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The airport in Wainscott was planned to transition from public to private-only use to address years of complaints from residents about traffic, noise and pollution.
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A plan would grant unlimited driving permits to full-time Fire Island residents. Police have released a 911 call related to the Gilgo Beach murders, a new state program in Connecticut will help provide mortgage relief, and federal law meant to help Coast Guard members doesn’t fly in all states.
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Gillibrand and other senate Democrats ask for policy allowing abortion-seeking service members to cross state lines.
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The hospitals are among 19 across New York to receive the top mark.
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According to an analysis from Newsday, Suffolk County Child Protective Services workers took on too many cases.
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After closing last summer, the Hamptons property had been up for sale since October.
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Employees of the Merrick Road coffee shop voted to unionize on Tuesday with a final count of 19 to 8 in favor.
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A report from the Long Island Power Authority said PSEG Long Island satisfied the majority of their metrics, despite low customer satisfaction scores, and deserves bonus compensation.
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The town of Southold on Long Island’s North Fork is taking steps to address a years-long deer and tick problem with hunting.
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The Biological, Environmental and Animal Safety Team, or BEAST, will be led by Assistant District Attorney Jed Painter.