Long Island
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Will it snow for the holidays? How cold will it get? Will we get one of those freak storms? We'll find out soon enough.
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Officials said the spending is not directly related to a state order to address concerns about odors emanating from the 192-acre facility.
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Drivers in some western Nassau County communities pay higher annual auto insurance premiums than their fellow motorists in Suffolk.
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One proposed bill would create a staffed telephone hotline and online application for prospective homebuyers to log complaints.
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Bowler started the district's lacrosse program in 1974 and coached the high school varsity team for 42 years.
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Lawmakers and environmentalists want to lower transit-related greenhouse gasses by 55% by 2035.
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The proposal represents a hike of more than 7% in assistance to public schools, which now totals $27.5 billion statewide.
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The event, held at Hofstra University, included competitors from Stony Brook, Hofstra, NYU and CUNY.
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A witness said ex-Police Chief James Burke reached out from behind bars to make sure McPartland got the cash.
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About another inch of rain is expected to fall on Long Island Tuesday, forecasters said.
Cost of Living
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A new federal mandate calls for hospitals to post their prices online. But lists of costs show that the medical world speaks a language all its own.
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Statistics on retirement savings can be sobering, but some people learn how to make the most of their later years.
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Deciding whether to rent or buy is a multipronged decision, especially in the expensive Long Island market.
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Providers say they're caught in a financial squeeze too, as the rising minimum wage pushes their operating expenses up.
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The county legislature voted to fix errors in set tax collection amounts, which delayed the process, officials said.
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"If the sample is not stored or collected properly, it could have problems," a forensic toxicology expert said.
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The ex-Suffolk police chief's half brother testified he never pressed for Loeb case details, but "it was more my job as a brother to support him."
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The Town of Hempstead will vote on a proposal that would make it the first in the state to approve the community-choice savings program for gas.
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Records: Man confessed to cops he killed his mother
Akcel Arriaza, 19, is charged with killing Dora Villatoro-Arriaza, 46, as they sat in the family SUV outside their home.
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Opponents said they object to resurrecting a plan withdrawn three years ago amid community opposition.
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Household cleaning products with the chemical 1,4-dioxane, starting in 2022, will no longer be sold in the state of New York under the bill.
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"If the sample is not stored or collected properly, it could have problems," a forensic toxicology expert said.
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The county legislature voted to fix errors in set tax collection amounts, which delayed the process, officials said.
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The ex-Suffolk police chief's half brother testified he never pressed for Loeb case details, but "it was more my job as a brother to support him."
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J.P. Rosenbaum, the season 7 "Bachelorette" winner who grew up in Roslyn, shared updates on his condition from his hospital bed over the weekend.
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Officials are forming an Islandwide anti-hate task force in response to a spate of anti-Semitic incidents.
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The State Senate majority leader believes Democrats will pick up at least three seats in 2020.