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How Trump's trade war is a windfall for food LI banks
At Long Island Cares, the Hauppauge warehouse is stuffed with meat and produce that U.S. farmers can't export.
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Forecast: First day of fall with highs in the 80s
Forecasters are calling for daily highs in the mid-to-upper 70s for the remainder of the week, with temperatures hovering around 80 degrees on Thursday.
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Onam marks the end of the monsoon season and the rice harvest in Kerala.
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Slate, reeds from the UK, Russia and Turkey are part of restoration efforts expected to be done in 2020.
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Repair Café is part of a worldwide effort to get people to think twice before throwing something away.
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NEFCU said it's changing its name because the acronym is outdated and confusing to prospective members.
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The 7th annual Les Nelkin Pediatric Cancer Survivors Day was hosted by the Cohen Children's Medical Center.
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One by one, Natalie Sparaccio has seen her friends leave in search of better jobs, apartments they can afford and a nightlife.
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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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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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The Buy Nothing Project is a worldwide network of people giving away goods and services for free to their neighbors.
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The LIRR, in the MTA's proposed capital plan, would get 160 new M9A train cars, a step up from the recently unveiled M9 train.
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The lawsuit, filed in Mineola, contends the state does not have the authority to designate its own land at Belmont for private development.
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Peter Koonanikal inappropriately touched two girls at the Mineola Street Fair, police said.
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If the administration refuses to provide the whistleblower complaint on the Ukraine call, Pelosi would have to make a tough choice.
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The lawsuit, filed in Mineola, contends the state does not have the authority to designate its own land at Belmont for private development.
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The U.S. Senate minority leader wants such products off the market entirely.
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Two projects will put more than a dozen markers of area history and folklore alongside town roads, officials said.
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Deep in the Sisters of St. Joseph's campus in Brentwood, row after row of solar panels mark the landscape.
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Temperatures Tuesday will be "noticeably cooler," dropping to the 70s but still above average for late September.
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Slate, reeds from the UK, Russia and Turkey are part of restoration efforts expected to be done in 2020.
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Democrats criticized Gaylor for past legal work on behalf of a proposed "gun spa" in the village.
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Greatness lies within your grasp, Rose Messina taught her children, having proven that for herself time after time.
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Kensington Estates, which was originally taxed as single-family homes, will now be assessed as condos.