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Authorities and rescue workers remove animals from a Northport property where more than 200 animals were discovered living in overcrowded and unsanitary conditions. The Suffolk County District Attorney’s BEAST Unit coordinated the…
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Al Plastino, one of DC Comics’ most influential artists, sits at his drawing desk surrounded by his comic artwork. Best known for shaping Superman’s classic look during the height of the Man of Steel’s popularity from the late 1940s…
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Major Vehicle Exchange, established in 1985 and in business for over 40 years, is a trusted source for pre-owned and reconditioned shuttle buses serving organizations across the United States. The company carries small, medium,…
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A striking red 1962 Chevrolet Corvette convertible gleams under the sun at a past Car Show Long Island, showcasing classic American sports car styling at Tobay Beach. The vintage front-end design, chrome detailing, and timeless curves…
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Fifteen-year-old Susan Mann of Hollis, Queens, disappeared in May 1980. Her remains were discovered in a Freeport dumpster in 1982 and recently identified through investigative genealogy. At the time, she was wearing the same clothing and…
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Melissa Koprowski, 32, of Yaphank, pleaded guilty to manslaughter and other charges in connection with a 2024 crash in Middle Island that killed 75-year-old passenger Esther Guy and injured the driver. Photo courtesy of Suffolk County…
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Nicole Kidman and Keith Urban, pictured together at a public event prior to their separation. The actress has filed for divorce in Nashville, citing irreconcilable differences after 19 years of marriage. File photo: lev radin, licensed. …
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Autumn arrives on Long Island as October kicks off with pumpkin patches, fairs, concerts, and spooky fun for the whole family. From haunted trails to car shows and street fairs, Long Island’s first October weekend is packed with ways to…
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When Erika Kirk stepped to the podium in Arizona, the weight of loss and responsibility was written on her face. Just weeks after the assassination of her husband, she stood before supporters not only as a grieving widow, but as the newly…
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Construction workers climb scaffolding while working on a building project. A new bill in the New York State Assembly would remove the century-old Scaffold Law’s “absolute liability” standard for projects in Nassau and Suffolk counties.…
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