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Rebuilt LI theaters carry hopes for economic revival
The lobby of the old Islip cinema is buzzing again. Patrons buy tickets at the marble-fronted box office, tread up the carpeted stairs and take their seats - but this time it's not for a movie.
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Student charged with DWI after crash kills roommate
A Kings Park college student was killed and his roommate cited for driving while intoxicated Thursday after the driver lost control of his car and struck a guardrail and a tree in Smithtown, Suffolk police ...
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Public Pools: a big splash for less cash
Kids looking to splash around in the water this summer don't have to journey too far from home - or fork over too big a bundle - if they want to get wet.
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Top News: New York Officer Sues Over Injuries at Firearms Range
CHRISTINE ARMARIO Newsday, Melville, N.Y. A Suffolk County police officer has filed a lawsuit claiming that he was struck and injured by a bullet fragment that ricocheted off a metal target holder at the ...
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Suffolk cop sues over injuries at firearms range
A Suffolk County police officer has filed a lawsuit claiming that he was struck and injured by a bullet fragment that ricocheted off a metal target holder at the department's firearms range.
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Tankleff will not have to face new trial
State Attorney General Andrew Cuomo announced yesterday he would not retry Martin Tankleff, falling short of fully exonerating him in the gruesome slayings of his mother and father 20 years ago.
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For Tankleff, celebration tempered by sad realities
Thanks to a Starbucks employee with unusually large frosting penmanship, Martin Tankleff celebrated his imminent freedom from prosecution Monday with a chocolate cake that proclaimed, "Congra Marty." But ...
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SCC board agrees to comply with preference law
A reluctant Suffolk Community College Board of Trustees voted Tuesday to comply with the county's local preference law , which led lawmakers hours later to restore $58 million in capital building projects.
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SCC board agrees to comply with preference law
A reluctant Suffolk Community College Board of Trustees voted Tuesday to comply with the county's local preference law for contractors in a bid to restore $58 million in capital building projects.
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Boaters dredge up trouble over Nissequogue project
Recreational boater Richard Kerr of Commack was pleased when Suffolk County last fall finally began to dredge the sand-clogged Nissequogue River channel.
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Riverhead woman charged in restaurant robberies
Talk about your Mac attacks. A Riverhead woman was charged Friday in two robberies and an attempted robbery of three fast-food restaurants - a McDonald's, a Taco Bell and a Wendy's - grabbing one manager by the ...
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Police: Riverhead woman arrested in fast-food robberies
Talk about your Mac attacks. A Riverhead woman was charged Friday in two robberies and an attempted robbery at three fast-food restaurants -- a McDonald's, a Taco Bell and a Wendy's -- after she grabbed the ...
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Pfaeffle wins Paul Gibson Award
He was the linchpin of a Commack pitching staff that earned a share of the Suffolk League II baseball title and a spot in the county Class AA championship series.
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Employees: Suffolk Life to cease publishing next week
The crusading weekly newspaper Suffolk Life will publish its last issue next week, a casualty of falling profits and its publisher's declining health, employees said yesterday.
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Suffolk Life to cease publication
Suffolk Life appears to be going out of business. Several employees, some speaking on the condition of anonymity, told Times/Review that the newspaper held a staff meeting yesterday morning to announce that the ...
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Storms leave 9,600 without power
Long Island Power Authority spokeswoman Elizabeth Flagler reported 9,659 power outages across Suffolk, with 3,135 in Huntington, 2,089 in Islip, 1,202 in Riverhead and 1,247 in Brookhaven just an hour after the ...
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Suffolk farmland added to list of preserved land
Suffolk County Executive Steven Levy has submitted legislation that would aid in the preservation of the rural atmosphere of Suffolk's North Fork.
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New look at Martin Tankleff trial
Over 10 warm spring weeks in 1990, 12 men and women gathered in a stuffy courtroom to sit in judgment of a Belle Terre student charged in one of the most horrific crimes Suffolk County had ever known.
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Levy sees a regional affordable-housing crisis
Urging state legislative approval for a program that would provide $25 million for affordable housing on Long Island, Suffolk County Executive Steve Levy told members of the Peconic Community Council ...
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East End: 3 hospitals reach deal on insurance rates
An agreement has been reached among the three hospitals serving eastern Suffolk and Oxford/United Health Plans on new reimbursement rates.
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