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	Broken stuff gets a second chance when people bring their wares to the Repair Cafe, and LI has its own branch. It&#39;s part of a worldwide grassroots effort to get people to think twice before throwing something away. On Saturday, the North Babylon Public Library hosted&nbsp;the latest effort, 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Advice and help from experts were&nbsp;free, but donations were welcome.
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The Bay Shore school district spent over $600,000 after it was accused of mishandling sexual abuse allegations against since-retired third-grade teacher Thomas Bernagozzi.

$600,000 in legal bills, 45 sexual abuse lawsuits

The fire was between Exits 55 and 56 on the eastbound right shoulder, according to Suffolk police. At one point, three of the four eastbound lanes were closed through the morning commute near Hauppauge.

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A fire erupted at the Winters Brothers recycling and waste transfer station in West Babylon on Monday.

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The fire dod not appear to be a criminal act, officials said.

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Dominick Pursino, 22, wrote an essay that intertwined the D-Day invasion's military significance with his family history.

D-Day essay earns Hofstra student trip to Normandy

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The spending plan seeks to make New York a leader in artificial intelligence development and combat a spike in infant mortality.

State Legislature begins to pass $237 billion state budget

The state regulations were announced amid a recent increase in predators off Long Island's Atlantic shoreline.

New fishing regulations aim to protect endangered sharks

Full-time resident tuition would rise by $190 to $5,830 per year, college officials said. The cost of a single credit would rise by $8 to $243.

College proposing tuition hike

In New York, 50% of nursing home residents were up to date on March 24, but that figure dropped to 41% as of April 14.

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Tougher penalties, expanded enforcement and tax credits are all part of proposals state lawmakers are expected to soon approve.

Tougher illegal cannabis shop, retail theft, toll evasion laws expected

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A visit to hidden migrant encampments in the Hamptons. NewsdayTV's Jasmine Anderson reports.

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Hidden communities on the East End have become a place of refuge for some migrants. NewsdayTV's Jasmine Anderson reports on the challenges they face on Long Island.

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Haircuts and important blood pressure screenings in Dix Hills. NewsdayTV's Drew Scott reports.

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Tom Cutinella, a Shoreham-Wading River football player who died after a traumatic brain injury in 2014, was honored by St. Charles Hospital on Friday for donating his organs.

HS football player who donated organs honored by St. Charles Hospital

Suffolk County SPCA detectives seized 49 animals from a 79-year-old Ronkonkoma woman's home. NewsdayTV's Ken Buffa reports.

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A woman crashed into a fire hydrant just before 11 a.m. in Coram and is facing multiple charges, including a DUI.

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Kristin Gillespie founded Rights to Unmute to fight misogyny and bullying in the online gaming community. NewsdayTV's Macy Egeland reports. 

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Suffolk County District Attorney Ray Tierney's office is investigating allegations that members of Steve Bellone's administration "improperly destroyed" and removed county data as they were leaving office last year.

A 'misuse of government property'

Lillie Crowder, of Middle Island, speaks about her journey as a civil rights-era activist. NewsdayTV's Steve Langford reports.

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Brienne Heinlein is about to celebrate 5 years cancer-free. At the same time she's remembering her 9-year-old daughter who died of leukemia. NewsdayTV's Shari Einhorn reports. 

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Seven dogs were rescued near a U.S. military base in the Middle East thanks to Paws of War, a Nesconset-based non-profit organization that rescues dogs from war zones. NewsdayTV's Virginia Huie reports. 

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