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An online DNA test from one of the cops' grandmothers brings an unexpected and stunning result.
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The 3,600-square-foot facility, which will offer a range of holistic products and treatments, is expected to open next year.
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He defeated Democratic incumbent William Lindsay by 215 votes.
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The latest judge to step away from presiding over the lawsuit is married to a Hempstead Town commissioner, daughter of former Sen. Alfonse D'Amato.
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Nassau County paid 15,867 employees or former employees a total of more than $1 billion in 2018.
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Suffolk Federal Credit Union is unveiling signage and branding around its naming rights deal at Suffolk County Community College's sports center.
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The small North Shore community will gather at 8 p.m. for three people killed in two separate fires that broke out within about 48 hours of each other last week.
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The deal is expected to close late next year, the company said. However a watchdog group still wants a public takeover.
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District officials tout the cost savings and environmental benefits of four electric school buses.
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DA: Owner of concrete company charged with illegal dumping
The Farmingville man illegally dumped solid waste onto the Suffolk County nature Preserve, officials 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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Four ways to stay inspired and accountable while you're saving all that money.
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Riding the LIRR isn't cheap. But there's a good chance you're paying more than you have to.
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The Buy Nothing Project is a worldwide network of people giving away goods and services for free to their neighbors.
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Retired Det. Kenneth Bombace said the cover-up began soon after the beating of Christopher Loeb ended.
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An online DNA test from one of the cops' grandmothers brings an unexpected and stunning result.
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The "WellVille" room for teachers and staff features details such as inspirational messaging, an essential oil diffuser, foot massager, salt lamps and a calming water feature.
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Three committees - one with subpoena power - plan to call witnesses from the real estate industry and the agencies that regulate them, officials say.
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DA: Man indicted in fire that left girl with limp
The girl, 12 at the time, suffered a fractured spine and fractures to her right foot when she was forced to climb out a window and jump, authorities said.
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DA: MS-13 gang member sentenced in shooting death
Jose "Smoker" Alvarenga was sentenced to up to life in prison for fatally shooting a former gang member, authorities said.
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A BMW left its lane and collided head on with a bus transporting a student in the Sag Harbor District.
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Taylor was at the forefront of battles to combat discrimination, as well as drug dealing in minority neighborhoods.
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Suffolk County Water Authority officials warned of toxic fluids that could leak from thousands of cars damaged in collisions that would be stored on the site.
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More than 100 attended a community forum to offer feedback as part of efforts to create a guide for revitalizing downtown Riverhead.
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Ex-detective Kenneth Bombace told jurors he feared he or his family would face criminal charges if he testified about Christopher Loeb's beating in 2012.
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If you went to elementary school in Long Beach anytime from the 1940s into the '70s, chances are you had Bernice Gross Altarac as your teacher in the fourth or fifth grade.
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Town officials tell the Cold Spring Harbor Fire District to remedy an illegal monopole constructed on its Main Street property.