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New state program offers $10 million in loans to small firms
The Main Street Capital Program offers loans of up to $100,000 with a fixed interest rate of 9.9.% and a term of up to six years, Gov. Kathy Hochul announced.
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From Lauren Bacall to 'Sex and the City': Looking back at 50 years of the Hampton Jitney7m read
'It just feels like there's like a pillow on your head' Long Island high school football players have begun wearing Guardian Caps in an attempt to reduce head injuries. NewsdayTV's Gregg Sarra reports.
Beach brouhaha far from settled and hinges on zoning and civil rights laws6m read
18 million square feet of warehouses proposed for LI, sparking criticism, building moratoriums7m read
Northwell core lab votes to unionize2m read
Lawyers for victims' families scrutinize NTSB documents on Farmingdale band bus crash3m read
Ruling in Jake's 58 property tax lawsuit could cost Islip millions2m read
The Paramount to be purchased by Live Nation1m read
Understanding potential dockworkers' strike4m read
Amazon goes from two to nine warehouses on LI in response to online shopping1m read
Dennis McSweeney, Islip High school softball coach, dies at 553m read
Large sections of Wantagh State, Bay parkways to be closed Saturday for Ironman race
Firefighters battle blaze in Suffolk commercial building for hours
South Shore businesses face flooding risks, study finds 2m read
As one teen from Babylon weekend crash is mourned, word comes of death of driver, 172m read
John Gotti's grandson pleads guilty to COVID-19 relief funds fraud1m read
Clergy sex abuse survivors, Diocese of Rockville Centre, reach $323M settlement 3m read
DA: Queens man gets 65 years to life in prison in Hempstead rapes1m read
'It just feels like there's like a pillow on your head' Long Island high school football players have begun wearing Guardian Caps in an attempt to reduce head injuries. NewsdayTV's Gregg Sarra reports.
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Iconic LI eatery closing for renovation1m read
Several LI universities maintain high rankings on top colleges list3m read
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Convenience store workers accused of dispensing prescription drugs1m read
Nonprofit to spruce up Burr family cemetery in Commack Home Depot parking lot2m read
Amityville man pleads guilty to role in body parts case2m read
Several options being considered for elementary school's future2m read
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Football helmet caps and safety: Which LI high school teams are using them12m read
Smithtown enacts 3-month battery storage ban1m read
North Hempstead unveils changes to town building department2m read
Costume maker to lay off 96 workers, close shop in Bay Shore1m read
2025 Ryder Cup at Bethpage Black begins one year from Thursday2m read
What to expect at this year's Hamptons International Film Festival5m read
'My nightmare': Documents reveal account of bus driver in Farmingdale bus crash4m read
Work starts on emergency road for storm-ravaged residents1m read
Bronx man sentenced for threatening to kill Nassau girl, 132m read
Suffolk's bond rating improved. Here's why it matters2m read
Guilty plea in Mastic dog mauling case1m read
Lawyers give final arguments in trial of man accused of shooting girlfriend in Mineola2m read
North Amityville nonprofit lost supplies in spring flood3m read
New Long Island restaurants to try in 202415m read
Lawsuit over Nassau mask ban law dismissed1m read
Convicted drunken driver gets 15 years for running over retiree in Woodbury diner lot3m read
State Assemb. Edward A. Flood disbarred for misconduct, appellate judges rule1m read
Attorney general investigates fatal shooting by Nassau police1m read
Health monitor: Troubled Cold Spring Hills nursing home sale decision expected 'soon'3m read
Fatal Stakes: Racehorses at Belmont are dying at higher rates
On the occasion of the 156th Belmont Stakes at Saratoga, a Newsday investigation reveals the increasing death rate of racehorses at Belmont Park.
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