Long Island
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Going from drug dealer to Carnegie Hall performer
Jay Mauro is the lead singer of a musical group of about a dozen recovering drug addicts from Long Island.
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Babylon adopts code changes for its restaurants
As a village moratorium is set to expire, in its place will be a new review process for restaurant applications and more emphasis on ample parking.
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The home has a second-floor loft area for an office or study and a fenced-in yard.
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Rosario Cascio, with the help of his mother, is providing some 500 gifts to children spending the holidays in hospitals.
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Police Officer Richard Gandolfo and part-time Long Islander Robert Hosey pulled a 19-year-old woman from a burning SUV trapped under a truck.
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The president of the state police union has questioned how the move would affect seniority and pensions, and whether park police can meet the standards set for his officers.
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It plans to open another four to six local locations next year, too.
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When she describes what life at Smithtown High School East has been like, she says, "It's really like the movie -- 'High School Musical.' "
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Janine Arvizu raised concerns about instruments used by toxicologists to determine that Thomas Murphy's blood alcohol content was 0.13%.
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Eugene Leavy, 94, was just a teenager during the largest and bloodiest battle fought by the U.S. during World War II.
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Millennials: The old rules for building wealth are obsolete
Young people are skeptical of traditional financial advisers and many might not seek their help.
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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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The decline means encouraging more reverse commuters to travel from New York City to LI jobs will be critical to filling hiring needs, the study says.
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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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The president of the state police union has questioned how the move would affect seniority and pensions, and whether park police can meet the standards set for his officers.
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The laws, which take effect Jan. 1, eliminate cash bail for defendants facing misdemeanor and nonviolent felony charges.
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The collision occurred on North Ocean Avenue at approximately 7:05 p.m. Saturday.
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Proposed change would make homeowners and businesses in the village liable for payment of injuries and repairs.
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NIFA chairman Adam Barsky said the fiscal control board is mulling the tactic as NUMC struggles with budget deficits and high debt.
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McAteer, an appointee of Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo who joined the board in 2013, will step down after Wednesday's board meeting in Uniondale.
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The collision occurred on North Ocean Avenue at approximately 7:05 p.m. Saturday.
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Hildebrandt's in Williston Park was used by director Martin Scorsese in one his film's most memorable scenes, which took place on the day President John F. Kennedy was killed.
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The laws, which take effect Jan. 1, eliminate cash bail for defendants facing misdemeanor and nonviolent felony charges.
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Franklin Square-raised former astronaut Mike Massimino is teaming up with a co-creator of "The Big Bang Theory" for a sitcom inspired by his life, according to a new report.
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Eddie, a Jack Russell terrier, was plucked Wednesday from the frigid waters of a Merrick creek.
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Its chief spokeswoman will retire in a few weeks, making her departure the latest in a string of high-level exits in the past 12 months.
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John Curran said his wife, Nassau County Executive Laura Curran, "had nothing to do with" his firm's contract with the MTA.