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Huntington warns residents about dead geese at Heckscher Park

A half-dozen geese found dead in and near the park are being tested for possible avian influenza.

CM Performing Arts Center debuts $100G in 'Broadway-quality' upgrades

'It was crazy to see her in real life': Hundreds descend on Looney Tunes for Madison Beer signing

Annual deer cull set for Fire Island, William Floyd Estate

LI health aide who was 'like family' charged with hitting disabled 5-year-old in his care

Islip residents can buy parking passes online for MacArthur Airport

LI father files $100M civil rights lawsuit in son's death

Homelessness on LI has risen 32%. Here's how to help with a tally.

Only in NewsdayNYS and Suffolk at odds in river vs. pond debate at Blydenburgh

Only in NewsdayTown proposal could transform empty parking lots into more than 1,000 homes

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

AG: Shirley business owner sentenced in $1.5M Medicaid scheme

Lawyer charged with $750G theft in Southampton real estate deal

First in NewsdayFormer Huntington supervisor appointed to Suffolk's traffic violations agency

Only in NewsdayWhy high school sports can bring out the worst in fans

These LI 'de-influencers' champion a low-consumption lifestyle

Only in Newsday'We are not afraid of them': Iranians on LI react with horror, hope over government killings of protesters

Hochul wants 'speed limiters' for NYC residents with poor driving records

Cops: Three injured after buses crash at intersection

300 pet rats in condemned Rocky Point house need new shelter

Police: Pickup truck driver, 82, dies in Islandia crash

3 LI men admit to fatally stabbing, strangling homeless man at encampment

East Hampton's affordable housing plan for 50 apartments gets a boost

'Get all you can': Southampton urged to buy more beachfront properties

Burlington to open new LI store in March

First in NewsdayHistoric Huntington barn to be restored with help from $50G grant

Military funerals on LI decline as World War II, Korean War generations dwindle

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Latest crime stories

First in NewsdayAccused Gilgo Beach killer Rex Heuermann's defense filing sheds new light into first 24 hours in custody

'They include a prisoner log which noted he appeared calm'

LI college professor charged with arranging sexual encounter with a minor following FBI sting

Police: High School basketball player punched by man during game

Suffolk judge sentences convicted sex trafficker to up to 36 years in prison

Judge denies prosecution's request to ask Bernagozzi about uncharged allegations

Ice cream dipped in melted butter? Stew Leonard's has it

Despite 30% increase in Hispanic officers, LI police forces still overwhelmingly white

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'The Diplomat' films on LI

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Declining number of family owned hardware stores

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The great grocery store sheet cake taste test

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LI Works: A wizard at fixing pinball machines

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Energy, pride and school spirit: Newsday's 3rd annual Cheer Fest

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Volunteers of Long Island: New York Marine Rescue Center

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Out East: Mecox Bay Dairy in Bridgehampton

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Health insurers must cover scalp cooling treatments

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