Long Island
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If putting together an Instagram-able charcuterie board or decorating turkey-shaped cookies are beyond your capabilities, you can rely on these local spots.
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Several other vehicles were also damaged by the fire, which swept through a Town of Oyster Bay lot in Syosset Wednesday.
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Officers rescued six dogs left unattended outside in frigid overnight temperatures in Manorville, Suffolk police said.
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The project is expected to cost up to $854,000 for less than a third of a mile of Long Beach Road.
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The death comes as New York's bald eagle population has been slowly making headway after all but vanishing.
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Forum to promote vocational training for students
Industry leaders, educators and lawmakers will discuss ways to increase apprenticeship programs as an alternative to college.
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The corps from Old Bethpage has a chance to take the top prize against nondisabled teams, its organizer said Wednesday.
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Police searching for man who illegally entered homes, cops say
Sixth Squad detectives said in two of the eight cases the suspect made "nonsexual physical contact" with female residents before fleeing.
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DA: Ex-employee stole $260,000 from Elmont library
Sheila Seward of West Babylon, an ex-library employee, is facing 5 to 15 years in prison if convicted of the charges against her.
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A new online portal has been set up for customers affected by the moratorium on new hookups.
Cost of Living
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Long Islanders in or near retirement are caught between a high-expense rock and a low-interest-rate hard place.
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"Despite the inconveniences, owning property can be profitable and well worth the effort involved," says a real estate agent.
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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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New York ranked 50, the worst, primarily because of the cost of living, taxes, and health care quality.
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School creates wellness room for teachers to de-stress
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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Pedestrian fatally hit in Holbrook, cops say
Police said the Mastic Beach man was struck and killed after leaving his disabled pickup truck on a ramp to westbound Sunrise Highway in Holbrook early Wednesday.
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The death comes as New York's bald eagle population has been slowly making headway after all but vanishing.
More Long Island stories
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The 1687 house was originally owned by Ebenezer Smith, the grandson of Richard "The Bull" Smith, the founder of Smithtown, and was featured in a new book.
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Some state lawmakers said they are looking at possible changes in the aid formula, including the way the state counts impoverished students.
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Jury selection in the federal case against Thomas Spota and one of his ex-chief deputies concluded.
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The second day of the Riverhead trial of Thomas Murphy focused on the testimony of assistant Boy Scouts leader Robert Dougherty Jr.
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The house was once the tallest in the community, says an owner.
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Learn what it takes to be a successful importer
The Nov. 27 workshop is being organized by the National Institute for World Trade in East Moriches and NYIT's College of Engineering & Computing Sciences.
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Medicare is the federal health insurance plan, with Part B covering doctor visits, tests and screenings, as well as other outpatient services.
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The June 2018 crash killed East Hampton luxury developers Ben and Bonnie Krupinksi, their grandson William Maerov and the pilot Jon Dollard.
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Pedestrian fatally hit in Holbrook, cops say
Police said the Mastic Beach man was struck and killed after leaving his disabled pickup truck on a ramp to westbound Sunrise Highway in Holbrook early Wednesday.
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Peter Farrell, 72, set sail out of Fire Island Inlet on Oct. 13, but has not seen or heard from since.