February 3, 2017 – LI Press

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Sheba’s Journey To Find A Furever Home

By Anton Media Staff

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Veterans To Honor War Heroes

By Joe Scotchie

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Protestors Slam Peter King, Trump ‘Muslim Ban’ & Proposed Wall

By Long Island Press

Roslyn

Frostbite Yacht Club Annual Awards

By Andrea Watson

Mineola

Corpus Christi Rededicates Building

By Richard Tedesco

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Public Administration Is Different From Business Administration

By Village Justice Tom Liotti

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Cheering For Gang Green

By Betsy Abraham

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Bologna: A Personal Travel Experience

By Ryan Dobrin

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Frostbite Yacht Club Annual Awards

By Andrea Watson

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Port Washington

Sláinte To Finn MacCool’s

By Meagan McCarty

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Long Island News

Reports of 8-Year-Old Girl’s Death in Yemen Raid Sparks Review Into Civilian Casualties

By Rashed Mian

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Catholic High School Entrance Exams

By Anton Media Staff

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D’Arrigo Brothers Funds Paws Of War For Service Dogs For Veterans

By Herald Staff

Manhasset

Ending The Season On A Triumphant Note

By Manhasset Press

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Bay Shore

Driver Convicted of Bay Shore Crash That Killed 3

By Timothy Bolger

Syosset

Suozzi Tackles Trump’s Executive Order

By Letters To The Editor

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Ducks N’ Grebes

By Michael Givant

Oyster Bay

Suozzi Tackles Trump’s Executive Order

By Letters to the Editor

Dignity by Joan Weiss

Huntington

Photographers Reveal ‘The Human Condition’ in New Show at Huntington Gallery

By Spencer Rumsey

Great Neck

At Parkville, Students Have Something To Crow About

By Frank Rizzo

Great Neck

Lunar New Year Commemorated At Planting Fields

By Sheri ArbitalJacoby

Where Football And Family Come Together

By Dave Gil de Rubio

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