Long Island
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World War II plane takes flight back into history
About 50 people went up in the WWII-era plane for a living history flight experience.
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Gov. Cuomo said he would propose a statewide project "to restock and restore aquatic habitats," including on LI.
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They and the developers are expected to be asked about costs and the impact on views and fishing.
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Anthony Kay initially felt disappointment upon hearing he'd been traded to the Blue Jays.
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The tree, protected by a covenant, is in Ronkonkoma near the construction site of a restaurant and pizzeria.
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More than 450,000 residents and businesses have been overpaying their sewer bills since 2016, a probe found.
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A humble garbage can in a Halesite park is the new home for anti-drug and alcohol abuse messaging.
Cost of Living
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In this series, NerdWallet interviews people who have triumphed over debt using a combination of commitment, budgeting and smart financial ...
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Colleges and universities in New York provided full-time freshmen an average of $12,379 in aid, according to data analysis.
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The situation is worsening on LI as home prices rise while wages stagnate, a new report shows.
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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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Many riders zeroed in on what they said is a design flaw: the placement of two outlets against the walls.
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A developer will ask a judge to overturn a decision that stymied his plans for a Dunkin' store in Nesconset.
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The Navy says the plan to clean up the pollution from the former Northrop Grumman is not based on science.
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The sand poured on South Shore barrier islands over the years have traveled in unexpected ways.
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A humble garbage can in a Halesite park is the new home for anti-drug and alcohol abuse messaging.
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Legislators are opening up part of the budget meetings, giving residents a chance to see the "sausage making."
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A developer will ask a judge to overturn a decision that stymied his plans for a Dunkin' store in Nesconset.
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The house got its own stunt double for a fire depicted on the show.
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The tree, protected by a covenant, is in Ronkonkoma near the construction site of a restaurant and pizzeria.
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The federal lawsuit says his superiors denied his Hispanic heritage by forcing him to wear a nametag with the name "Jonathan" instead of his given name, "Jose."
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The annual Stony Brook University Southampton Food Lab Conference focused on LI crops and seafood.
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A motorcyclist was seriously injured in a crash in Bellport on Saturday afternoon, Suffolk County police said.
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The manager of a Roslyn Heights restaurant got a misdemeanor plea deal in a case that highlighted how police testimony in another DWI case led to dozens of plea agreements in Nassau courts since last year.