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"We remember the good times, the bad times, the stuff that led us here." Inmates at the Yaphank jail are receiving lessons in memoir writing. NewsdayTV's Cecilia Dowd reports.

A lesson in memoir writing at the Yaphank jail

A single-engine Beechcraft V35 made an emergency landing on the beach in Shoreham on Friday due to a reported engine issue, according to the FAA.

Small plane lands on Shoreham Beach after engine trouble

Remarks by Chief Deputy County Executive Lisa Black at a recent conference give a closer look at how Suffolk County officials scrambled to deal with the Sept. 8 ransomware attack. Hear analysis from Newsday reporter Mark Harrington.

Top Suffolk official said 'We're shutting down our emails'

With strong winds speeding the flames, Central Islip firefighters rescued a woman from a second-floor window Tuesday night. NewsdayTV's Cecilia Dowd reports.

Firefighters rescue woman from blazing home

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Rachel Epstein was joined Monday at the Reconstructionist Synagogue of the North Shore in Plandome by the great grandaughter of the French couple who saved the Roslin resident and her brother during the Holocaust.

Holocaust survivor tells her story

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Leonard Schwartz co-wrote two books on psychotherapy and had a private practice.

Longtime LI psychologist dies at 96

Almost 80 years ago, Rachel Epstein, then Rachel Malmed, and her brother were saved by a French couple after most of the siblings' family died in the Holocaust. On Monday, Epstein reunited with the French couple's great-granddaughter to talk to the congregants of the Reconstructionist Synagogue of the North Shore about the cross-continental bond between these two families.

'Every time I talk about my story, I'm not here, I'm there' Holocaust survivor shares story of French couple that saved her

The ending of the La Nina global weather pattern should also result in normal amounts of rainfall, meteorologists say.

Spring at last — forecasters say it will be warmer than usual

Homeowners unable to finish repairs on their Sandy-damaged houses have received letters from the state notifying them that they need to return the money they were awarded.

They tried rebuilding after Superstorm Sandy. Now, New York Rising wants the money back.

The Brookhaven supervisor said the town has had talks with wind farm companies about the prospect of using Smith Point and Shoreham for cable landing sites.

Romaine: Brookhaven open to wind-farm cables at Shoreham, Smith Point

Newsday's winning entries included first place in the general news category by Alejandra Villa Loarca for a photograph titled "Honoring a Hero" — from the funeral of NYPD officer Jason Rivera at St. Patrick's Cathedral.

Newsday photographers, freelancers win 20 awards in NY Press Photographers contest

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High school students debated the presence of armed campus guards on campus Wednesday during a mock hearing at the Suffolk legislative offices in Hauppauge.

HS students participate in mock hearing over armed campus guards 

Sweetbriar Nature Center's wildlife care coordinator, Isabel Fernandes, gave an update on the injured coyote caught last week in Queens. Fernandez said once the coyote is healed, the goal is to release it to a familiar place.

Injured coyote resting and recovering at Sweetbriar Nature Center

Dramatic video captured by resident Luis Lopez shows the moments leading up to the North Lindenhurst plane crash on Sunday.

Plane crash caught on camera

Officials are investigating a small plane crash and fire Sunday in North Lindenhurst. A passenger was killed and the pilot and other passenger were seriously burned, according to officials on Monday. NewsdayTV's Pat Dolan reports.

'A very large explosion': Investigation into North Lindenhurst plane crash

One person was killed in the crash of a single-engine plane Sunday near Republic Airport. Plane wreckage, fire and billowing smoke are seen in videos from the scene. NewsdayTV's Pat Dolan reports.

Flames, billowing smoke after plane crash near Republic Airport

Jennifer Wustenhoff Lees announced a $100,000 reward for information leading to the arrest of her father's killer.

'It has been 33 very long years,' says daughter of detective killed in 1990 car bombing 

Suffolk police said an explosion on a sailboat with a gas leak injured a 44-year-old man whom officers found "in the wreckage" in Islip Thursday night.

Security camera captures boat explosion in Islip canal

The Suffolk County District Attorney's Office is ready to welcome a new "employee" – Tillman, a nearly 2-year-old service dog. Tillman will be working with child victims, putting them at ease in difficult situations. NewsdayTV's Cecilia Dowd reports.

'I was very happy when my name and Tillman's name got called together'

  Following a serious car accident in 2020, Maryann and Leon Esquibel of Smithtown, learned weeks later they were each suffering with a potentially life-threatening brain bleed. On Tuesday, they reunited with their neurosurgeon at St. Catherine of Siena Hospital to celebrate their 65th wedding. anniversary. 

Smithtown couple celebrates 65th wedding anniversary after each had life-saving surgery. 

Suffolk County police partnered with the Commack Fire Department on Saturday for the 13th annual blood drive in memory of Officer Glen Ciano, who was killed by a drunken driver in 2009. NewsdayTV's Steve Langford reports.

Commack blood drive held in memory of Officer Glen Ciano

Reducing air traffic at the East Hampton Town Airport could cause a ripple effect in neighboring communities such as Montauk where residents worry about the consequences of flights diverting to the privately-owned Montauk Airport. NewsdayTV's Steve Langford reports.

Montauk advocates weigh in with concerns about East Hampton airport operations

Parts of a pre-Civil War shipwreck were discovered by NPS employees on Fire Island in October, who, on Friday, said they believe they've discovered what is left of the SS Savannah, the first steamboat to cross the Atlantic. NewsdayTV's Shari Einhorn reports.

'It's just a cool find. It really is.'

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