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The Smithtown library board on Thursday voted to restore Pride Month displays in its children's reading rooms, reversing its decision at its Tuesday meeting to remove the displays, which drew ire from residents and elected officials.

Smithtown library board restores Pride displays in kids' reading rooms

In 1971 a fourth-grader from Huntington wrote a letter to a U.S. soldier in Vietnam. Fifty-one years later, Kathleen Ryan gets to meet the soldier she wrote to over five decades ago.

LI woman meets Vietnam veteran she wrote to in 1971

Two horses joined commuters on a Long Island Expressway service road in Holtsville, police said

Cops corral escaped horses on LIE service road

Attendees emphasized the importance of educating people about Black history as Suffolk County celebrated Juneteenth on Monday in Hauppauge with song, prayer and dance. Newsday TV's Cecilia Dowd reports.

'We too are America,' Juneteenth Jubilee attendees say

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Two trains pulling a freight train derailed early Friday morning.

LIRR: Service suspended between Greenport and Ronkonkoma

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The new plan removes the age-restricted component and earmarks 20% of the units, condominium town homes and villa apartments for affordable housing.

Developer submits zoning-change application to build 385 housing units with no age restriction

The beach will reopen when testing shows that bacteria levels have fallen to acceptable levels, a county spokeswoman said.

Bayport Beach closed due to high levels of bacteria, Suffolk officials say

The 4-2 vote Thursday night reversed a decision by the board at its Tuesday meeting to remove the displays, which included picture books like "Pink is for Boys" and "Pride Puppy" and a history of the AIDS Memorial Quilt. 

It found there was a higher frequency of some cancers than expected, but that was not unusual for a population and geographic area that large over a two-decade span.

NY releases cancer findings on Northport-East Northport school district

State releases cancer study on Northport-East Northport school district

The move comes as the board faces condemnation from library associations, LGBTQ advocates and Gov. Kathy Hochul over its decision in a 4-2 vote to remove the displays from the library system's children's rooms.

Smithtown library board to vote on reversing removal of LGBTQ displays

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Family and firefighters pay their respects for fallen former Hauppauge Fire Chief Stephen A. Feron at Saint Thomas Moore Church in Hauppauge on Saturday.

Funeral Mass for fallen firefighter

Suffolk police Det. Lt. Michael Crowley discusses a car accident which left one person dead and others injured.

1 killed in 2-vehicle crash in Commack, Suffolk police say

Artists participate in an exhibit at Brookhaven Town Hall while celebrating Juneteenth, the national holiday marking the day more than 150 years ago when slaves in Texas learned they were free and that slavery in the United States had ended. 

Brookhaven's Juneteenth celebration features works by artists

The father of a teen who accidentally drove into Patchogue Bay on Tuesday night, and the Good Samaritan who rescued her, speak about the ordeal on Wednesday. 

Teen rescued after driving car into Patchogue Bay, Suffolk police say

There were 14 children on the slide, ages 6 and 7, the SCPD said. "One child was transported to a hospital with a broken leg. Four other children were transported to hospitals for minor injuries."

Surveillance video shows multi-colored slide tipping over

Suffolk County Police Commissioner Rodney K. Harrison speaks at a news conference where the department's K-9 dogs were given police shields. 

Commissioner Harrison presents badges to canine section dogs

Alarmed that the honey bees in his hives were dying prematurely, Bay Shore apiarist Tom Santorelli enlisted the help of an Islip councilman to address the issue, leading the town to pass a resolution recommending developers plant bee-friendly vegetation.

Bay Shore apiarist bee-hind Islip's resolution recommending developers plant bee-friendly vegetation

Veterans, community memebers and public officials remember D-Day during ceremonies on Long Island. 

Veterans and public officials remember D-Day

From spectators to participants and organizers, everyone seemed to feel the love on Sunday afternoon as Babylon Village put on the Pride parade. Newsday TV's Steve Langford reports.

Babylon Pride Parade kicks off on Sunday afternoon

In addition to existing school safetly initiatives, including the RAVE Mobile App and the S.H.A.R.E program, Suffolk County officials on Friday announced they will soon begin mobilization drills to make sure they are prepared to respond quickly in the event of an active shooter situation. 

Suffolk officials announce drills to respond to active shooter situation

Members of the FDNY gathered in Nesconset for the funeral of Jack McCauley, 65, of Ronkonkoma. The former supervising fire marshal is one of four retired FDNY firefighters who died of 9/11-related illnesses within four days.

4 retired FDNY firefighters die from 9/11-related illnesses in 4 days

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