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blog Long Island Now 8:05 AM Find the cooling center in your area Towns across Long Island announced special measures to help residents deal with the ongoing heat ...
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article Nassau 7:22 AM Hempstead man arrested in June burglaries A Hempstead man was arrested Monday in Westbury after a positive DNA match tied him ...
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article Towns 7/15/13 Judge OKs referendum in Cerro Wire sale A referendum will proceed next month on the Town of Oyster Bay's planned sale of ...
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article Nassau 7/15/13 Rep. Carolyn McCarthy raises $233G in donations Campaign contributions continue to flow to Rep. Carolyn McCarthy, who's being treated for lung cancer ...
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article Crime 7/15/13 Rabbi accused of posing as cop heads to court MAMARONECK -- Some drivers in the suburbs north of New York City were startled when ...
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blog Long Island Now 7/15/13 In summer, the 'Bayville shuffle' returns Today kicks off Newsday’s five-day “Town Focus” in the waterfront village of Bayville. Although Bayville ...
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article LI Life 7/15/13 Winner: Gail Trugman-Nikol Gail Trugman-NikolCompany CEO ...
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article LI Life 7/15/13 Winner: Susan H. Alvy Susan H. AlvyEx-tennis club exec ...
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blog Feed Me 7/15/13 Ocean in Bayville: First bites Ocean gives you a beautiful view of Long Island Sound. ...
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blog Long Island Now 7/15/13 Famous Bayville resident’s pastime: swimming nude Jackie “The Jokeman” Martling, 65, is a stand-up comedian, radio host, actor and a former ...
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blog Long Island Now 7/15/13 Tighter noise laws in effect in Huntington Tighter noise limits are in effect in the town of Huntington. ...
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article Business 7/15/13 LI firm handles nation's biggest bankruptcies As an attorney, there's not a lot Karen Shaer, 53, hasn't done. Before becoming senior ...
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blog Long Island Now 7/15/13 50,000 come out for St. Rocco Festival Walking around the St. Rocco Festival in Oyster Bay Sunday night was a vastly different ...
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article Long Island 7/14/13 Neptune Cable problems cost LIPA more than $40M LIPA paid upward of $40 million to fix equipment related to the Neptune Cable and ...
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article Towns 7/14/13 LI synagogue gives Queens temple furniture Since superstorm Sandy decimated her Queens synagogue, Rabbi Marjorie Slome has had to sing her ...
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blog Long Island Now 7/14/13 Newsday is heading to Bayville this week Sandy beaches, stunning views of the Long Island Sound, and an amusement park. This is ...
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blog Long Island Now 7/14/13 West Shore Road to be closed on 8 nights West Shore Road in Mill Neck, a key North Shore access road being rebuilt after ...
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column Rick Brand 7/13/13 Brand: Value of Suffolk's ShotSpotter system questioned ShotSpotter -- the high-tech system for pinpointing gunfire -- may have missed the mark in ...
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article Long Island 7/13/13 Mom who aids vets fights to help son walk As president of the local Blue Star Mothers of America, Cynthia Ventura has been there ...
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article Nassau 7/13/13 Cops: 2 use gun to rob man in New Cassel A man was robbed at gunpoint in New Cassel on Friday night, thrown to the ...
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article Basketball 7/13/13 LI's Bird hopes to extend WNBA career Three Olympic gold medals, two WNBA championships, two NCAA championships and two New York State ...
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blog Long Island Now 7/13/13 Sagamore Hill receives national award Sagamore Hill National Historic Site has received the National Park Service’s National Programmatic Accessibility Achievement ...
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blog 7/13/13 'Zombies' soon to overrun Huntington It happens every Saturday night: people from around the Island head for Huntington Village. ...
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article Nassau 7/12/13 Woman seeks estates of kids she killed A woman who admitted to drowning her three young children in her New Cassel bathtub ...
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article Towns 7/12/13 Huntington buys Erb Farm for soccer fields After six years, a Dix Hills group has reached its goal -- soccer that will ...
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article Towns 7/12/13 Restraining order lifted on land deal A judge Friday lifted a temporary restraining order blocking Oyster Bay Town from selling its ...
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blog Long Island Now 7/12/13 Saturday: Literary landmark, street festival SOUTHAMPTON Windmill to be literary landmark ...
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article LI Life 7/12/13 Centenarian: Mary Victoria Coco Mary Victoria Coco was born July 19, 1913, in Manhattan, to Mary and Michael Lospinuso. ...
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article LI Life 7/12/13 Centenarian: Carmela (Millie) Misiti Terranova Carmela (Millie) Misiti Terranova was born July 16, 1913, in Manhattan. She married Michael Terranova ...
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blog Feed Me 7/12/13 Lola in Great Neck: Small is beautiful Normally, I don’t love tapas. Give me a huge plate of pasta from Gino’s in ...
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article Nassau 7/12/13 Teen faces attempted-burglary charge A New Cassel youth faces a charge of attempted burglary after trying to break into ...
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blog Feed Me 7/12/13 Bastille Day a la Long Island Long Island may not be the epicenter of dining out French, but there's more than ...
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article Nassau 7/12/13 Cops: Ex-employee stole cash from store Terminated by his employer in May, a Rockville Centre man used an unreturned key to ...
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article Long Island 7/11/13 Cabbie shot by off-duty cop won't testify, lawyer says The unarmed cabdriver shot by an off-duty Nassau cop who had been drinking does not ...
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article Nassau 7/11/13 Doc admits illegally prescribing oxy A 70-year-old Baldwin doctor avoided a possible sentence of life in prison when he pleaded ...
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article Long Island 7/11/13 Suffolk DA raids Looks Great office The Suffolk County district attorney's office on Tuesday removed boxes of company records and computer ...
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article Towns 7/11/13 Stuck with bill, village alters filming policy Munsey Park trustees have voted to alter the village's filming ordinance, after a recent Hollywood ...
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article Towns 7/11/13 Partial ruling on Cerro Wire petition The developer trying to build a mall on the former Cerro Wire property in Syosset ...
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article Jobs 7/11/13 Pirate's Booty founder vows to employ laid-off LIers The former chief executive of natural snack company Pirate Brands LLC said Thursday that he ...
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article Nassau 7/11/13 DA: Bookkeeper stole $866G from firm A Huntington bookkeeper has been indicted on charges that she stole $866,000 over six years ...
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blog Long Island Now 7/11/13 Glen Cove kids to be featured on 'The Chew' Holding a cafeteria tray, Patrick Grecco, 9, lined up with other children to grab lunch ...
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blog Long Island Now 7/11/13 Higher penalties for zoning offenses Village of Plandome trustees voted Tuesday to hike the maximum penalties for zoning and other ...
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blog Long Island Now 7/11/13 What's on your bucket list? Got a bucket list item that you’re about to cross off? Let us tag along. ...
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article Breaking 7/10/13 Grand jury convened in Huntington Sta. cabdriver shooting The Suffolk County district attorney's office is convening a new grand jury and has served ...
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article Jobs 7/10/13 Pirate's Booty maker to lay off all LI workers A day after being sold to a large publicly traded food company, Sea Cliff-based Pirate ...
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article All Star Game 7/10/13 LIRR: Extra trains for All-Star Game The Long Island Rail Road will provide additional trains to Citi Field for three days ...
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article LI Life 7/10/13 Winner: Aileen Murstein Aileen MursteinBrokerage branch ...
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blog Long Island Now 7/10/13 Town to hold drug, electronics collection The fourth of eight 2013 Household Hazardous Waste Disposal (S.T.O.P.-Stop Throwing Out Pollutants), electronic waste ...
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article Nassau 7/10/13 Westbury Avenue in Carle Place reopens A gas main break forced the temporary closure of a main road in Carle Place ...
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blog Long Island Now 7/10/13 Legal challenges over Syosset sites continue A court hearing yesterday on a lawsuit seeking to block a referendum on the Town ...
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blog Long Island Now 7/10/13 Town OKs $294G Bayville beach bathroom The Oyster Bay Town Board Tuesday approved construction of a new restroom building at Centre ...
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article Towns 7/9/13 Glen Cove, police union agree to contract Glen Cove officials and the city police union have agreed to a contract that preserves ...
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article Business 7/9/13 LI insurance firm probed over Sandy victims State officials are investigating whether a Long Island insurance company is illegally refusing to participate ...
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article Celebrities 7/8/13 Sinatra's jet donated to BOCES Kings Point businessman Arik Kislin has an abiding interest in the Rat Pack, especially Frank ...
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column Joye Brown 7/8/13 Brown: Safe boating requires education The drowning deaths of three children in Oyster Bay last year rightfully put a spotlight ...
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article Nassau 7/8/13 Cops: Man burglarized restaurant A Hicksville man was arrested Monday and charged with burglarizing a Hicksville restaurant Thursday, Nassau ...
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article Business 7/8/13 Ex-Systemax exec pleads not guilty in bribery A former executive for Port Washington electronics retailer Systemax Inc. pleaded not guilty Monday to ...
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blog 7/8/13 Art and party inspired by The Sixties When the Huntington-based ”SparkBoom” arts initiative kicked off during the spring earlier this year (April ...
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article Health 7/8/13 Breast cancer gene mutation more common Two years ago, Heather Palmore tested positive for a BRCA 2 mutation, a gene that ...
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article Towns 7/7/13 Mineola names new school trustee The Mineola school board has appointed a new trustee, weeks after a board member said ...
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article Obituaries 7/7/13 Former LI lacrosse hall of famer dies at 80 Harold "Whitey" Henrickson's license plate reads "PPP." ...
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article Business 7/7/13 Finding the right crew in competitive hiring market With unemployment on Long Island still over 6 percent, one might assume employers would have ...
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article Nassau 7/7/13 Mosque expansion postponed for Ramadan The Islamic Center of Long Island in Westbury, one of the oldest and largest mosques ...
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article Long Island 7/7/13 Boating safety experts consider capacity limits The debate over requiring boating safety courses and setting capacity limits for larger craft has ...
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article Nassau 7/7/13 Cops: Drunk driver hit 100 mph on LIE A Queens man was arraigned Sunday after he allegedly drove 100 miles an hour on ...
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article Nassau 7/7/13 Man forged Percocet prescription, cops say A Plainview man was arrested Saturday after he allegedly altered a prescription for narcotics and ...
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article Towns 7/7/13 Huntington project aims to build apartments A new smart-growth project is set to take hold in downtown Huntington on heavily trafficked ...
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article Nassau 7/7/13 Cops: Hotel robbed, employee assaulted A man robbed a hotel and assaulted its employee in Hicksville on Saturday night, Nassau ...
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article Nassau 7/7/13 Cops: LIE westbound reopens after crash All lanes of the westbound Long Island Expressway in Roslyn were reopened Sunday morning after ...
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article Long Island 7/6/13 LIers turn to palm trees to spruce up yards The palm tree, a symbol of tropical vacations and castaway islands, may be taking root ...
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column Ellis Henican 7/6/13 Henican: Are internships educational or just free labor? Want to be my slave? How 'bout my intern? ...
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article Nassau 7/6/13 Cops ID teen who apparently drowned in pool The teenager who apparently drowned in a swimming pool during a Glen Cove house party ...
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article Nation 7/6/13 Feds: FedEx may face criminal charges Federal authorities are considering filing criminal charges against FedEx, which is under investigation for shipping ...
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blog Long Island Now 7/6/13 Sea Faire promotes Glen Cove waterfront Four-year-old Ryder Brennan wore a pirate costume as he helped other children pull a covered ...
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article Long Island 7/5/13 Statue dedicated to boating victim defaced A statue in a town park garden dedicated to Oyster Bay boating victim Victoria Gaines ...
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article Corrections 7/5/13 Corrections The Huntington Town Board meets Tuesday at 2 p.m. The time was misstated in a ...
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article Nassau 7/5/13 Teen apparently drowns at Glen Cove home An 18-year-old Brooklyn woman apparently drowned Friday in the pool of a Glen Cove home ...
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article Business 7/5/13 Developers aim to revitalize LI downtowns Well-known Uniondale-based developer Scott Rechler, who heads RXR Realty, is teaming up with Renaissance Downtowns, ...
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blog Feed Me 7/5/13 Long Island restaurants: This week’s picks In this week’s Newsday, Lauren Chattman surveys the Montauk sandwich scene and is “pleasantly surprised ...
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article Nassau 7/5/13 PD: Video shows pharmacy robber in surgical mask Nassau County police released a surveillance video Friday that officials said showed a man wearing ...
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article Nassau 7/5/13 Cops: 5 men beat, robbed man at gunpoint Third Squad detectives are looking for five men who beat and robbed a man at ...
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article Obituaries 7/4/13 Singer Levine, 95, of Westbury dies Florence Reid Levine, a singer who specialized as a wedding performer and recorded two wedding ...
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article Nassau 7/4/13 Glen Cove cuts ribbon on gazebo Almost a year after the beloved and historic symbol of the city was flattened by ...
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article Nassau 7/3/13 Cop crashes in high-speed chase A Muttontown Village police lieutenant was injured and his vehicle was destroyed Wednesday during an ...
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article Long Island 7/3/13 LIU restructures administrative positions Long Island University is restructuring its administration, two days after a new president has taken ...
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article Education 7/3/13 Supporters call retiring school chief 'a visionary' Members of the Syosset school community say superintendent Carole Hankin will be hard to replace ...
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article New York 7/3/13 Informant: Cop killer 'gloated' about crime A jailhouse informant testified at Ronell Wilson's death penalty retrial Wednesday that the convicted double-cop ...
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article Long Island 7/3/13 LI Salvadorans renew hope for Romero sainthood Yanira Chacon was at the Roman Catholic cathedral in the capital of El Salvador for ...
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article Towns 7/3/13 Great Neck Village Board seat still vacant A seat remains open on the Great Neck Village Board, as newly re-elected Mayor Ralph ...
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article Towns 7/3/13 Town could get 2nd chance with lighthouse The Town of North Hempstead and a Huntington nonprofit are considering teaming up to restore ...
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article Business 7/3/13 AG: LI cleaning service owes $87G in back wages State prosecutors have charged the Huntington-based operator of a movie theater cleaning service with underpaying ...
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blog Feed Me 7/3/13 Friday night jazz at Porto Vivo in Huntington Porto Vivo restaurant in Huntington hosts the Paul Brusger Quartet on Friday for three hours ...
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article Nassau 7/3/13 Cops: Police vehicle in Hicksville crash Two people were taken to the hospital after an accident in Hicksville early Wednesday involving ...
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article Long Island 7/3/13 DA on July 4 boat accident: Too many were aboard Overloading was the primary cause of the boating accident last July Fourth in Oyster Bay ...
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article 12 weeks of summer 7/3/13 12 Weeks of Summer: Sweet Spots It’s National Ice Cream month, which is just in time for News 12 Long Island’s ...
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article Education 7/2/13 NY's 2nd highest-paid superintendent resigns Carole Hankin, the second-highest-paid school superintendent in the state, submitted a letter of resignation to ...
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article Nassau 7/2/13 18-year-old joins Wantagh school board At the end of his senior year of high school in 2012, Peter Mountanos received ...
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article Towns 7/2/13 Westbury building to add to revival plans Westbury's revitalization plans have begun to take root in the last decade, marked by elegant ...
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article Long Island 7/2/13 LIers get NYC sanitation recycling pleas New York City's Department of Sanitation recycles more than 1 million tons of glass, plastic, ...
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article Towns 7/2/13 Jack Abrams to reopen as magnet school Huntington school officials announced plans Tuesday night to reopen the Jack Abrams School in Huntington ...
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article Nassau 7/2/13 Cops: Officer 'in fear for his life' shot suspect A suspect in an ongoing drug investigation was shot and wounded by a Nassau County ...
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article Obituaries 7/2/13 Final farewell for teen killed in Melville crash Family and friends gathered in Massapequa Park yesterday to mourn Carmen Rivera-Gotay who was killed ...
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article Health 7/1/13 Reported illnesses close shellfishing areas Shellfishing in Oyster Bay and Cold Spring harbors has been banned while the state Department ...
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column Joye Brown 7/1/13 Brown: Friedman victims deserve to move on Jesse Friedman got just what he wanted with a three-year review of his conviction of ...
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article Towns 7/1/13 Hempstead landmarks Lindbergh monument The Hempstead Town Board has officially landmarked a monument at the historic takeoff site of ...
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article Towns 7/1/13 New Cassel 'kid' statues: Creepy or cute? There's something strange about the new "kids" hanging around Prospect Avenue in New Cassel. ...
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article Long Island 7/1/13 Officials: Body found upstate is ex-LI teacher, sex offender A body found Thursday on a bank of the Hudson River in upstate Dutchess County ...
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blog Long Island Now 7/1/13 LI girl's letter leads to Gillibrand speech Adriana Rubertone sent a "bold" letter that Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand said deserved to be rewarded. ...
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article Nassau 7/1/13 Cops: 5 arrested in double-stabbing Five men were arrested early Monday in a double-stabbing outside a New Cassel bar and ...
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article LI Life 7/1/13 Nassau County anniversaries, July 7 70thJOAN AND BILL LEUNIG of Syosset were wed June 7, 1943, at the Visitation Roman ...
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article Suffolk 7/1/13 Grief counselors available as teens are mourned Grief counselors will be available Monday through Wednesday at Huntington High School, after a Class ...
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article Suffolk 7/1/13 Emotions run high at site of crash that killed 2 teens Jennifer Gotay's eyes filled with tears Sunday as she remembered the way her little sister, ...
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article Nation 6/30/13 LI Civil War re-enactors flock to Gettysburg Jeff Speight, a Con Edison worker from Island Park, stood in a blue line of ...
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article Nassau 6/30/13 LI Sikhs celebrate faith with food, music They sang, ate, mingled and danced. And then they ate some more. ...
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article Long Island 6/30/13 LIU president reflects on 28-year legacy David Joel Steinberg sat in a stately armchair in his Brookville office, a set of ...
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blog Long Island Now 6/30/13 Port Washington to get more 2-hour parking Shoppers will have a little more leeway in Port Washington now that the North Hempstead ...
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article Nassau 6/30/13 Cops: 14 cars, a house vandalized in Nassau Nassau County police are still searching for the culprit responsible for a slew of vandalized ...
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article Suffolk 6/29/13 Cops: 2 teens killed when brothers' cars collide An 18-year-old driver trying to speed past his older brother's car in Melville early Saturday ...
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article Nassau 6/29/13 Schumer endorses Suozzi for Nassau exec Nassau County executive candidate Thomas Suozzi received his highest-profile endorsement to date Saturday as Sen. ...
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article Health 7/2/13 Medical research focuses on customized care At Stony Brook University's cancer center, medical investigators are studying 21 key genes and what ...
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article Towns 6/29/13 Mom mourns girl year after boating death Every morning Lisa Gaines wakes up, looks at a pale pink framed photograph of her ...
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blog Long Island Now 6/29/13 Fireman 'cupcake chicken' in BBQ tilt tie Charles Razenson fired up his red offset smoker just after 6 a.m. on Friday outside ...
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article Nassau 6/29/13 Nassau reports 1 beach still closed All but one of Nassau County's beaches are open on Saturday, according to the county ...
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article Nassau 6/28/13 Westbury school shuts K-5, drops teachers Westbury Friends School is closing its kindergarten through fifth-grade operations because of declining enrollment and ...
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article Nassau 6/28/13 Friedman's lawyer, DA spar over prison discipline A hearing Friday on whether the Nassau district attorney should release documents in the Jesse ...
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article Nassau 6/28/13 New Hyde Park man admits to trespassing Lucio Zaremba says he went to the Center Street Elementary School in Williston Park on ...
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article Lifestyle 6/28/13 The "found" recordings of Allan Sherman While researching his biography, Mark Cohen -- much to his delight -- came across several ...
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blog Feed Me 6/28/13 Best Buffet in Huntington Station closes Best Buffet, a Huntington Station all-you-can-eat smorgasbord, is closed. Whether this is permanent or temporary ...
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article Nassau 6/28/13 Kidney donor files lawsuit over firing A Hicksville woman has filed a federal lawsuit claiming she was wrongly fired after she ...
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blog Long Island Now 6/28/13 Cerro Wire restraining order extended A restraining order prohibiting the Town of Oyster Bay from selling its public works complex ...
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article Breaking 6/28/13 Exec: PD to issue 'appropriate' discipline Nassau County Executive Edward Mangano said Thursday that he expects Police Commissioner Thomas Dale to ...
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article Business 6/27/13 Regeneron scientist top paid in NYC metro area The board of directors at Tarrytown's Regeneron Pharmaceuticals has slapped an $81.6 million set of ...
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article Nassau 6/27/13 FEMA picks LI student for nat'l youth group Sophie Friedfeld-Gebaide of Roslyn participated in her first disaster-relief volunteer effort at the age of ...
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article Towns 6/27/13 Munsey Park board OKs mayor term limit Munsey Park trustees have voted to adopt term limits for the village mayor, fulfilling a ...
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article Towns 6/27/13 Planting Fields Arboretum to get garden A new $1.6 million garden planned for Planting Fields Arboretum in Upper Brookville will offer ...
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blog Feed Me 6/27/13 Indian food at Glen Cove Sikh celebration If you're curious about the Sikh religion and want to sample some authentic Indian food, ...
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blog Feed Me 6/27/13 N'awlins cooking at Storyville in Huntington Finley’s of Greene Street in Huntington, a bar with a restaurant attached, has changed its ...
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article Nassau 6/27/13 Cops: Woman arrested in 8-pound pot buy Undercover detectives assigned to a special Nassau County task force sold a Rosedale woman about ...
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article Nassau 6/27/13 Syosset man accused of selling fake LSD A Syosset man was arrested Thursday after an undercover Nassau detective met with him in ...
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article Nassau 6/26/13 Cops: Nassau court official found dead in pool A longtime Nassau County Court official was found dead in her Syosset swimming pool early ...
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article Nassau 6/26/13 Cops: LIer altered script to get more pills A Plainview woman was arrested Wednesday and charged with altering a medical prescription to obtain ...
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article LI Life 6/26/13 Parodist Allan Sherman's Long Island roots A few decades before "Weird Al" Yankovic recorded his first pop song parody while studying ...
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article Obituaries 6/26/13 World War II veteran Sol Lipper dies Sol Lipper never stopped fighting. From the time he served in the 101st Cavalry Regiment ...
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blog Long Island Now 6/26/13 Plans advance for Westbury performing center The Village of Westbury has issued a temporary certificate of occupancy for “The Space at ...
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blog Feed Me 6/26/13 Tre Sorelle open Sea Cliff Italian restaurant Tre Sorelle which, in Italian means “three sisters,” is the name of the new restaurant ...
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blog Long Island Now 6/26/13 Lifson eyes Huntington supervisor run Robert Lifson, a former appellate division judge and Huntington Town Republican chairman, is circulating GOP ...
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blog 6/26/13 The ‘Huntington Hoedown’ It seems almost impossible to imagine that only five years ago, there were virtually no ...
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article Towns 6/25/13 Cerro Wire petition signatures disputed Residents opposed to a mall on the former Cerro Wire site in Syosset have filed ...
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article Obituaries 6/25/13 Long Island teacher Vladimir Rus dies Vladimir Rus, who left his native Czechoslovakia after refusing to spy for the Communists, taught ...
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article Nassau 6/25/13 Woman loses fraud claim over ex's $84M property sale Deborah Etzion thought she had gotten a fair enough deal when she walked away from ...
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article Nassau 6/25/13 PD: Teen driving drunk crashes in Syosset Nassau County police arrested a Plainview teen early Tuesday, and accused him of driving while ...
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article Nassau 6/24/13 LIE westbound lanes reopen at exit 41 All lanes of the Long Island Expressway have been reopened following an accident that had ...
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article Nassau 6/24/13 DA: Friedman justifiably convicted of abuse The Nassau County DA's review of a high-profile 1988 sex abuse case has concluded Jesse ...
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article Nassau 6/24/13 Friedmans film director vows to fight on The filmmaker whose "Capturing the Friedmans" film raised questions about the Jesse Friedman sex abuse ...
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article Long Island 6/24/13 Shuttle astronaut among 3 added to hall of fame Growing up in Levittown, Jay C. Buckey marveled as the Apollo missions put men on ...
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article Nassau 6/27/13 The Friedman case: Who's who Arnold Friedman ...
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article Nassau 6/27/13 Friedman case: Timeline of events 1988. Jesse Friedman and his father, Arnold, plead guilty to sexually abusing more than a ...
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article Suffolk 6/24/13 Suffolk: Science essay winners Smithtown students recently swept the top three spots in an essay contest coordinated by Brookhaven ...
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article Nassau 6/24/13 Way to Go: Jarrett Grempel A Wantagh teen is ready to display his music skills on an international stage this ...
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blog Long Island Now 6/24/13 Huntington to weigh higher noise penalty The Huntington Town board will consider changes to its noise ordinance, just in time for ...
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article Music 6/24/13 Carly Rose talks 'X Factor,' Rye Playland show How much can a person's life change in one year? Ask Carly Rose Sonenclar. ...
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article Reality TV 6/24/13 Newborn on 'Newlyweds: The First Year' ON SUNDAY NIGHT'S 'PRINCESSES: LONG ISLAND. 'Chanel Omari and Amanda Bertoncini buy dresses for Ashlee ...
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article Suffolk 6/23/13 Cops: Boy, 6, hit by SUV expected to survive A 6-year-old boy who was struck by a sport utility vehicle and seriously injured as ...
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article Nassau 6/23/13 Cops: Skateboarding teen robbed, assaulted A teenager was assaulted and robbed as he rode his skateboard in Plainview on Saturday ...
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article Kids 6/23/13 Circus fun tops kids weekend events Looking for fun activities for kids? This weekend, children can check out a traveling circus ...
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blog Long Island Now 6/23/13 Hundreds line up to see 'Barefoot Contessa' Food maven Ina Garten admitted that a crowded supermarket isn’t exactly her comfort zone. ...
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article Suffolk 6/22/13 Cops: SUV hits 3 kids in Huntington Station Three children were injured, one seriously, in a Saturday afternoon crash in Huntington Station, Suffolk ...
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article Breaking 6/22/13 Officer's account of shooting contradicted by internal affairs An off-duty Nassau County police officer unlawfully shot and beat an unarmed cabdriver in Huntington ...
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article Nassau 6/22/13 Koreans amid faithful at century-old church St. Aloysius Roman Catholic Church in Great Neck offers Masses not only in English and ...
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article Long Island 6/22/13 STEM school to partner with top scientists A new high school focused on science and engineering is teaming up with two Long ...
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article Nassau 6/22/13 Webb Institute 2013 commencement Webb Institute's 117th commencement ceremony was held Saturday on the college's Glen Cove campus. ...
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column Ellis Henican 6/22/13 Henican: LI losing good jobs that'd keep youth here The numbers aren't cheery, as Marty Cantor charts the departure of Long Island's solid-paycheck jobs: ...
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blog Long Island Now 6/22/13 'Glamorous' red-carpet walk to castle prom Salia Hovanec and her date, Joshua Friedman, took to the red carpet wearing shades, but ...
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article Lifestyle 6/22/13 Boatyard exhibit opens July 1 in Port Jeff The nonprofit history group Long Island Traditions opens its "From Shore to Shore: Boat Builders ...
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article Nassau 6/22/13 Cops: Woman stabbed, witness beat with bat A New Cassel man stabbed a woman with a kitchen knife as she exited a ...
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article Nassau 6/21/13 Search in Bayville waters after 911 call A search was under way in Bayville waters Friday night in response to a 911 ...
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column Judy Cartwright 6/21/13 Watchdog: Route 110 left turn to get DOT study There is a left turn in East Farmingdale that is extremely dangerous and I would ...
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article Health 6/21/13 Teen was awake for brain tumor operation Blakely Murphy is an energetic teenager who is back playing volleyball -- her passion -- ...
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article LI Life 6/21/13 Winner: Gracene Gardella Gracene GardellaBrokerage branch VP ...
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article Towns 6/21/13 Grads were 'Syosset Strong' amidst death Syosset High School class of 2013 salutatorian Seung Wan Yoon, 17, can’t swim. ...
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article LI Life 6/21/13 Nassau County anniversaries, June 30 70thMIRIAM AND TED SCHWARTZ of Coram were wed June 19, 1943. Ted, 92, and Miriam, ...
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article Westchester 6/21/13 Police: Larchmont rabbi impersonated cop A Larchmont rabbi pretended to be a police officer so he could pull over a ...
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blog Feed Me 6/21/13 Long Island restaurant reviews: This week’s picks In this week’s Newsday, Peter Gianotti reviews the latest incarnation of Jedediah Hawkins Inn in ...
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blog Hudson Buzz 6/21/13 Comedians tweet about Kim and Kanye's baby The pop culture icons are the proud parents of a new baby girl, and Hudson ...
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blog Long Island Now 6/21/13 Sandy seniors celebrate with 'Paris' prom After a school year full of hardship from the devastation of superstorm Sandy, Long Beach ...
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blog Long Island Now 6/21/13 Aquarium holds true under-the-sea prom Upon entering the Long Island Aquarium & Exhibition Center in Riverhead, students walked into a ...
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article Nassau 6/21/13 Police: Driver killed in crash on LIE in Jericho A 47-year-old man was killed early Friday in a one-vehicle crash that closed the Long ...
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article Towns 6/20/13 LI boy's recipe a winner with first lady Peter Murphy, 9, of Manhasset said he has been cooking since he was 2. ...
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article Westchester 6/20/13 Residents discuss geese issue at summit Who you gonna call? Geesebusters! Or maybe Goose Chasers. Or those guys who make The ...
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article Towns 6/20/13 Cerro Wire land developer to force vote The developer trying to build an upscale mall in Syosset took a major step Thursday ...
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article Obituaries 6/20/13 Devoted mother Betty G. Spera dies at 91 In her long life, Betty G. Spera was known as a hard worker whose main ...
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article Nassau 6/20/13 Cops: LIE reopens after car, motorcycle crash An accident involving a car and a motorcycle shut down the eastbound Long Island Expressway ...
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article Westchester 6/20/13 After-school, summer program cuts hit HV's neediest Hundreds of the Hudson Valley's neediest students won't have summer school or after-school programs to ...
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article Nation 6/20/13 Maloney, Lowey vote against farm bill Hudson Valley Reps. Nita Lowey (D-Harrison) and Sean Patrick Maloney (D-Cold Spring) joined other House ...
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blog Feed Me 6/20/13 Italian food at its best at Luigi Q in Hicksville I’ve been kvetching a lot lately about dining in Nassau County, so I am happy ...
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article LI Life 6/20/13 Reunions, June 23: CENTEREACH HIGH SCHOOL '93. A 20-year reunion is June 29 at Napper Tandy's in Smithtown. ...
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article Towns 6/20/13 Great Neck North grad: Break barriers Justin Robeny said his life was changed three months ago when his rabbi told him ...
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article Long Island 6/20/13 Pol: Tentative deal reached on LIPA overhaul A tentative compromise to Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo's plan to dramatically overhaul the Long Island ...
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article Restaurants 6/20/13 Taramasalata dip: 3 LI picks What's coral in color, tastes of the sea and is usually spread on pita? ...
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article Westchester 6/20/13 DOT: I-684 accident blocks lane An accident and disabled vehicles complicated the morning commute on the Taconic State Parkway, Hutchinson ...
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article Nassau 6/20/13 Cops: Armed man shot after refusing to drop gun Nassau police shot and wounded an Albertson man Wednesday after he aimed what officers thought ...
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article Real Estate 6/19/13 LI's housing gap: Few options for young professionals Long Island is not meeting the rising demand for "walkable urban places" in the suburbs ...
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article Nassau 6/19/13 Judge restrains attempt to sell complex A judge late Wednesday issued a restraining order prohibiting the Town of Oyster Bay from ...
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article Towns 6/19/13 Surprise in election: Last-minute write-in A last-minute write-in effort in an uncontested election in Great Neck that surprised local politicians ...
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article Nassau 6/19/13 Truck hits Northern State overpass An 18-wheeler loaded with bottled water was eastbound on the Northern State Parkway about 12:30 ...
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blog Feed Me 6/19/13 Elvis brownie at Sip Tea Lounge, Huntington The very elegant Sip Tea Lounge in Huntington has let down its hair a bit ...
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article LI Life 6/19/13 Nassau and Suffolk anniversaries, June 23 80thBERTIE AND HERMAN ...
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article Nassau 6/19/13 Cops: Police hurt arresting 2 men Two Hempstead men allegedly smoking marijuana in a parked car Tuesday in Westbury tried to ...
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review Restaurants 6/19/13 Gyrolicious Greek Grill If you hit the new Gyrolicious Greek Grill in Jericho on a frantic Friday night, ...
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blog Hudson Buzz 6/19/13 B-52s Kate Pierson on McCartney, Woodstock Newsday Westchester has a couple more fun stories that sprang from Chris Serico's Q&A with ...
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article Towns 6/19/13 Great Neck incumbents foil write-ins The longest-serving mayor in New York State history emerged victorious from especially heavy turnout to ...
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article Towns 6/18/13 Developer turns to petition to stop land sale The developer fighting to build an upscale mall in Syosset for 18 years is trying ...
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article Education 6/18/13 All 6 LI districts pass budgets, 2 pierce tax caps Voters in six school districts -- Manhasset, North Babylon, Baldwin, East Quogue, Sachem and South ...
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article Suffolk 6/18/13 Feds: Psychiatrist sold oxycodone scripts A psychiatrist who publicly denounced doctors for selling painkillers for money was arrested Tuesday for ...
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article Towns 6/18/13 Man found not guilty of assaulting mayor A Saddle Rock man on trial in an assault on the village mayor was found ...
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article Obituaries 6/18/13 N. Hempstead pol Jerome Weinstein dies at 89 It was a different time for politics when Jerome Weinstein served the Town of North ...
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article Suffolk 6/18/13 Cops: Postal worker, 53, dies after crash A U.S. postal worker died after his mail truck was rear-ended in Lloyd Harbor and ...
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article Towns 6/18/13 AG: Glen Cove finances most stressed on LI An analysis of more than 1,000 counties, cities and towns issued by State Comptroller Thomas ...
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article LI Life 6/18/13 Reunions, June 16: BAY SHORE HIGH SCHOOL '63. A 50-year reunion is June 20-23. Events include meet and ...
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article Business 6/18/13 Fera Pharmaceutical sells assets to refocus A Locust Valley pharmaceutical company plans to refocus its business after selling nearly all of ...
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article Business 6/18/13 Former Systemax exec indicted in bribe case A former executive for Port Washington electronics retailer Systemax Inc. was arrested by the FBI ...
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blog Feed Me 6/18/13 Morrison's opens in Plainview Meet Morrison's, the gastropub successor to Red Fish in Plainview. Like its predecessor, it is ...
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blog Long Island Now 6/18/13 Town service requests must be formalized The Huntington Town attorney now must use the request-for-proposal process when outside services are necessary, ...
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article Suffolk 6/18/13 Downed wires shut Jericho Tpke. Traffic on Jericho Turnpike in Huntington Station was restored early Tuesday after downed power lines ...
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article Suffolk 6/17/13 LI man convicted in Home Depot bomb plan It took a federal jury about two hours to convict a Deer Park man of ...
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article Celebrities 6/17/13 Jon Kaiman's cellphone sets off Art Garfunkel The sounds of silence weren't coming from one town supervisor's cellphone at a private concert ...
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article Education 6/17/13 Six school budgets up for revote today Voters head to the polls Tuesday for budget revotes in six Long Island school districts ...
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article Education 6/17/13 State: LI high school graduation rates improve High school graduation rates on Long Island showed a small improvement last year, even as ...
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article Suffolk 6/17/13 Mail carrier injured in crash A mail carrier was injured in a crash that catapulted him through his truck's windshield ...
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article Long Island 6/17/13 LIer helps get $20,500 grant for nonprofit Dennis Negron is far from Long Island these days. ...
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article Towns 6/17/13 Defendant in Saddle Rock assault trial testifies A man on trial for assaulting the Saddle Rock mayor after a village meeting testified ...
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article LI Life 6/17/13 Winner: Mary Rice Mary RiceBrokerage manager ...
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article Towns 6/17/13 No Democratic primary in Huntington In the interest of party unity, Democratic leaders said Monday, there will be no primary ...
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article Business 6/17/13 Lifetime Brands names CEO's son as president Daniel T. Siegel, the inventor of a home S'Mores Maker, has been appointed president of ...
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article Health 6/17/13 Pols call for statewide Alzheimer's effort Rep. Steve Israel and state Assemb. Charles Lavine are calling on New York State to ...
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article Business 6/17/13 Urban Outfitters layout 'unique' at Walt Whitman mall Urban Outfitters plans to introduce a one-of-a-kind layout and design in its third Long Island ...
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article Region/State 6/17/13 Missing Queens woman eyed in Woodbury human remains case Woodbury police are testing DNA and dental records from a 78-year-old Queens woman who went ...
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article Westchester 6/17/13 Mom: Rye man doing well after carbon monoxide poisoning The Rye man sickened by carbon monoxide fumes over the weekend is recovering well, his ...
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blog Feed Me 6/17/13 Huntington Social closes Huntington Social appears to have left the Huntington dining scene. The place has been dark ...
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article Education 6/16/13 LI school gets former NFLer as gym teacher Wesley Walker stepped onto the playground at a Kings Park elementary school and was met ...
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article Nassau 6/16/13 Cops: 1 hurt as boats collide in Oyster Bay One person was injured after two crew rowing boats collided in Oyster Bay on Sunday ...
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column Jessica Damiano 6/16/13 Garden Detective: Poetry contest winners Last month I asked readers to let their creative writing juices flow. The instructions were ...
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blog Hudson Buzz 6/16/13 Jason Bateman movie filming in Rye Jason Bateman returned to his hometown Sunday to film scenes for the dark comedy, “This ...
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blog Long Island Now 6/16/13 Huntington OKs dog walking in more parks On-leash dog walking soon might be allowed in more Huntington Town parks, after the town ...
