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The region is in line with national trends showing an aging and more racially and ethnically diverse population, as its white population continued to show a small decline, according to new census estimates.
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Midway Crossing has won support from Long Island economists, business leaders and the tourism industry but critics have concerns about the project, including its economic viability and the potential strain on the area's roads and water and sewer systems.
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No anti-abortion candidate has won the governor's race since New York enacted its first abortion-rights law in 1970.
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Janno Lieber fought back against criticism from LIRR riders who say the forthcoming schedule changes related to the expansion project will complicate and lengthen their daily commutes.
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Inspired by the loss of her parents, Liz Haines said she couldn't not help out her neighbor and his family after tests revealed she was a good candidate to donate her kidney to Joe Boyce.