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Museum Week Kicks Off on LI
Long Island's cultural history will be put on full display during Museum Week.
- Posted 9 days ago
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Man Killed During Dispute with Ex-Girlfriend
No arrests have been made and no charges have been filed.
- Posted 9 days ago
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Flash Flood Watch in Effect for LI
“Those living in areas prone to flooding should be prepared to take action should flooding develop."
- Posted 9 days ago
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2 People Struck and Killed by LIRR Trains Saturday
The incidents happened about an hour apart.
- Posted 11 days ago
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Andrea’s Rain Dumps 5 Inches on LI, Crushes Records
Twenty to 30 cars had water up to their hoods at the Wyandanch Long Island Rail Road parking lot.
- Posted 11 days ago
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Sandy Benefit Concert at Eisenhower Park Saturday
The concert is free but $10 donations are welcomed.
- Posted 11 days ago
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Long Island and World War II: From Veterans to CuratorsThe Ace, the chaplain's assistant, the curator and the dream catcher.
- Posted 12 days ago
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Andrea’s Rain May Flood Long Island
The remnants of a tropical storm churning up the East Coast could dump up to 4 inches of rain on LI this weekend.
- Posted 13 days ago
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6 Historic Sites on Long Island Need Saving, Group Says
The list includes a late 19th century Sacred Heart Church and Rectory in Cutchogue, which was built by Irish and German immigrants.
- Posted 15 days ago
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Breakfast of Champions: LI’s Go-to Morning Spots Serve Sunrise Delights, with Unique Twists“People just like a neighborhood family spot where they know they can get a good breakfast.”
- Posted 15 days ago
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Michael Hastings, Journalist and Author, Dead at 33
"Hastings will be remembered for his fearless, award-winning journalism and relentless pursuit of the truth."
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Long Island Joins World’s Largest Swimming LessonA half dozen Long Island pools participated in The World’s Largest Swimming Lesson on Tuesday.
- Posted 13 hours ago
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Letter Carrier Killed in Lloyd Harbor Crash
The victim was driving along his route when he was rear-ended by an Audi and ejected from his mail truck.
- Posted 18 hours ago
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LIRR Derailment Delays Continue Into Tuesday PM RushThe cause of the train derailment in Penn Station is under investigation.
- Posted 20 hours ago
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LIRR Train Hits, Kills Person in Patchogue
The person was fatally struck shortly after a train derailed in Penn Station, causing massive delays Monday.
- Posted 21 hours ago
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NSA Whistleblower Edward Snowden Answers Questions From Public
"Truth is coming, and it cannot be stopped."
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