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Papers: Fatal stabbing suspect beat up different teen
Court records show Tyler Flach beat up a 15-year-old, leaving the victim with cuts and a black eye.
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The groundbreaking ceremony on the Islanders' new arena at Belmont is tentatively scheduled to take place Monday, sources said.
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Nassau IDA board members voted unanimously to contribute $25,000 to help sponsor Oyster Bay's festival.
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The menu -- and most of the staff -- remain in place.
Here are six beer gardens around Long Island where you can clang steins with your neighbor.
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Suffolk officers use bikes for Car Free Day
County representatives planned to visit schools to give away bike helmets and reflective safety vests.
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De Blasio struggled to gain traction in a sprawling field of Democrats seeking the presidency.
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The demonstration precedes the United Nations Climate Action Summit.
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The railroad is taking the steps "out of an abundance of caution," LIRR president Phillip Eng said.
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"Wendy Williams started this rumor, which was stunning to me," Christie Brinkley said live Thursday on CBS' "The Talk."
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The Trump administration plunged into an extraordinary showdown with Congress over access to a whistleblower's complaint.
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The best concerts, festivals, parties and cultural events in Nassau and Suffolk.
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Everything you need to plan fun-filled family weekends this fall.
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It may be one of Long Island's oldest seaports, but the village's vibe is far more hipster than old-fashioned.
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From amenities to park tips, everything you need to know for an afternoon of outdoor fun with Fido.
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It’s time to get out the bike, pump up the tires and head out to explore some of Long Island’s many bike paths and trails.
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Here are six beer gardens around Long Island where you can clang steins with your neighbor.
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Ride a (very) vintage carousel or guess the weight of a massive pumpkin.
Editors' Picks
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The Navy says the plan to clean up the pollution from the former Northrop Grumman is not based on science.
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Inspired by Pete "Polar Bear" Alonso and Jeff "Squirrel" McNeil, we present our list of all-time New York sports nicknames.
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The spot was an easygoing place for lunch and dinner.
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Readers sound off on water rates and the kindness of strangers.
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OPINION
Cartoons of the weekCartoonists from across the nation and around the world sound off on current events.
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OPINION
Opinion: Remember those we lost during Suicide Awareness MonthI never met my great-grandfather, although I’ve seen pictures of him. The one I treasure most is a family photo, ...
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Over 85 percent of LI's 124 school districts reported opt-out numbers down from their peaks in past years.
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Newsday’s picks for the top Latino restaurants of the year.
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However, the director of Disney's "Wreck-it Ralph" disputes her claim, saying that honor belongs to a character from his movie.
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Should you upgrade to the latest batch of iPhones? An LI expert discusses the features of the new releases.
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The building with commercial space and a one-bedroom apartment upstairs was built in 1835.
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Cops said the man inappropriately grabbed three women, in Levittown, Plainview and Garden City.
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"This was no accident," a prosecutor said, adding that Rahmel Watkins was driving about 100 mph at the time.
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Both Nassau and Suffolk have a lower than average enrollment rate for children in poverty compared to the state.
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Investigations
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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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Suffolk police said her missing son was a runaway, but Carlota Moran knew better.
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Thousands of tons of contaminated construction debris were dumped on LI as a sleek college dorm, a hotel and warehouses were built in NYC.
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They first gained notice as dangerous young men prone to gratuitous violence. Then, police say, they started killing people.
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They redeem bottles and aluminum cans for a nickel apiece, sometimes taking thousands at a time to redemption centers to supplement their income.
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New York lost 4,867 high-income millennials, twice the amount of the nation’s second-greatest loser.
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Statistics on retirement savings can be sobering, but some people learn how to make the most of their later years.
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The groundbreaking ceremony on the Islanders' new arena at Belmont is tentatively scheduled to take place Monday, sources said.
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DJ LeMahieu, Brett Gardner, Cameron Maybin and Clint Frazier hit HRs as the Yanks reached 100 wins.
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The 27-year-old righty had been one of the bright spots in the Yankees' rotation this season.
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Safety cools his language after scolding from mom, but still hot over NFL fine for contact with Browns QB Baker Mayfield.
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By making the move to rookie Jones as his quarterback, Shurmur has officially ended the Eli Manning era and is now figuratively joined at the hip with the former Duke star.
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Unlike the injuries and setbacks that the Yankees have dealt with surprisingly well throughout the season, this was something that had no easy answers.
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Inspired by Pete "Polar Bear" Alonso and Jeff "Squirrel" McNeil, we present our list of all-time New York sports nicknames.
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The bill would also triple federal taxes on e-cigarettes and tobacco products.
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The individual may have visited a handful of LIRR stations, shuttle bus stops and a restaurant, on Sept. 11, 12, 14, officials said.
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Making physical activity a priority as you age can have beneifts beyond staying in shape, too,
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This new light-based technology was developed by Long Island City-based PurpleSun.
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The emergency measure goes into effect immediately but will not be enforced until Oct. 4.
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Aa team can make a very loud statement with a win and send the message that they're the team to beat.
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Newsday's look at the top 50 girls volleyball players on Long Island.
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Meet the top players in Long Island boys volleyball as the 2019 season gets into full swing.
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She had 10 kills in the Chiefs' 25-12, 25-8, 25-11 Nassau win after returning from an ACL injury.
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The senior was pulled into a more defensive role to turn the tide in Smithtown East's win.
