalie is coming to the end of a three-year, $10 million deal and could well command $5 million a year, similar to fellow Isles goalie Semyon Varlamov.
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He scores 20 fourth-quarter points as Nets rally without injured Kyrie Irving and Caris LeVert.
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Trying to put together their first two-game winning streak, Knicks cough up 15-point lead.
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Panarin extended his point streak to career-high 11 games with a goal and assist against the Panthers.
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Being this bad for this long has taken its toll on the franchise.
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Polio-like disease hits three kids on LI
"One moment my little girl is fine and healthy and doing gymnastics and swimming, and the next minute she's fighting to be OK," says one of the mothers.
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Medicare is the federal health insurance plan, with Part B covering doctor visits, tests and screenings, as well as other outpatient services.
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Several residents at a state Health Department meeting called for more studies on why three central Suffolk communities have high rates of cancer.
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Cuomo signed the law after a rise in young people in New York using vaping and tobacco products.
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Cecilia St. Arromand said she "didn't think twice" when a nurse approached her about donating the organs of her husband Marc.
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Running back rushed 39 times for 178 yards and three touchdowns and the Vikings' "D" smothered the Falcons in the Nassau Conference IV semifinal.
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Two touchdown passes lead way over Kellenberg in CHSFL AA-1 championship game.
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The girls fell in the State Class AA semis.
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Outside hitter has 17 kills and three aces as Whalers capture second LI championship in last three seasons.
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Jayne Stark, a sophomore, scored the lone goal for Babylon with 15 minutes left on a penalty kick.
