Long Island
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The local historical society is seeking grants for repairs and antiques to furnish the Van Bourgondien family home.
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Neighbors have opposed a possible landing site for the cable in Wainscott.
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Bakers inside a Williston Park bagel cafe fled the store after a minivan fire spread to their building, engulfing it in flames, fire official said.
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A Nesconset civic group's concerns over traffic and other impacts are holding up a developer's request for $7.5 million in Suffolk tax breaks for a proposed 180-unit 55-and-over apartment project in the hamlet.
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Investigators seized 29 pit bulls and other dogs earlier this fall from cages, a closet and elsewhere in the men's homes, Manhattan DA's office said.
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Visit one of these LI Christmas tree farms where you can cut down your own evergreen with the family.
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Chef Stephen Rosenbluth also owns and serves as executive chef at Cardoon Mediterranean Grill in Seaford and Anchor Down Seafood Bar & Grill in Merrick.
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Saturday's party was meant to help children with incarcerated family members get back a sense of normalcy during the holiday season, organizers said.
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Hempstead's supervisor said she gave investigators a copy of handwritten notes from a parks department file regarding money a politically connected contractor owed the town.
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The victim and her son were sitting in car in front of their home at the time of the attack, police say.
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High cost of child care squeezing Long Island parents
Providers say they're caught in a financial squeeze too, as the rising minimum wage pushes their operating expenses up.
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Consumers could save upward of $60 to $80 a month by cutting out the TV piece of their bundled service. But higher streaming costs and a proliferation of options are eating away at some of the savings.
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Long Island ranks third nationally for highest average wedding costs, behind Manhattan and North/Central New Jersey, according to a study by The Knot.
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New York lost 4,867 high-income millennials, twice the amount of the nation’s second-greatest loser.
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A Rocky Point man was arrested on fraud and theft charges linked to a scam in which he bilked victims out of a $60,000 for investing in a nonexistent marijuana farm, Suffolk police said.
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Hempstead's supervisor said she gave investigators a copy of handwritten notes from a parks department file regarding money a politically connected contractor owed the town.
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John Curran has been appointed attorney for the board of directors of the MTA.
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John Curran has been appointed attorney for the board of directors of the MTA.
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Forecast: Cold and sunny Sunday before possible rain, snow
The week starts off with cold temperatures and plenty of sunshine Sunday before rain and possible light snow by Wednesday, forecasters say.
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The state's Green Light Law goes into effect Dec. 14 amid controversy.
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The issue of whether legislators can videoconference into meetings arose when a lawmaker sought to Skype into meetings while on vacation.
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Officials lowered the proposal to $22.6M and allowed more public input in hopes of getting approval after a plan for a new library was rejected in 2018.
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Westbury village has added three more streets to the village's no commuter parking list to prevent weekday parking on residential streets near the Long Island Rail Road station.
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The property, off Babylon Turnpike, has been the subject of political wrangling since the state abandoned it in 2011.
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A 14-member commission is working on a report that will outline ways to address the problem.
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Police arrested two men who, Nassau cops said, assaulted and robbed another man after an auto accident early Saturday morning in Valley Stream.
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At the festival, sidewalks were filled with characters from the era of author Charles Dickens, including Ebenezer Scrooge, and the Ghost of Christmas future.