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NewsdayTV's Macy Egeland and Doug Geed take a look back at the case against Richard Angelo, who injected several patients with a paralyzing drug.

Learn about the history of the sitcom about idenitcal cousins and how it defined the 1960s.

Hot dogs, crepes Suzette and 'The Patty Duke Show'

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Funkytown, LI: Scenes from Disco's heyday on Long Island

NewsdayTV's Macy Egeland takes a look back at Jones Beach through the years.

That time Robert Moses turned marshland into an LI treasure

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The nostalgic eatery, with iconic orange roofs and 28 flavors of ice cream, opened on Long Island in 1938.

Remembering Howard Johnson's, the beloved restaurant chain

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The restaurant and fish market opened in a strip mall in 1977.

Family-run seafood restaurant closing after 49 years

The eatery, which served the area for almost 50 years, changed hands.

Storied neighborhood bar reopens after 6-month closure

The eatery serves some of the crispiest carne asada fries you'll find.

Top LI taco truck opens 1st restaurant

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Reality star opening pop-up cafe on LI next week

Caviar bagels, lobster rolls, cocktails and more are popping up on several Long Island menus. What's worth it — and what's not?

What won't LI chefs put caviar on these days? Nothing.

It's rather dark inside the new restaurant, but when a server comes out carrying a half-charred tube made from bamboo, pay attention.

Elevated Indian eatery opens in LI village

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Advocates say they are seeing signs that U.S. Customs and Immigration Enforcement agents are becoming more active on Long Island. NewsdayTV's Shari Einhorn reports.

ICE presence once again growing on LI

NewsdayTV's Izzy Mignardi spoke with Newsday's MLB columnist David Lennon to get his take on the moves the Mets made at the 2026 trade deadline.

Assessing the Mets' trade deadline moves

NewsdayTV's Ken Buffa works out the wrinkles and learns the meticulous process of car wrapping at LI Wrap Pros & Mechanic in Mineola.

LI Works: That's a wrap! Ken tries his hand at wrapping cars

NewsdayTV's Doug Geed tours Splish Splash, which has been entertaining Long Islanders for 35 years.

Out East: Slide into fun at Splish Splash

John Scarola of Kings Park volunteers at the Sweetbriar Nature Center because environment and nature are things he is very passionate about.

 Volunteers of LI: Kings Park man does his part to preserve nature

Newsday food writer Melissa Azofeifa tried several dishes on from the social media menu at Island Lake Diner in Ronkonkoma.

Trying the social media menu at Island Lake Diner

The remains of Sgt. Henry "Harry" Younge, an airman from Long Island who was killed in a Japanese prison fire during World War II, were buried in Arlington National Cemetery on Monday.

WWII airman from LI laid to rest 8 decades after his death

The 50th annual 'Great Freeport Canoe Race' was held at Cow Meadow Park on Sunday. NewsdayTV's Andrew Ehinger reports.

Freeport community comes together for 50th annual canoe race

Suffolk County has agreed to a $57.5 million settlement that repays drivers up to $36 for administrative fees. NewsdayTV's Shari Einhorn reports.

Suffolk to refund $45M in red light camera fees to drivers 

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Newsday food writer Erica Marcus explores the new farmers market at Station Yards in Ronkonkoma.

Farmers market opens at Station Yards

NewsdayTV's Elisa DiStefano visited Phenom in Rockville Centre, a new lacrosse store created for female athletes.

'It's an all-girls brand that celebrates the power of sports in girls' lives'

NewsdayTV's Elisa DiStefano made braciole with the nonnas of St. Rocco's Roman Catholic Church in Glen Cove as they prepared for The Feast of St. Rocco.

'We prepare the food with a lot of love'

NewsdayTV's Doug Geed visits three restaurants where dining al fresco is the way to go.

Out East: Restaurants with great outdoor spaces

NewsdayTV's Doug Geed takes us 'Out East' and visits a few popular spots and a few local gems.

Out East Show: A trip to Splish Splash, Dining al fresco, Arts Center at Duck Creek

A weaver from Huntington helped hide guns from the British at his home. NewsdayTV's Doug Geed reports.

''After the Battle of Long Island, he had to hide those guns'

NewsdayTV's Doug Geed takes a closer look at Nathan Hale, a prominent figure in the American Revolution, who was a spy for George Washington.

'More successful in his martyrdom.'

The Manor of St. George is one of the most serene spots on the Island. But on one night in 1780, it was the scene of a bloody battle, NewsdayTV's Doug Geed reports.

'They had to be self-sufficient living here'

NewsdayTV's Macy Egeland and Joye Brown take a look back at the summer of 2008 and the "Montauk Monster."

That time a 'monster' washed ashore in Montauk

NewsdayTV's Elisa DiStefano visited Mokafé's newest location, which is next to the Hicksville LIRR station.

'Yemen is where coffee originated'

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