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Meet the doctor fighting on the front line to heal 9/11-related health problems5m read
Updated 50 minutes ago Presidential debate recap ... Hofstra watch party ... Remembering 9/11 ... Cuomo COVID hearing
Wind farm producing power for South Fork, but not yet enough for summer peaks3m read
Town hits school district with $19G in violations for removing 9 tall trees 1m read
Babylon cardiologist sentenced in 2nd child sex abuse images case2m read
Threat to Kellenberg High not credible1m read
Sentencing of George Santos' former campaign treasurer delayed until February2m read
Suffolk DA creates cold case unit to review unsolved homicides, death investigations4m read
Residents flock to newly reopened Avalon Nature Preserve, recovering from storm damage2m read
Syosset voters to weigh in on $143.8M in school bond proposals2m read
Stella Harubin, of Huntington, longtime volunteer, dies at 1082m read
State voids 133 LI immunization records falsified by former nurse practitioner2m read
Stony Brook's Avalon Nature Preserve to reopen for first time since August rainstorms1m read
Police begin crackdown on speeding during Speed Awareness Week1m read
State unveils cleanup plan for former Kings Park landfill2m read
List of school security incidents grows
In the first week of the fall term, police have responded to a campus security breach and four school-related verbal or physical threats.
1m readRabbi vows sign splashed with paint at Jewish center will be replaced1m read
Indicted ex-state aide worked on deal for Chinese protective gear during pandemic3m read
Former LIer fatally stabbed upstate by husband, police say2m read
Updated 50 minutes ago Presidential debate recap ... Hofstra watch party ... Remembering 9/11 ... Cuomo COVID hearing
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Port Jefferson Station family to sue Brookhaven over home's storm damage
A notice of claim was filed in anticipation of an $11 million lawsuit alleging the town's failure to fix a damaged sump led to the home's destruction from an August storm.
1m readMORE ON THIS TOPICStorm damage assessed at $41M so far
Need to visit an ER on LI? Prepare to wait nearly 4 hours
Top 25 boys cross country runners for 20243m read
LIRR next door? Planes overhead? Homebuyers are less picky about these former 'dealbreakers'
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Long Island records 11th known West Nile virus patient this year1m read
Names of 9/11 victims added to town's Walls of Honor2m read
Veterans village planned for Island Park, to be built by foundation2m read
Town seeks ideas for making public facilities more accessible1m read
Maker of trade show exhibits plans expansion2m read
For some 9/11 first responders, memories 'are just not there' after toxin exposure4m read
Plan to turn Melville into walkable downtown scaled back1m read
Manorville homes to be hooked up to public water wells 2m read
Brightwaters remembers 9/11 victims2m read
2 children die after being pulled from pond in Holtsville
Celebrating the most common birthday in the United States2m read
Busy LI mosquito season has experts worried about diseases5m read
New teacher, on his first-ever day, finds it's a learning experience6m read
Cars and open arms at LGBT Network's Rainbow Rides fundraiser2m read
'Drives the community crazy': Loud fire horns irk, alarm neighbors4m read
Town officials plan reforms to department with history of controversy2m read
More people swim in Jones Beach, Montauk Downs state park pools1m read
Suffolk mosquito sample tests positive for EEE, first in 5 years1m read
Italian-inspired boutique opens inside Jamesport winery 1m read
Victims of Sept. 11 terrorist attacks remembered at LI commemorations2m read
'Detailed admission' after arrest over woman found in suitcase, prosecutor says1m read
Huntington man charged with hiding woman's body in suitcase1m read
Brief rain on Saturday, sunny Sunday on LI
Pedestrian dies after being hit by SUV in North Bay Shore
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.
MORE ON THIS TOPICNYRA: Upgrades underway at Belmont will make it safer for horses
Bay Shore schools kept teacher despite sexual abuse allegations spanning decades
Lost licenses, fines: NYS penalizes LI real estate agents named in Newsday fair housing probe
See what happened to LI real estate agents involved in fair housing probe
