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State comptroller's office to offer help with unclaimed funds accounts
In Nassau County, the comptroller's office counts 801,127 unclaimed funds accounts that total $575,618,489. In Suffolk, a total of $426,271,077 sits in 752,927 accounts.
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Think you can grow a 1,339-pound pumpkin? This LIer did it — and he wants to help you7m read
'We have to figure out what happened to these people' More than 100 women have been found dead outside on Long Island since 1976. NewsdayTV's Shari Einhorn and Newsday investigative reporter Sandra Peddie have this exclusive story.
Suffolk OTB sues after its $4 million PPP loan isn't forgiven2m read
Brookhaven Town to hike taxes after projected $21M loss in landfill revenue3m read
Equipment malfunction snarled LIE traffic this week, DOT says
Items seized from alleged Gilgo Beach killer's home, storage units returned, attorneys say2m read
Bosses ramp up work monitoring1m read
Town of Hempstead sending help to Florida to clear roads after hurricanes1m read
Reputed LI member of Bonanno crime family convicted at federal extortion trial, feds say2m read
Where LI home prices have increased the most this year10m read
Medal of Honor for Vietnam hero to be displayed at Riverhead town hall3m read
More than 100 women found dead outdoors on LI since 1976, investigation finds14m read
Man arrested after fleeing traffic stop, injuring deputy sheriff, officials say1m read
LI parks stay open for Aurora Borealis viewing3m read
Photos: The Northern Lights on Long Island
Appeals court upholds subway shooter Frank James' conviction, life sentence2m read
Who's left in NYC Mayor Eric Adams' administration amid federal probes?
Burglars beat man walking dog, stole 5 motorcycles from shop, police say1m read
'We have to figure out what happened to these people' More than 100 women have been found dead outside on Long Island since 1976. NewsdayTV's Shari Einhorn and Newsday investigative reporter Sandra Peddie have this exclusive story.
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Beyond Mayor Eric Adams and Turkey: A history of public officials and luxury travel9m read
2 new stores, Chinese restaurant named as incoming tenants for revamped LI mall2m read
3 quick LI getaways to try this Columbus Day weekend2m read
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With volunteers' help, a 'hot rod' of a WWI fighter plane is brought to life5m read
Some Floridians with LI ties lucky to dodge serious Hurricane Milton damage2m read
New Amazon Fresh stores set opening date1m read
Suffolk police officer released from hospital after collision on LIE
Here are the upgrades that could be coming to your library2m read
LI man begged friend to die after beating him for 6 hours, prosecutor says2m read
Average 30-year mortgage rate jumps to 6.32%, hurting homebuyers2m read
Glen Cove off state comptroller's financial 'stress' list for first time since '172m read
Bayport man killed in Southampton motorcycle crash
Village police chief to assume younger, smaller force2m read
Seniors Calendar: LI event listings1m read
Upstate judge blocks — for now — NYS even-years election law2m read
What to know about voting in LI's November election3m read
'How much better is this?' High-tech upgrades come to Hicksville postal facility3m read
State warns student borrowers over expired grace period1m read
Long Islanders do their part to help victims of Hurricanes Helene and Milton2m read
Carle Place schools community forum Thursday on $16M bond proposal1m read
Richard Mayhew, LI native and prominent artist, dies at 1003m read
Town officials spar over $15G cost for new carpets 2m read
Biggest LI restaurant closings of the year so far11m read
New Long Island restaurants to try in 202414m read
Trout exhibit on display at LI state park 3m read
Judge throws out suit against Suffolk over homeless shelter2m read
Streets renamed for beloved educators who died in Farmingdale band bus crash3m read
Fatal Stakes: Racehorses at Belmont are dying at higher rates
On the occasion of the 156th Belmont Stakes at Saratoga, a Newsday investigation reveals the increasing death rate of racehorses at Belmont Park.
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Bay Shore schools kept teacher despite sexual abuse allegations spanning decades
Lost licenses, fines: NYS penalizes LI real estate agents named in Newsday fair housing probe
See what happened to LI real estate agents involved in fair housing probe
