<p> Big TV news via Cindy Adams: Sue Simmons has been cut by WNBC/4, effective June, ending the longest-running anchor team (Chuck 'n Sue who else?) in New York TV history.&nbsp;</p> 
<p> &nbsp;More to come. . .</p>

Big TV news via Cindy Adams: Sue Simmons has been cut by WNBC/4, effective June, ending the longest-running anchor team (Chuck 'n Sue who else?) in New York TV history. More to come. . .

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Buffett played "Margaritaville" at the Palm Tree Festival during DJ Kygo's set.

Jimmy Buffett surprises crowd at Hamptons music fest

The star will be out of Broadway's "The Music Man" until July 6.

Sutton Foster tests positive for COVID-19 again

Baldwin says he "could not care less" about speculation on the interview.

Alec Baldwin to interview Woody Allen on Instagram

Bronx-raised Sean "Diddy" Combs also receives the Lifetime Achievement Award.

BET Awards address Roe v. Wade, same-sex rights

'Funny Girl' star Beanie Feldstein engaged

The former Beatle also teamed up with Dave Grohl and Bruce Springsteen during Saturday's show at the English festival.

McCartney delivers showy Glastonbury performance

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"Sherri" will air on WNYW/5 in the slot occupied now by "Wendy Williams."

Sherri Shepherd's talk show to bow Sept. 12

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The longtime News12 Long Island reporter will depart the station after 17 years.

Elisa DiStefano leaving News12 Long Island

The second season of the breakout series has its own pleasures.

'Only Murders in the Building': Still a lot of fun

The world needs a comedy about bar mitzvahs. This is not it.

'Cha Cha Real Smooth': Much too precious

"Home" looks at two tight-knit communities threatened by East End development.

 Apple TV+ looks at Sag Harbor's historic communities 

The movie shows that decent people with good intentions can still prevail.

'Jerry & Marge Go Large': Pleasant, but dull

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U.S. Senator Chuck Schumer (D-N.Y.) is calling on the U.S. Department of Agriculture to determine that grants made for conserving soil and water resources, like the Suffolk Septic Improvement Program in Suffolk, cannot be counted as taxable income.

Schumer pushes to fix the 'double taxing' problem plaguing Suffolk homeowners

Six Port Jefferson High School students who are also volunteer firefighters left their graduation ceremony — while still in caps and gowns — to help put out a house fire in the town. Newsday TV's Jamie Stuart reports. 

Graduates describe trading caps and gowns for bunker gear in response to fire

Lisa Dabrowski uncovered a long-lost Purple Heart medal at a yard sale in April in Southold that belonged to late Army veteran Robert Hollaman, who was wounded in battle in World War II. His daughter Lynn Bryson attended a ceremony in Riverhead on Sunday to receive the award. Newsday TV's Steve Langford reports.

A Purple Heart medal's journey back to Seattle via Southold

Doina Almazon, of Hicksville, says she has been displaced for nine years, with her house undergoing severe damage during Superstorm Sandy and her family undergoing financial hardship when her ex-husband lost his job. The Town of Oyster Bay is set to demolish her home as soon as Monday. "While we feel terrible for anyone in this situation, the fact remains that a court ordered the demolition of this house as it is unsafe and unfit for human occupancy," town spokesman Brian Nevin wrote in an email Sunday. Almazon says her home is almost ready to be moved back in.

Woman to Oyster Bay: Don't demolish my house

The life of FDNY firefighter Casey Skudin was celebrated off Lido Beach West with a paddle-out memorial water service. Skudin, of Long Beach, was killed June 17 when a tree limb fell on his family's car during a vacation in North Carolina.

Paddle-out memorial service honors FDNY firefighter Casey Skudin

The Hempstead branch of the NAACP honored Hazel N. Dukes at a luncheon in Westbury on Saturday. 

NAACP icon honored at Westbury luncheon 

Long Island reverend creates support group for people of color who have Parkinson's

Nassau County officials investigate explosive devices found on grounds of LI school

Nassau County homeowners are challenging their property assessments, and nearly three-quarters of all filers received reductions that reduced their tax burden for 2022-23, a Newsday analysis of county data shows.

Nassau property tax settlements jump for second straight year

Firefighters, family and friends of FDNY firefighter Casey Skudin paid their final respects at his funeral in Oceanside on Friday. Skudin, 45, was killed on June 17 while on vacation with his family, when a 2,000-pound tree fell onto his car in Asheville, North Carolina.

Funeral for FDNY firefighter killed while on vacation 

The Long Island Expressway was completed — ending near Riverhead — 50 years ago this weekend. Some Long Islanders appreciate the highway's necessity, while others see a need for upgrades. Newsday's Steve Langford reports.

50 years since the completion of the LIE

The Smithtown library board on Thursday voted to restore Pride Month displays in its children's reading rooms, reversing its decision at its Tuesday meeting to remove the displays, which drew ire from residents and elected officials.

Smithtown library board restores Pride displays in kids' reading rooms

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