Long Island
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The series costume designer acquired a late LI woman's collection of 30 custom-made designer hats.
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Lawmakers are close to approving a bill that would make more than 15,000 federal employees on Long Island eligible for paid parental leave, Schumer said.
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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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Defendant Akbar Rogers appeared in court with his head heavily bandaged, his arm in a sling and a patch over his right eye.
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Officials: No reported injuries in apartment fire
Officials could not immediately say how many units were affected or how many residents at the Fairfield Sunrise Gardens complex have been displaced.
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Chef Gigi Sacchetti is in the kitchen at Naples Street Food making more than two dozen authentic Italian pasta dishes.
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Akcel Arriaza had asked his mother, Dora Villatoro-Arriaza, 46, to come out to the family's gray SUV to talk, Suffolk police said.
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Officials say transforming the area will help retain or attract seniors, millennials and professionals.
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The notes describe the issue with Dover as a possible "huge political scandal" and list tactics to prevent it from being disclosed.
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Joseph Conway represented James Burke when the former chief of department pleaded guilty in 2016 to beating Christopher Loeb, who had stolen a duffel bag from Burke's police vehicle.
Cost of Living
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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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Cops: Son, 19, charged with murder in stabbing death of mom
Akcel Arriaza had asked his mother, Dora Villatoro-Arriaza, 46, to come out to the family's gray SUV to talk, Suffolk police said.
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The notes describe the issue with Dover as a possible "huge political scandal" and list tactics to prevent it from being disclosed.
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John Curran has been appointed outside counsel for the board of directors of the MTA.
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John Curran has been appointed outside counsel for the board of directors of the MTA.
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The state's Green Light Law goes into effect Saturday amid controversy.
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"The building is a total loss with collapse," a fire official said.
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Rain is expected to develop overnight and into Monday when temperatures will begin to rise and possibly surpass 60 degrees by Tuesday, forecasters say.
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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 tax breaks for a proposed project.
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The two male suspects gained entry to Pipes and Stuff Smoke Shop on Hempstead Turnpike by using a crowbar to break the front window, police said.
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Twenty-six youngsters got a new bicycle and helmet at a Syosset shop in the event organized by Bikes for Kids in America.
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Cops: Dog freed after getting stuck in drainage pipe
Police said the pet fell 50 feet before the dog's owner used equipment to help free it.
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Police later called the incident a "non-criminal death investigation" after a heavy police presence for hours Friday in a Center Moriches neighborhood.
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Neighbors have opposed a possible landing site for the cable in Wainscott.