Long Island
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Four vehicles destroyed in Syosset parking lot fire
Several other vehicles were also damaged by the fire, which swept through a Town of Oyster Bay lot.
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Peter Farrell, 72, set sail out of Fire Island Inlet on Oct. 13, but has not seen or heard from since.
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Designated as a farm brewery, 60 percent of ingredients are sourced in-state.
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Drivers in some western Nassau County communities pay higher annual auto insurance premiums than their fellow motorists in Suffolk.
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If putting together an Instagram-able charcuterie board or decorating turkey-shaped cookies are beyond your capabilities, you can rely on these local spots.
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"We've used it much more than I think most people consider a summer home," says owner Phil Stanton.
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Officers rescued six dogs left unattended outside in frigid overnight temperatures in Manorville, Suffolk police said.
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The project is expected to cost up to $854,000 for less than a third of a mile of Long Beach Road.
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The corps, from Old Bethpage, has a chance to take the top prize against nondisabled teams, its organizer said Wednesday.
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Thomas Murphy was slurring his words, according to a friend who played golf with him the morning of the crash.
Cost of Living
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Long Islanders in or near retirement are caught between a high-expense rock and a low-interest-rate hard place.
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"Despite the inconveniences, owning property can be profitable and well worth the effort involved," says a real estate agent.
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Riding the LIRR isn't cheap. But there's a good chance you're paying more than you have to.
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New York ranked 50, the worst, primarily because of the cost of living, taxes, and health care quality.
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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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Thomas Murphy was slurring his words, according to a friend who played golf with him the morning of the crash.
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A Hempstead Town animal behaviorist said Diane Madden has "irreparably" damaged her reputation.
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Lawmakers and educators discuss the need for more skilled trades workers and more training for young Long Islanders.
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The new branch, opened in Selden, awards academic credit based on life and work experience.
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It marked the second time in three days a house fire turned deadly in Bayville.
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Medicare is the federal health insurance plan, with Part B covering doctor visits, tests and screenings, as well as other outpatient services.
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Nearly two dozen Marines lifted, loaded and delivered 2,000 donated turkeys to Long Island food banks.
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Opening statements by the lawyers in the federal case against Thomas Spota and one of his ex-chief deputies are set for Thursday morning.
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Formally called "Police Booth C," the Levittown site aims to boost community policing, officials said.
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A co-founder said the group has 500 members and seeks to build community awareness, foster togetherness.
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A new online portal has been set up for customers affected by the moratorium on new hookups.
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But LIPA says declines in some other charges on customers' bills should offset the increase.