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Operation "Long Island Wave" was the first of its kind on Long Island in 15 years and was carried out ahead of what authorities said is a typical increase in crime during summer months and because of an uptick in shootings, officials said.
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The 10-year-old Long Beach boy who suffered an epileptic seizure was also named an honorary Marine.
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Zeldin calls it a slippery slope, but others say it's needed to remove firearms from people shown to be a threat to themselves or others.
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Are gas stations benefiting from rising prices? Is it price-gouging? Is it worth it to buy premium grade, or turn off the A/C? Here are some answers.
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We answer your questions on the crisis and when it could be resolved.
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One produced a documentary on 9/11, another is going to Ireland for college. Get to know more than 135 of the top seniors from high schools across LI.
Job gains were the strongest in leisure and hospitality, which added 16,800 jobs year-over-year.
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It doles out candy-flavored cannoli cream at private parties.
The Old Westbury brothers, along with 2 co-founders, created a company to sell college athletes' used gear.
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The proposed Residence Inn by Marriott would have 143 rooms and replace a vacant office building on Broad Hollow Road in Melville.
1m read1m readAfter pausing the program due to the pandemic, the American Cancer Society is relaunching the program
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According to the indictment, Sharon Gardner, then the food services director for Hempstead schools, steered more than $1 million in sole-source breakfast contracts to Maria Caliendo's company, even though cheaper options existed.
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Many workers, not just those at the lowest pay levels, are losing ground as rising prices swallow their raises.
According to a disclosure released to Newsday on Wednesday, PSEG Long Island's recently retired president Daniel Eichhorn made almost $900,000 in total compensation for 2021, more than triple that of his top LIPA counterparts,
The appeals court ruled that the law's language was not unconstitutionally vague in how it said law enforcement should not restrict the breathing of a suspect.
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Hiring is about to begin for the Oceanside store. Amazon Fresh supermarkets let shoppers pay digitally without going through checkout lines.
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Keri Lynn Stromski, a mother of three and a longtime teacher in the Riverhead School District, died last year after a 4½-year battle with breast cancer.
1m read1m readBeaches, miniature golf, sailboat races and more, serve as entertainment to this tranquil paradise.
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Car show season begins with shows happening throughout Nassau and Suffolk.
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High school and college counselors interviewed say that at mainstream summer camps they earn at least $1,500 from the camp for an eight-week summer.
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Scoop up flavors like Rose-Pistachio, banana fudge crunch and more.
2m read2m readTee up — and off at these courses open to everyone on Long Island.
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If you're looking for a getaway this holiday weekend, a staycation is the perfect escape.
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Higher mortgage rates have yet to bring down prices.
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The town had planned to temporarily close the airport as part of its transition to a private facility, which would allow the town to institute a series of flight restrictions to reduce air traffic.
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The pitmaster already operates two barbecue trucks that he outfitted himself.
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Thankfully, in most cases, truth and inclusivity won over falsehoods.
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New York legislators would be wise to cast their votes cautiously.
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Trampling truth is a feature, not a bug, of nasty political strategies.
2m read2m readWhat's most sickening is how much of it was wholly avoidable.
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