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Takeaways from what Long Islanders read last year
What books were Long Islanders reading in 2019, and why did they choose them?
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China has a moral imperative to provide compassionate care for those confirmed or suspected to be infected by the coronavirus.
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Reader letters to Newsday about American Water rate increases, installing solar panels and more.
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To fight hate and increasing bias attacks, we must learn from history.
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Officials illegally took $29.4 million in sewer funds for other purpose.
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More and more admitting to misusing prescriptions, including young people.
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Jolt to presidential campaign now that Trump has touched third rail of politics.
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A cat he never wanted turned out to be a beloved family pet.
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Reader letters to Newsday for Sunday, Jan. 26, 2020.
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Reader letters to Newsday for Sunday, Jan. 26, 2020.
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Officials illegally took $29.4 million in sewer funds for other purpose.
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Death camp's atrocities must remind us to guard against hatred, cruelty and violence.
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Across Long Island, towns and villages often are not properly responsive to FOIL requests.
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Science is the island's past, present and future.
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Cuomo on right track to bridge the gap.
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Nation must see all evidence against President Trump.
Phyllis, William Jr., John, and Mr. and Mrs. William Cotter. Credit: Jim O’Rourke/Newsday
Bill Levitt. Credit: Dan Sheehan/Newsday
Christopher Neidt
Christopher Neidt
The Cotter house in 1953.
Long Islanded Divided series by Newsday.
Newsday editorial, 1949
Dateline: Long Island/Hartley Productions
Dateline: Long Island/Hartley Productions
Dateline: Long Island/Hartley Productions
Dateline: Long Island/Hartley Productions
Dateline: Long Island/Hartley Productions
Dateline: Long Island/Hartley Productions
Joshua Ruff
Dateline: Long Island/Hartley Productions
Dateline: Long Island/Hartley Productions
Herbie Wheeler
Dateline: Long Island/Hartley Productions
Dateline: Long Island/Hartley Productions
Letter to the editor October 1947
Newsday editorial board response 1947
Original Levittown lease. Credit: Levittown Historial Society
Newsday editorial 1949
Newsday editorial 1949
Newsday editorial 1948
Newsday editorial 1957
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What books were Long Islanders reading in 2019, and why did they choose them?
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China has a moral imperative to provide compassionate care for those confirmed or suspected to be infected by the coronavirus.
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More and more admitting to misusing prescriptions, including young people.
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A cat he never wanted turned out to be a beloved family pet.
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The legislative and judicial branches seem to have shrugged their shoulders in the face of Trump's disregard for the law.
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Sanders campaign is willing to play dirty. But now, his opponents are hitting back.
National Cartoon Galleries
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Cartoonists from across the nation and around the world sound off on current events.
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Essays
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A cat he never wanted turned out to be a beloved family pet.
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Every community should have a place like Sip This.
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A collage evokes a young man's fear and hopes from 1969.
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Life in glimpses: Excerpts from 2019 Expressway reader essays.
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If I had a time machine, I'd go back and witness some of the happiest moments of my life, Christmas mornings with my family.
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The world was worried about computers, but my concern was closer to home
More Opinion
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Reader letters to Newsday for Sunday, Jan. 26, 2020.
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The legislative and judicial branches seem to have shrugged their shoulders in the face of Trump's disregard for the law.
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They need to understand that it's a system that only succeeds when it enriches others.