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Walter Mondale, now 91, spoke after reading Newsday's Long Island Divided series, which found evidence of widespread unequal treatment of minority potential homebuyers.
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Police said Eddie, a Jack Russell terrier, was discovered by officers from Marine 11 around 10:20 Thursday morning.
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Take a behind-the-scenes tour of the retail giant's high tech Staten Island fulfillment center, where 4,500 employees and hundreds of robots work in a space the size of 15 football fields.
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The menu will be almost identical to the other restaurants, with a variety of inventive rolls, small plates and a handful of entrees.
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Canine Companions for Independence in Medford provides trained dogs for children and adults with disabilities, including veterans, free of charge.
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The mayor is scheduled to host an event to recognize the efforts of first responders and others who kept the pressure on Congress.
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Postal worker saves 81-year-old from scam, cops say
An elderly woman was about to send $500 to a scammer when, police said, an alert post office employee realized something was wrong.
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John Curran said his wife, Nassau County Executive Laura Curran, "had nothing to do with" his firm's contract with the MTA.
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Wantagh student honored by literary magazine
A Wantagh High School student is one of 10 recipients nationwide of a youth award that recognizes efforts to promote ...
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Long Island students have been making the holiday season a little extra appetizing for families in need. Dozens of local ...
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They redeem bottles and aluminum cans for a nickel apiece, sometimes taking thousands at a time to redemption centers to supplement their income.
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If cost-burdened buyers drop out of the market, home prices could start to level off or even dip, real estate experts predicted.
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Ogechi Igbokwe was able to pay back $26,000 in student loan debt within three years of graduating from SUNY Old Westbury.
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The average LIer commutes around 30 minutes, but we found four "extreme commuters" who spend way more time than that going to work.
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School creates wellness room for teachers to de-stress
The "WellVille" room for teachers and staff features details such as inspirational messaging, an essential oil diffuser, foot massager, salt lamps and a calming water feature.
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Ashlee Tessono, of North Baldwin, lost control of her van, which hit a tree and ejected her from the vehicle, on the Southern State Parkway in Malverne just before 6 a.m. Friday, State Police said.
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Senior officers would have base salaries ranging from $183,000 to $273,000 a year by 2024, officials said.
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Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo signed a bill creating a panel to plan and carry out events and programs throughout the state in 2020.
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John Parker was arrested in 2018 on a disorderly conduct charge, when he said he was beaten with a billy club before he was handcuffed.
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Boy Scouts trial expert: 'You cannot get a good result from a bad sample'
Janine Arvizu raised concerns about the quality and instruments used by toxicologists to determine that Thomas Murphy's blood alcohol content was 0.13%.
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Its chief spokeswoman will retire in a few weeks, making her departure the latest in a string of high-level exits in the past 12 months.
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Franklin Square-raised astronaut Mike Massimino is teaming with a co-creator of "The Big Bang Theory" for a sitcom inspired by his life, according to a new report.
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Hildebrandt's in Williston Park was used by director Martin Scorsese in one his film's most memorable scenes, which took place on the day JFK was killed.
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Ahead of the Dec. 20 release of the new big-screen adaptation of the musical, Newsday spoke with some of the show's biggest fans on Long Island about why people either love "Cats" or loathe it.
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Always upbeat and energetic, the longtime News 12 anchor, who retires Dec. 20, looks forward to what's next.