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Survivor of wrong-way DWI crash that killed 2 LI teens files lawsuits, court documents show2m read
SARRA SOUNDS OFF: Flag football exploding on Long Island On the latest episode of "Sarra Sounds Off," Newsday's high school sports writers talk flag football, baseball and boys lacrosse.
TikTok 'Chromebook Challenge' prompts warnings from LI school officials, police1m read
Driver crashes through Farmingville vitamin store1m read
COVID-19 fraud on LI: See who's been sentenced and how much they must pay back
LI schools to get $270M boost in state aid
Suffolk lawmakers OK Fire Island Water Taxi fare hikes2m read
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Terms extended for Hempstead, Wyandanch schools' state monitors2m read
Discovery of mold closes community library for more than a week1m read
Up to $40,000 available for home repairs in Hempstead3m read
Stabbing on public bus in Riverhead, police say
Residents recall driving concerns on part of Southern State set for revamp2m read
'A gift to the church': Election of first American pope, Leo XIV, brings surprise, joy, to LI Catholics5m read
Officials: Auto theft ring stole $4.6M worth of cars on LI and NYC2m read
See how much school aid your district will get in 2025-26
Time sheet fraud committed by 2 former LIRR workers: MTA report
Neither was named in the report, but both worked at the Hillside Maintenance Complex in Queens.
2m readMORE ON THIS TOPICMTA overtime down, but still over budget
LI high school lacrosse coach charged with sexual exploitation of children3m read
Nassau police spent $80M in overtime last year, exceeding budget by 64%4m read
Holbrook man sentenced in narcotics death of 14-month-old son1m read
SARRA SOUNDS OFF: Flag football exploding on Long Island On the latest episode of "Sarra Sounds Off," Newsday's high school sports writers talk flag football, baseball and boys lacrosse.
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What are they up to now? See where life has taken these 8 LI 2015 valedictorians.
Ten years after their 2015 high school graduation, these Long Island valedictorians are thriving, but they have all faced their challenges.
16m readMORE ON THIS TOPICIn 2014 they were valedictorians. Where are they now?
Gilgo Beach killings: Suspect's vault disassembled, door removed from home3m read
Rejected by Ivy League, LI teen founder of app worth millions picks a school2m read
Duck Donuts, Bango eatery among new tenants headed to revamped LI shopping center2m read
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LI schools to get $270M boost in state aid3m read
Sports Jobs: LIer is batting practice pitcher for Mets3m read
Officials: 1 dead, 2 hurt in Rockville Centre apartment fire1m read
World War II veterans from LI honored on V-E Day anniversary1m read
Former Bellone aide agrees to $2G fine to settle ethics violations3m read
Nationwide food drive Saturday to benefit hungry1m read
Church battles village over festival permit2m read
3 houses that sold for under $700,000 in Nassau
Frustration rises over stalled rebuild of storm-wrecked road3m read
Tougher penalties in Suffolk for those who break animal abuse law2m read
Victory in Europe, 80 years ago, meant looking ahead to 'work, work and more work'4m read
How to check if you're owed money from NYS unclaimed funds1m read
$86M sale of The Harborside in Port Washington could close next week2m read
LI woman pleads not guilty in fatal stabbing of homeless man1m read
LIRR service resumes on Ronkonkoma Branch
State lawmakers vote to give Hochul control over NUMC board1m read
Huntington OKs spending millions for water safety upgrades3m read
LI priest attends Mass opening conclave in Vatican City2m read
LI man facing animal neglect charges after 28 cats found dead in Bohemia home1m read
Power outage that snarled LIRR commutes heightens tunnel repair feud2m 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
