<p>Nelson DeMille&nbsp;wrote several novels&nbsp;set on his native Long Island.</p>


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Nelson DeMille, bestselling author, Long Islander, dies at 81

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Nelson DeMille's bestsellers included 'The Gold Coast' and 'Plum Island'

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Bob Noonan served in combat in the Vietnam War in the Marine Corps and rose to become a sergeant.

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After losing her sight to juvenile diabetes, Ria Meade turned from painting to poetry, pottery and weaving.

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Huntington Station's Kuscsik was the only woman to compete in the inaugural New York City Marathon in 1970.

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