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Actor's diary reveals he wanted to leave the franchise after the second film.

Alan Rickman was frustrated with 'Potter' role

This just might not be the kind of fall TV season you have grown accustomed to.

Fall TV preview: 48 great shows to watch

Abigail Hawk is also performing off-Broadway, doing indie movies and writing a novel.

This 'Blue Bloods' star is a 'proud Long Islander'

Former child star weds designer Bettijo B. Hirschi in Beverly Hills ceremony.

Todd Bridges of 'Diff'rent Strokes' weds

'West Side Story' star had a benign lump at 19, urges women to get tested.

'West Side Story' star was 19 when lump was found

The touring musician bruised ribs last weekend in a fall onstage in St. Louis.

Post Malone postpones show due to stabbing pain

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On Tuesday, Gov. Kathy Hochul was in Manhasset to announce the first grant from the Long Island Investment Fund, which was awarded to the Feinstein Institutes for Medical Research. The $350 million grant will be used to build a 40,000-square-foot state-of-the-art lab to support medical and infectious disease research.

Gov. Hochul announces state-of-the-art labs to support medical and infectious disease research.

"It started out as a really good day," Casey Ellin said, until he dove into the ocean at Jones Beach in 2013. The jump left Ellin a quadriplegic, paralyzed from the neck down. Now he mentors those with spinal cord injuries. 

Life after a spinal cord injury: Glen Cove man finds new purpose as a mentor

A woman died and two people were injured in a Hempstead fire, authorities said. NewsdayTV's Cecilia Dowd reports.

Neighbor on Hempstead fire: 'I never saw something like that in my life'

The new Long Island Jewish History Museum, housed at the Holocaust Memorial and Tolerance Center in Glen Cove, will open an exhibition called "Earning a Living: 300 Years of Jewish Business on Long Island" on Oct. 3.

'It's not just about an object, it's about the story'

Newsday's Yancey Roy discusses the new statistics on the bail reform law.

Suspects are being rearrested at roughly the same rate as before bail reform, report shows

The Suffolk County Police commissioner said the department is getting help from the NYPD after a 'cyber intrusion' was detected, leading the computer system to be taken offline. The NYPD members are helping Suffolk's emergency call operators who have to take information by hand. NewsdayTV's Cecilia Dowd reports.

Suffolk police get help from the NYPD amid cyber attack

Long Island organizations, including Jibaritos With Troops in Bay Shore, are helping to collect supplies for Puerto Rico as it grapples with the effects of Hurricane Fiona.

LI organizations gather supplies to help Puerto Rico after Hurricane Fiona

New York's Deputy Secretary of State. Kisha Santiago-Martinez was in the Town of Babylon at the Cedar Beach Marina to announce a plan to protect Long Island's waterways, which will uphold water quality, living resources and public use.

How do we plan on protecting Long Island's waterways

More than two decades after the Sept. 11, 2001 terror attacks, almost 400 names were added to the at the 9/11 Responders Remembered Par in Nesconset on Saturday. John Feal, founder of the FealGood Foundation, hopes the park will be a lasting legacy to honor the victims of that day. 

Etched into history, names added to 9/11 remembrance wall in Nesconset

The festival of Onam marking the harvest in the state of Kerala in southern India was celebrated in New Hyde Park on Friday with traditional music and dance. 

India harvest festival of Onam celebrated on Long Island

Sen. Chuck Schumer (D-N.Y.) is pledging to add $1 billion to the Home Energy Assistance Program to help fight rising heating costs. 

Sen. Schumer says COVID-19 and climate change are causing rising heating costs

After being closed for nearly three years for renovations that were delayed by the COVID-19 pandemic, the Babylon Village Historical Society Museum has reopened.

Newly renovated Babylon Village Historical Society Museum opens its doors

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