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The town's attorneys will return to court Wednesday in a case that began when police ticketed a fisherman in 2010 for fishing on waters at the mouth of Oyster Bay Harbor.
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Motorcyclist Jason Frederick was eastbound on Montauk Highway when his motorcycle veered off the road and hit a guardrail, police said.
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Semyon Varlamov made 29 saves in his fifth straight start in the team's final game before trade deadline.
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The forecast calls for Long Island to be bathed in sunshine Monday with temperatures well above average. But rain arrives soon after, forecasters said.
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John Gerges, 60, of Lindgren Street in Merrick, was charged with second-degree murder in the death of his wife, police said.
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"You have to get an ambulance here ... I just ran over somebody," motorist AnnMarie Drago pleaded in a 911 call.
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Cato Sands purchased land in Port Washington for $400 in 1834 and lived in a home that still stands today.
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The senator blasted the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers for a plan to pull crews and dredges from Long Island so they could work on a nonemergency project near President Trump's Mar-a-Lago resort.
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Cheryl Wills said learning she came "from a family of warriors and survivors" was transformative.
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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.
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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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According to an AARP survey, 76 percent of Americans age 50 and over said that they would like to remain in their homes.
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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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They redeem bottles and aluminum cans for a nickel apiece, sometimes taking thousands at a time to redemption centers to supplement their income.
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John Gerges, 60, of Lindgren Street in Merrick, was charged with second-degree murder in the death of his wife, police said.
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The senator blasted the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers for a plan to pull crews and dredges from Long Island so they could work on a nonemergency project near President Trump's Mar-a-Lago resort.
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The woman was airlifted via Suffolk police aviation to the hospital, according to Southampton Town Police.
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The woman was airlifted via Suffolk police aviation to the hospital, according to Southampton Town Police.
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The Alzheimer's Association credited the East End resident with "bravely sharing her diagnosis with the world, helping to break down the stigma."
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Michael Drummond hid in the bushes outside a woman's home and recorded her, Nassau police say.