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Aqueduct hosts Wood Memorial Saturday but heads for closure next year5m read
SARRA SOUNDS OFF: 1970s All-Decade team member Risa Zander On the latest episode of "Sarra Sounds Off," an interview with former Sachem head coach Risa Zander and a preview of St. Anthony's girls lacrosse team.
AG: Nassau cop in fatal shooting won't face prosecution2m read
2 hurt in SUV crash at Huntington park1m read
Tracking Long Island's fatal crashes
Iconic LI restaurant changing its name after 155 years1m read
Ice damage to close Fire Island dock through summer1m read
John Molloy, former CEO of H2M, dies at 793m read
Year after 4.8 magnitude earthquake rattled LI, seismic activity continues near epicenter4m read
Antisemitic graffiti found in 2 Nassau parks investigated as hate crime1m read
Man shot dead in Bay Shore home, Suffolk police say
Overnight roadwork to close eastbound stretch of Sunrise Highway
Jackpot! Two $1M lottery prizes among recent big wins on LI1m read
What's behind the sign bans, other debate restrictions at LI meetings?6m read
Former teacher, nature groups devotee dies at 793m read
Official pleads guilty to using Conservative Party funds for personal expenses
Jason McGuire also is a former pastor who became a prominent voice in Albany opposing same-sex marriage and other issues,
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Major crime down in NYC, but youth gun arrests spike1m read
Judge: Enough evidence for trial over NYPD Det. Jonathan Diller's death1m read
Co-founder of lab that linked hair samples to alleged Gilgo killer to testify later this month2m read
SARRA SOUNDS OFF: 1970s All-Decade team member Risa Zander On the latest episode of "Sarra Sounds Off," an interview with former Sachem head coach Risa Zander and a preview of St. Anthony's girls lacrosse team.
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COVID business fraud: Long Islanders used pandemic aid money for lavish lifestyles
Five years after the pandemic, authorities are still unraveling COVID relief fraud on Long Island — and how at least 31 residents allegedly stole nearly $100 million.
MORE ON THIS TOPICThese LIers have been charged with stealing $98 million in COVID funds
Looking for teamwork, exercise and fun? Try dragon boat racing1m read
LI lacrosse players, coaches weigh in on new shot clock4m read
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Inability to pay for or access 'quality healthcare' rises, study finds2m read
DOT secretary endorses modernizing Merchant Marine Academy in Kings Point2m read
Officials: New Yaphank LIRR station is 1 year away3m read
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Chaos, confusion among LI nonprofits over Trump order freezing federal funds 3m read
Appeals court rules Suffolk PD must release records of officers' unfounded disciplinary cases2m read
Despite federal money freeze, LI program still providing free fresh produce2m read
Trump grant freeze stokes fear for LI victims of abuse5m read
USDA funding cuts to impact Long Island food banks, NY schools3m read
Girl whose life was saved by drug developed on LI calls proposed federal cuts 'selfish'3m read
Budget uncertainty: State official, LI food bank worry for struggling residents amid possible federal funding freeze2m read
Tool for NYers to apply for federal programs under threat from Trump administration3m read
Trump's executive order on gender brings mixed reactions on LI3m read
9/11 cancer study results delayed on LI by federal funding fracas1m read
Trump administration tells federal workers: return to office or submit resignation2m read
Ukrainians on LI 'deeply concerned' about U.S. policy shift on homeland5m read
LI museums concerned about federal funding changes3m read
LI police to auction 95 vehicles, including BMW, Mercedes, starting at $500
Port Jefferson Station rally for women's rights draws hundreds2m read
At least 46 recently retired LI educators earned over $200,000 in salary and pension
$3.7M and counting: What the fight over Grumman's park cleanup is costing residents
Analysis: 70% of Suffolk school bus camera tickets issued on streets where kids don't cross
