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Mom of Scout run over: 'His face was the darkest shade of purple'
Colleen and Kevin Lane testified about their son's devastating injuries and his monthslong path to recovery after an alleged drunken driver crashed into a group of Boy Scouts in Manorville.
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Forecast: Sunny with highs in the upper 40s
Today will be a beautiful fall day, with sun and a high around 48 degrees expected, the National Weather Service said.
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There is lots of wildlife in Calverton, as well as a new biking and hiking trail and the planned redevelopment of the former Grumman site.
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Michael Delury, who was elected to the third open seat on the city council, is the first Republican to sit on the board in a decade.
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Can West Islip top defending champ Lindenhurst in Suffolk II? Preview each of the area's football county final matchups.
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LI's Hispanic population grew by 18.5 percent between July 2010 and July 2018, according to Census estimates.
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The deal is expected to close late next year, the company said. However a watchdog group still wants a public takeover.
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The acting state education commissioner rejected Shimon Waronker's request to have his termination overturned.
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Thirty people in the transgender community have been murdered this year in the United States, which represents an "epidemic," a community advocate said.
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Taylor was at the forefront of battles to combat discrimination, as well as drug dealing in minority neighborhoods.
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Roosevelt residents pay the highest average car insurance premiums in Nassau, the metro area, state and nation.
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Four ways to stay inspired and accountable while you're saving all that money.
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Take an extra job, rent instead of buy a home, skip vacation, shop around for food -- these are just some of the ways parents are making it work.
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A yearlong Newsday analysis of payroll records for more than 31,000 municipal workers found a gender pay gap.
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"There was kind of the haves and have nots," an ex-Suffolk detective said when asked about the intelligence unit.
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The deal is expected to close late next year, the company said. However a watchdog group still wants a public takeover.
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Colleen and Kevin Lane testified about their son's devastating injuries and his monthslong path to recovery after an alleged drunken driver crashed into a group of Boy Scouts in Manorville.
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Huntington Town's 2020 budget passes by default
Supervisor Chad Lupinacci's preliminary $205.7 million fiscal plan for 2020 goes into effect by default next year because without a second motion, the town board could not vote on the measure.
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Santa will be on hand.
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His main advice at Babylon session: Have an exit plan and act on it, and don't stay on the scene as the carnage unfolds.
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Town officials approved the $312.9M budget that will raises taxes up to 2% and increases spending on roads.
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The collision occurred on Sunrise Highway, west of Exit 59, when the driver lost control of her SUV, Suffolk police said.
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Ex-detective Kenneth Bombace told jurors he feared that he or his family would face criminal charges if he testified truthfully to a grand jury about Christopher Loeb's 2012 beating.
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DA: Owner of concrete company charged with illegal dumping
The Farmingville man illegally dumped solid waste onto the Suffolk County nature Preserve, officials said.
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"There was kind of the haves and have nots," an ex-Suffolk detective said when asked about the intelligence unit.
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Three committees - one with subpoena power - plan to call witnesses from the real estate industry and the agencies that regulate them, officials say.
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Sonia, 94, and Walter Baron, 96, died as a result of a fire at their Bayville home.