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Saladino says 'pressure is on' to negotiate plume cleanup
Northrop Grumman and the U.S. Navy have agreed to advance some aspects of remediation signed off on years ago under state DEC plans, but were never completed.
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The coronavirus' full impact won't hit Long Island businesses until the spring, a trade expert said.
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Officer Edward Byrne, a North Massapequa native, was shot dead on duty by drug dealers in a 1988 execution-style attack.
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At issue is whether an expansion of Evergreen Charter School would take away funds from Hempstead High School's budget.
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At the height of his influence, Franzese controlled half the bookmakers on LI, as well as loan sharking and extortion enterprises, officials said.
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Police: Alcohol, shotgun stolen in home burglaries
The break-ins occurred on Jan. 30 on Sammy's Beach Road, East Hampton Town police said.
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A bill approved by the Nassau legislature requires county police to issue reports of crimes allegedly committed by defendants released without bail.
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Officials from the Suffolk County Health Department confirmed there are no suspected cases of coronavirus, but it remained unclear what made the students sick after a week in Italy.
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Michael Crisci, 38, was driving a 2000 Lincoln southbound on Brookfield Avenue when the car left the road and struck a mailbox and trees at 7:10 a.m., police said.
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John Mirando's move comes as the city begins to craft its next budget, and follows a proposal to take away hiring and firing power from the city manager.
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How to not go broke paying for your kids' sports
Parents share the cost and time commitment of high-level involvement.
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A new federal mandate calls for hospitals to post their prices online. But lists of costs show that the medical world speaks a language all its own.
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Many LI millennials with high student loan debt are walking a financial tightrope, forcing them to put off buying a home, a car and even getting married and having kids, experts said.
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A yearlong Newsday analysis of payroll records for more than 31,000 municipal workers found a gender pay gap.
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At the height of his influence, Franzese controlled half the bookmakers on LI, as well as loan sharking and extortion enterprises, officials said.
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A lawyer for the NYPD cop charged in the hypothermia death of his 8-year-old son has withdrawn over possible conflict of interest.
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Northrop Grumman and the U.S. Navy have agreed to advance some aspects of remediation signed off on years ago under state DEC plans, but were never completed.
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The Siena poll shows New York Democrats are embracing Sen. Bernie Sanders and the former New York City mayor as the top contenders to take on Republican President Donald Trump.
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Six fire departments responded to the scene at the Bunt Commons apartment complex on Wartburg Avenue, fire officials said.
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U.S. expansion of travel restrictions to six additional countries seen blocking family visits, work of a charity and a long-distance romance.