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Suffolk police commissioner resigns after 3-year tenure
Geraldine Hart, who took the helm of the Suffolk County Police Department after a series of corruption and misconduct scandals and as it contended with MS-13 violence, will become Hofstra's director of public safety.
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Cuomo: NY relaxing rules to allow spectators at Belmont, other racetracks
New York is also relaxing the curfew for food and beverage establishments and catered events.
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NY: Avoid river due to possible leak of treated sewage
State health officials issued an advisory about the potential for elevated levels of pathogenic organisms in the Nissequogue River after a cracked manhole cover led to a leak of sewage.
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3 new Long Island ice cream shops you need to try
There's a new sweep of spots to get your fix with cereal toppings, wild flavors and more.
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Bill would protect Sandy victims from 'clawbacks'
The measure introduced in the Senate proposes a remedy for financial hardships afflicting people whose homes were damaged by the 2012 Superstorm Sandy.
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Riverhead group proposes anti-bias training
Riverhead's Anti-Bias Task Force has proposed several initiatives that target discrimination and would improve communication between residents and officials
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Health care pros of color mentor Stony Brook students, helping them follow in footsteps
The program strives to increase the number of health care providers from underserved and underrepresented minority backgrounds.
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Remembering when WGBB ruled LI radio
Back in the day, the Merrick station was Long Island's undisputed radio champ when it came to intesely local broadcasting.
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Suffolk OTB to buy Jake's 58 casino, hotel from operator in $120M deal
"Simply put, ownership of the Jake's 58 property and management of the casino hotel will put Suffolk OTB in a position to contribute more money to Suffolk County than it otherwise would, a benefit that will only grow in time," an OTB spokesman said.
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Feds nix Hamptons sites from offshore wind sale
The federal government cited potential conflicts with shipping, commercial fishing and lack of commercial viability in removing the sites from its upcoming lease sale of waters off the South Shore.
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Officials in favor of ban prohibiting smoking marijuana at any county facilities
Elected officials and community leaders gathered Wednesday in Hewlett's Grant Park, supporting a ban that would prohibit smoking marijuana at any county facilities. Newsday's Steve Langford has the story.
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Praise for horses killed in fire; probe of NY tracks sought
The two racehorses' trainer laments their loss in a Facebook post while animal welfare activists demand "reform of a corrupt industry that places profits over horses and people."
Tracking the coronavirus
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They're celebrating a 2nd pandemic birthday, but it's brighter than the first
Long Island parents are warming up to the return of parties, play places and more.
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'Red' states on U.S. electoral map lagging on vaccinations
The parts of the U.S. that are excelling and those that are struggling with vaccinations are starting to look like the nation's political map: deeply divided between red and blue states.
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Cuomo: Vans to take COVID-19 shots to farmworkers
Because farmworkers in rural areas often find it hard to reach faraway vaccination sites, or lack the time, Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo said, "We'll bring the vaccination site to you."
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U.S. recommends 'pause' for J&J vaccine, but expects restart in 'matter of days'
In a joint statement Tuesday, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and Food and Drug Administration said they were investigating six cases of unusual clots that occurred six to 13 days after vaccination.
Long Islanders' Favorites
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Precinct supervisor: 'We thought we had lost' cop after suspect stabbed him
Suffolk police Sgt. Frank Samartino said he decided to transport Officer Christopher Racioppo to a hospital in a patrol car because the three-year police veteran looked like he was bleeding to death.
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LI boat club franchise bought by its parent
Freedom Boat Club of New York could see expansion from Montauk to Manhattan as a result of the investment.
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Par 3 courses where you can get a taste of golf on LI
Practice your short game at these courses.
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Oyster Bay takes a step back
Town must OK smart development.
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Marshall: Finally, a return to Belmont
The plan permits 20% capacity in outdoor spaces and 10% capacity in indoor spaces at horse and auto racing tracks.
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Filler: Free pass on the Regents has a cost
A COVID exemption hides the difference between young 'haves' and 'have-nots.'
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4 activities for dogs and their owners this spring
Stroll in the garden, head to brunch and take a dive with your dog this spring.
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Try something new: Recent LI restaurant openings
The latest restaurants to open on Long Island.
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Reserved times, new attractions: What to expect when LI amusement parks reopen
Adventureland and Splish Splash plan to reopen this spring.
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Gone fishing: How to get started at LI's freshwater lakes and ponds
Whether you're a seasoned angler or just starting out, April trout are a spring delight.
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Driving ranges to perfect your swing on LI
Where you can drive balls by the bucket.
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Explore Huntington's bars, restaurants, shops and more
Huntington has a vibrant downtown, a nationally-recognized working farm, a castle and more.
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LI drive-in movie schedule for the spring and summer
Drive-in movies are springing up around Long Island again this season.
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Check out all the fun offerings at LI county parks
County parks offer campgrounds and ballfields, biking trails, dog runs, tennis courts and hiking trails.
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