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Fire heavily damages Deer Park home

Nine fire companies responded to the blaze Monday night on Cayuga Avenue.

LI could see fewer film, TV shoots under Mamdani pitch for more production in NYC

Fire district eyes 152-foot communications tower, catches static from neighbors

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

Driver killed in East Patchogue crash, police say

State pushes back deadline for Brookhaven landfill cleanup report

Fire breaks out in Kings Park home

Only in NewsdayNYC restaurant opens 2nd LI location

Only in NewsdayVenezuelans on LI wonder what happens next after Maduro's arrest

Only in NewsdayMeet Suffolk's new county legislators

Only in NewsdayUSA 250 on LI: What's planned, and what do stakeholders want to see?

Cervical cancer self-test gets federal recommendation

Protesters gather across LI to denounce ICE following Minnesota shooting

Only in NewsdaySouthampton's $25.8M plan to raze beachfront mansion, add beach access

Long Island figure skaters compete for spots in upcoming Winter Olympics

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

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

Mourners bid emotional farewell to young CVS worker killed on Christmas Day

Cannabis greenhouse plan on the North Fork hits a snag

LI woman claims $1M prize in NY Lottery's Million Dollar Raffle

Cops: Driver seriously injured in crash with tractor trailer

Only in NewsdayLI village approves $225 tax increase

Zoning change sought for Huntington housing development on former school field

Babylon Town boosts summertime recreation fees by up to 40%

As year's first Social Security checks roll out, LIers say it's not enough

First in NewsdayNorthwell nurses strike looms as contract talks continue, health system activates contingency plan

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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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Judge sentences father who beat newborn son, calling it a 'reprehensible act'

The infant was 5 weeks old

Police: Westbury man critical in Wyandanch shooting

Brentwood man dies after being hit by alleged drunken driver

Melville woman arraigned on elevated charges in fatal scooter crash

'A violent criminal record'

Blakeman sworn in as Nassau County executive

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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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Out East: Mecox Bay Dairy in Bridgehampton

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Health insurers must cover scalp cooling treatments

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Bacon, egg and cheese with a twist at this LI bakery

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Last-minute ticket surcharge irks LIRR riders

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Rapid Response Network tracks ICE presence in Port Washington

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Flying high: New indoor trapeze school opens

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