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Only in NewsdayCustomers canceling orders, special events at eateries ahead of the storm

Businesses across Long Island are preparing for the financial effects of a storm expected to begin dumping snow before dawn Sunday.

Only in NewsdayHow is your town preparing for the snowstorm?

En garde! LI's top fencing teams in sabre, foil, epee

Newsday InvestigatesLong Island town and village justice court data: Look up what each court raised in 2024

Picture This: That time Commack had an arena for concerts and sports

Upcoming Events

Friday, January 23

Long Island Bridal Expo

Jan27

Brides, grooms, family and friends will be able to meet with top Long Island wedding professionals specializing in photography, videography, wedding gowns, flowers, live entertainment, invitations, cakes, tuxedoes, hair and makeup, salons and more, register

Where

Hilton Long Island/Huntington

598 Broadhollow Rd.

Melville, NY

Phone

631-563-6280

Price

free

Website

longislandbridalexpo.com

Alzheimer Disease Resource Center

Feb9

Monthly caregiver support group for community members who are impacted by having a loved one living with Alzheimer's disease or other dementias, register starting 2 weeks in advance

Where

Half Hollow Hills Community Library - Melville Branch

510 Sweet Hollow Rd.

Melville, NY

Phone

631-421-4535

Price

free

Website

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Half Hollow Hills East wins state U.S. Constitution competition

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Friday, January 23

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2 LI towns plan to waive property taxes for permanently disabled vets

Weinschreider, McDonald lead second-half charge for Huntington girls basketball

Dircks takes a leading role for Cold Spring Harbor girls basketball

Photos: Cold Spring Harbor vs. New Hyde Park

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Huntington warns residents about dead geese at Heckscher Park

Photos: Gymnastics — Cartwheel for a Cure at Cold Spring Harbor HS

Annual 'Cartwheel for a Cure' gymnastics meet continues to grow

Only in NewsdayMobile sports betting addiction has risen among LI's youth. Schools are fighting back.

Nurses at 3 Northwell hospitals approve new contracts

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'Hardware, which has 'hard' in the name'

Burlington to open new LI store in March

LI's largest publicly traded company names first Black CEO

Cops: Driving instructor showed teens pornography

Protesters gather across LI to denounce ICE following Minnesota shooting

Syosset, Plainview, Huntington nurses reach tentative deal with hospitals, averting strike

LI man charged with driving under the influence after multiple LIE crashes

Ski bus trips from LI to Northeast slopes and resorts

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Brentwood man dies after being hit by alleged drunken driver

Melville woman arraigned on elevated charges in fatal scooter crash

First in Newsday33 LI students named Regeneron Science Talent Search semifinalists

Photos: Nassau boys basketball — Plainview-Old Bethpage JFK at Syosset

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Municipalities are hiking fines and hiring more officers to write tickets. Critics say it's a way to balance the books.

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