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article Suffolk 8:22 AM Cops: Nanny tried to keep kid from drunk mom A 44-year-old Noyack woman faces charges of drunken driving, harassment and endangering the welfare of ...
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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 Suffolk 7:12 AM Cops: Man accused of attempted stabbing A 54-year-old Greenport man was arrested and charged with criminal contempt, menacing and harassment after ...
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blog Long Island Now 7/13/13 Despite rain, crowds come out for corn Despite the rain, hundreds of people turned out for the Harbes Family Farm & Vineyard’s ...
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article Suffolk 7/12/13 War of 1812 fort dedicated in Sag Harbor For a Sag Harbor history buff, there's something frustrating in discovering that one of the ...
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column Jessica Damiano 7/12/13 Garden Detective: Helping hydrangeas DEAR JESSICA: I hope you can help me. I have four hydrangea plants in a ...
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blog Feed Me 7/11/13 Southold farmers market at North Fork Table and Inn Starting Friday, July 12, Southold’s North Fork Table & Inn will be hosting a weekly ...
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article Suffolk 7/11/13 Cops: Woman was sexually assaulted Southold Town police are looking for a man who sexually assaulted a woman Wednesday in ...
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blog 7/11/13 'Garden Party' at Prince Of Scots Between Memorial Day and Labor Day, the Hamptons are awash with massive parties that can ...
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article Suffolk 7/10/13 Cops: Man driving drunk crashed in Southold A Southold man whose truck crashed into a car on Oaklawn Avenue in Southold on ...
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article Obituaries 7/8/13 Ex-police chief, 84, dies Former Southold police Chief Joseph Sawicki Sr., a 30-year department veteran who also helped mentor ...
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article Suffolk 7/7/13 Stranded teens rescued after watercraft fails Two teenagers made their way back to the beach after being stranded Saturday evening when ...
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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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blog Long Island Now 7/6/13 Town tweaks disputed 'dark skies' measure The Shelter Island town board will likely vote on a modified version of a “dark ...
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article Long Island 7/5/13 Shinnecock bluefish die-off being studied The Marine Animal Disease Laboratory at Stony Brook University is investigating an unusual bluefish die-off ...
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blog Feed Me 7/5/13 Love Lane Market reopens in Mattituck Superstorm Sandy wreaked havoc on Love lane Market in Mattituck. The grocery had been shuttered ...
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blog Long Island Now 7/3/13 Library gets new grant for construction The race between rising construction costs and new fundraising for the John Jermain public library ...
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article Suffolk 7/2/13 Man faces DWI charges in hit-and-run A 35-year-old New Hyde Park man was arrested Sunday morning and charged with driving while ...
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blog Feed Me 7/2/13 New chefs at two major East End restaurants To the seasonal shake-up of East End chefs, add two big ones. ...
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blog Long Island Now 7/2/13 Pesticide spraying set for tonight in Suffolk The Suffolk County Department of Public Works plans to spray pesticide in several communities tonight, ...
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article Suffolk 7/1/13 DEC: 1st ever LI coyote spotted in Bridgehampton The first officially confirmed Long Island coyote sighting was announced Monday by the Department of ...
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article Towns 7/1/13 Shelter Island delays 'dark skies' decision Shelter Island, the last town on the East End without a "dark skies" lighting code, ...
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article Boys Basketball 7/1/13 Iconic Greenport coach enjoying retirement Al Edwards is bringing the lyrics of the Otis Redding soul classic to life. Edwards ...
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blog Long Island Now 6/28/13 Memorial service for supervisor’s wife A memorial service honoring Shelter Island Supervisor James Dougherty’s late wife, Nancy, will be held ...
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blog Feed Me 6/28/13 New Shelter Island dinner pop-up Kyle's, a Shelter Island restaurant that usually serves only breakfast and lunch, will be hosting ...
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article Suffolk 6/27/13 Center for GLBT youths to open in E. End A community center slated to open next month in Sag Harbor will become a safe ...
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blog Feed Me 6/27/13 Jedediah Hawkins in Jamesport hires chef #7 Less than a week after she received a glowing 3½-star review in Newsday, executive chef ...
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article Business 6/26/13 Riverhead Golf Club to be sold for $6M Manhattan real estate developer Donald Zucker has agreed to purchase the bankrupt Long Island National ...
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blog Feed Me 6/26/13 A Lure in Southold throws lobster party Lobster is the theme of a six-course meal on Sunday, June 30, from 2 to ...
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article Suffolk 6/25/13 PD: Motorcyclist killed trying to pass SUV A Melville man on a motorcycle who was speeding in an attempt to pass an ...
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article Towns 6/25/13 Report: Sell Plum Island, build 500 homes A final federal environmental report released Tuesday recommended that Plum Island be sold to a ...
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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 Towns 6/24/13 Military barge to become boat launch site A boarded-up military barge, which once served as a popular floating restaurant in Southold, will ...
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article Suffolk 6/24/13 Cops probe apparent pool drowning Southampton Town Police are trying to determine how a man apparently drowned last week in ...
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article Lifestyle 6/22/13 Exhibit on LI boatyards details tradition It's possible to overlook Paul Ketcham Jr.'s historic boatyard in Amityville, since it's a small ...
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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 Feed Me 6/19/13 Trata in Water Mill gets new chef Trata, the seasonal Greek seafood restaurant in Water Mill, opened this spring with Greg Ling ...
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blog Long Island Now 6/19/13 HBO hit series 'Girls' films in Greenport Fourteen-year-old Charley Claudio spent her entire Tuesday morning sending pictures to Instagram. ...
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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 Ridership for Sunday buses shows jump Suffolk's new Sunday bus service on the East End has gotten off to an impressive ...
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article Towns 6/18/13 Pols seeks source of water contamination Southold officials, hoping to get East End shellfishing grounds reopened, are taking to motorboats and ...
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article Suffolk 6/18/13 Senate passes Montaukett recognition bill The State Senate Tuesday unanimously passed a bill that creates a pathway for the Montaukett ...
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article Towns 6/17/13 Village voters go to the polls Tuesday Dozens of villages across Long Island will hold elections Tuesday for mayors, board of trustee ...
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blog Long Island Now 6/17/13 Plan would expand North Fork Wine Trail The North Fork Wine Trail could be getting a little longer — expanding eastward to ...
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article Towns 6/16/13 South Ferry channel dredging plan floated Plans are being made to dredge part of the channel between North Haven and Shelter ...
