Long Island
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A couple was threatened with a $150 fine is their son continued to ride on sidewalks and in the parking lot.
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She was reportedly breathing when it was first spotted, but otherwise not active, a spokeswoman said.
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Nassau police will boost patrols in mall parking lots, including assigning officers on horseback, a spokesman said.
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Island Harvest making stops around Long Island to give away food to veterans who need help affording a Thanksgiving meal.
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Route 25 in Selden was closed in both directions between North Bicycle Path and Evergreen Drive after the crash.
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The former Lindenhurst star is in the mix for the College Football Playoff with the Buckeyes and knows that one loss could end any postseason dreams.
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At least 1,292 properties on Long Island were exempt from property taxes in 2017 because they were owned by clergy.
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Officials: LI fire chief died in line of duty
North Amityville Fire Company Chief Darryl Rollins died unexpectedly, fire officials confirmed.
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An insult from Christopher Loeb led then-Suffolk Police Chief James Burke to punch him in a 2012 precinct beating, a witness said.
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If often seems as if jurors in the trial of Thomas Spota and Christopher McPartland are getting two trials in one.
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Roosevelt residents pay the highest average car insurance premiums in Nassau, the metro area, state and nation.
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Four ways to stay inspired and accountable while you're saving all that money.
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Take an extra job, rent instead of buy a home, skip vacation, shop around for food -- these are just some of the ways parents are making it work.
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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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Police: One person killed in crash in Selden
Route 25 in Selden was closed in both directions between North Bicycle Path and Evergreen Drive after the crash.
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"There was kind of the haves and have nots," an ex-Suffolk detective said when asked about the intelligence unit.
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Donald Clavin's win over Democrat Laura Gillen will return the town's highest elected office to Republican control.
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To accommodate increased sales, Topiderm wants to rent a Melville warehouse.
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Seven children, ages 5 and 6, who were riding the minibus were OK after the accident, police said. The driver and an adult on board had minor injuries.
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Donald Harkness could dazzle students and lure them in even if they were not interested, relatives said.
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Encore Luxury Living, with rents as high as $13,500, is the newest entry on Long Island's concierge apartment landscape.
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Daniel Blunnie's voice quivered as he described the crash that killed 12-year-old Andrew McMorris.
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The county executive's vetoes also raised sales tax revenue projections.
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The summit was one of several across the state and the first of its kind on Long Island.
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The Nassau County executive is expected to announce plans including stepped up enforcement of the county open housing law.
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An official said that as part of the investigation the state would review Newsday's hidden-camera videos of agents for evidence of illegal conduct.
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Key to the change are voters who identify themselves as not belonging to a political party., Siena says.