<p>That would be 117, according to the latest figures from RealtyTrac. And lenders started the foreclosure process on more than 800 homes, the report shows. Read the full story <a href="http://www.newsday.com/classifieds/real-estate/li-homes-lost-to-foreclosure-up-dramatically-1.2201951">here</a>.</p>

That would be 117, according to the latest figures from RealtyTrac. And lenders started the foreclosure process on more than 800 homes, the report shows. Read the full story here.

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Change is happening on the South Shore of Fire Island, as traditional cottages and bungalows are being replaced by huge properties. Newsday TV's Steve Langford reports.

Fire Island's Ocean Beach landscape undergoing big changes

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Lifeguard Zachari Gallo on Sunday was playing victim in a training exercise at Smith Point Beach when the role turned to reality. He was bitten by a shark. On Monday, Gallo said survival instincts kicked in. He hit the shark three times before swimming to shore. Newsday TV's Cecilia Dowd reports.

Shark attack victim says he hit the shark three times before swimming to shore

A lifeguard was bitten on Sunday during a training exercise at Smith Point Beach, according to Suffolk County Executive Steve Bellone, and suffered chest and hand wounds, which were being treated at a hospital. County officials closed the beaches at Smith Point and Cupsogue Beach county parks to swimmers for the day. Newsday TV's Shari Einhorn reports.

Smith Point, Cupsogue beaches closed after shark bites lifeguard

Long Islanders discussed how patriotic they're feeling this July Fourth amid the current state of the nation. Newsday TV's Cecilia Dowd reports.

Amid unsettled times, Long Islanders reflect on patriotism this Fourth of July

Leona Rothfeld, a resident of Gurwin Jewish in Commack, has become a bat mitzvah at the age of 103. 

103-year-old woman finally celebrates her bat mitzvah

A seal pup was released back into the ocean at Robert Moses State Park. The seal is one of six that were adopted and released by the environmental club at Jericho High School. 

Seal pup relseaed back into the ocean 

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Victor J. LaGreca and Raymond S. Pinto joined the seven-member board, which decides whether building projects should receive tax breaks.

Union leader, engineer appointed to the Nassau IDA board

Promotions, hires and new jobs for Long Islanders

LI people on the move! 

Large homes are rising where cottages once stood as buyers say yes to luxury.

Big changes in real estate on Fire Island's Ocean Beach

Last week was the fourth losing week in the last five for Wall Street as investors fret over high inflation and the possibility that higher interest rates could bring on a recession.

World shares mostly higher ahead of July 4 holiday in U.S.

New apartments, shops continue to rise at hub near the hamlet's train station.

As growth heats up downtown, Ronkonkoma cools off at the lake

Try these simple ways to save money on your summer shindig.

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Splish Splash Water Park in Calverton pursued an aggressive approach to fill their employee roster for the 2022 summer season, such as competitive wages and a social media campaign.

Splish Splash aggressively pursuing teen employees this summer

A Newsday analysis of executive compensation at LI public companies shows the 2 highest paid work at a tiny biotech firm. Newsday TV's Ken Schachter reports.

Tiny biotech's executives top LI compensation list

Long Islanders might be suprised to hear there are horse farms in their towns. Newsday TV's Rachel Weiss takes us to Smithtown and Manorville to talk to owners about life on a horse property.

Groom with a view: Living with your horses on Long Island

Prices are skyrocketing and people are hurting. Inflation just hit a four-decade high, and Long Islanders are feeling the pinch. Newsday TV's Cecilia Dowd reports.

Inflation at four-decade high

When Jamie and Frantz Arty bought a stately Colonial-style house in 2018 they didn't know it was once owned by a prominent New York abolitionist and judge. Tour the home and see the renovation with Newsday's Faith Jessie.

Restoring an 1834 mansion in Oyster Bay, and uncovering its surprising history

Though gas prices are down, gas tax rollbacks are not fully showing up at the pumps. Newsday TV's Cecilia Dowd reports.

Gas tax rollbacks not fully showing at pumps

Small business owners are in the uncomfortable position of hiking prices as labor and material costs rise. Get expert tips for saving money and communicating effectively with customers.

Coping with inflation: Expert tips for small businesses

Get money-saving tips from experts as prices soar at the gas pump and the supermarket.

Coping with inflation: How to save money now

Gas prices keep rising; what's the reason, is this going to stop?  Newsday's Tory Parrish reports.

Fact vs. fiction: What's behind record-high gas prices?

Local business owners and an employee speak about hourly wages and the challenges of running a business.

As employers raise wages, workers still struggle to pay the bills

With the rate of inflation the highest since the 1990s, Long Islanders say the high cost of gas, food, and clothing is impacting their life. Newsday's Steve Langford reports. 

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