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LI restaurants with great freebies
There's no such thing as a free lunch, but you can get gratis bread, cotton candy and more.
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Former LI youth soccer coach pleads guilty in lewd message case2m read
Welcome to the beach. Grab a shopping cart and some garbage while you're here.1m read
Joseph Saladino visits 'Fox & Friends' in Bethpage1m read
Two sue Huntington Town over development plan2m read
Salsa dancing on Long Island heats up4m read
Nassau joins 'ghost vehicle' task force, while Suffolk considers move4m read
Plan for U.S. Merchant Marine Academy upgrades in Kings Point takes step forward, but still needs funding2m read
State and village weigh traffic signal compromise in historic district2m read
Seniors Calendar: LI event listings4m read
Gillen to host town hall Wednesday1m read
Police: Woman killed crossing Jerusalem Avenue in N. Merrick
Health officials: 'Avoid contact' with Port Jefferson Harbor waters until Wednesday1m read
RFK Jr. says 'highly likely' Lyme disease came from Plum Island. Why scientists say it's impossible.6m read
Charging 750% interest on payday loans? New York's AG alleges these companies have.2m read
City Council sues to stop ICE from returning to Rikers
The lawsuit accuses Mayor Eric Adams of facilitating an executive order last week to bring back ICE in exchange for the Trump administration having his federal corruption case dismissed.
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Prosecutors: Mangione defense prematurely sought to stop DOJ from seeking death penalty2m read
Nanny to man whose sentence was commuted testifies he held her in chokehold and groped her 3m read
Jake's 58 casino warns customers not to fall for online scam1m read
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West Islip neighbors sue hospital, claim construction there has caused $10M in damage to their homes
Residents have described cracks in beams, foundations, pipes and walls. Attorneys representing the hospital and other sued parties denied the allegations in court-filed responses.
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Top 20 girls badminton players for spring3m read
'A disaster for the food world': Grocers of imported goods concerned about prospect of tariffs5m read
LIers spending $300,000 or more on dazzling home theaters
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Long Island Science Center urges Riverhead to reconsider takeover2m read
Officials: Fourth raccoon in Amityville area positive for rabies1m read
'Heartbreaking' decision: Catholic bishops end decades-long refugee work with federal government2m read
Suffolk Water Authority to replace aging water main in Head of the Harbor1m read
Fire at Denny's auto body in Selden, authorities say
Classic car buffs in Bohemia: looking cool, driving with caution2m read
Town OKs plan for trailers at Riverhead Charter High School2m read
Bay Shore man pleads not guilty in fatal hit-and-run1m read
Fire heavily damages Westbury home
Bay Shore man pleads not guilty to killing man with wrench1m read
E-bike strikes, kills pedestrian in Long Beach
Sayville Marine's home gets a landscaping makeover before his wedding day2m read
Physics professor and environmentalist Donald Cotten, of Bayville, dies at 942m read
'Luck of the draw': How the 106th rescue wing defended their base against Westhampton wildfire6m read
$1.4M Stony Brook home once belonged to Three Village Inn innkeepers1m read
West Islip neighbors sue hospital, claim construction there has caused $10M in damage to their homes10m read
East End Disability Associates aim to help the region's underserved Latino population3m read
Making a home for bats, with hopes of cutting down on Nassau's mosquito population2m read
NYPD officer from Lake Grove begins serving sentence on child pornography charges1m read
After flood renovations, Smithtown Library branch to partially reopen2m 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
