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Officials urge Long Islanders to avoid roads after storm

In Nassau, Glen Cove and North Merrick saw the most snow, at just over 12 inches reported by Sunday evening. In Suffolk, Setauket-East Setauket reported 13.5 inches.

MORE ON THIS TOPICSchools across LI to be closed due to snowstorm LI towns suspend trash collection because of snow See how much snow fell in your neighborhood

Schools across LI to be closed due to snowstorm

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$800G house on 'rather big' lot has private dock leading to nearby creek

Bone-jarring ride in Huntington Station paves way for sewer plan

Centereach woman who ran online drug market sentenced to 15 years in prison

5 in rival motorcycle gangs charged in gas station fight

Rhoda Rubin, co-founder of LI's first Weight Watchers franchise, dies at 94

Massive winter storm brings heavy snowfall, whiteout conditions to LI starting early Sunday, NWS says

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Bug Light off Orient ready for restoration

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

Only in NewsdayTips for drivers to prep for the winter storm

Only in Newsday5 LI districts under 'fiscal stress,' comptroller says

First in NewsdayLI charter school applications can move forward after SUNY vote

Only in NewsdayWith 3,700 lane miles of road, LI town preps for snowstorm

Only in NewsdaySuffolk to upgrade camping reservation system, a $15M revenue generator

The Market, Greenport health food store and cafe, to close

Only in NewsdayLimited options, high prices dictate how LIers move through housing market

Newsday InvestigatesLI's town and village justice courts generated $47M in 2024, up 13%, analysis shows

LI knitwear company Royal Apparel buys new warehouse

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TSA union contract remains, despite government effort to revoke it

Only in Newsday'I just hope it's all bluster': LIers follow Trump's talk of owning Greenland

Grid division withdraws plans for half-dozen LI battery storage plants

First in NewsdaySuffolk Planning Commission rejects plan for massive Islandia development

Man sentenced for selling drugs linked to overdose

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'Never would I thought that we'd be going through this'

Long Island Cares says an overwhelming number of federal employees have signed up for food pantries due to the government shutdown. NewsdayTV's Andrew Ehinger reports.

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Latest crime stories

Three home health aides charged with stealing over $170G from elderly LI woman

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More than 100 cats found in West Islip home, Suffolk SPCA says

LI woman was breeding Maine Coon cats

Bayport man charged with allegedly possessing child porn

Police: 2 teens shot in parked vehicle

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