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Newsday found that LI’s major departments are two of only three large U.S. forces that have spurned cameras. The cost would be a fraction of each department’s budget.
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Employees of firms in the program followed Cuomo's directive to work remotely, but state law requires in-office work to qualify for tax-exempt status.
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A family faces a $3,700 electric bill after spending $27,000 on a heat-pump heating and cooling system they were told would lead to savings.
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The action was sparked by a Newsday investigation that found evidence of widespread unequal treatment of minority homebuyers.
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Newly uncovered court records show Grumman was aware at least 35 years ago that pollution generated by its work for the Navy had the potential to migrate below the surface.
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The defense contractor and the Navy reached a deal in principle with the state that would install a series of new contaminant extraction wells inside and along the edges of the 4.3-mile-long, 2.1-mile-wide Grumman plume.
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A Centereach man is in custody on multiple charges after police said he stabbed the Suffolk police officer, who is in critical but stable condition with a severe leg wound.
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David Bernardi, 29, of New Hyde Park was charged with second-degree vehicular manslaughter and driving while ability impaired by drugs, Nassau police said.
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U.S. District Judge Sandra J. Feuerstein's sons told Newsday their mother was in Boca Raton, Florida, visiting friends when police said she was killed on a sidewalk Friday by a hit-and-run driver. They remembered her as "everything a child could want from a mother."