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| How Gov. Cuomo came to make the decision to resign |
| A turning point in the seven tumultuous days leading to his resignation announcement came when his sister and his youngest daughter visited the Executive Mansion on Sunday night, staffers say. |
| Lt. Gov. Hochul promises to 'fight like hell' for NYers |
| She promised "turnover" in the administration and said she will change a Cuomo workplace administration described as running on intimidation and retribution. "At the end of my term, whenever it ends, no one will describe my administration as a toxic work environment," Hochul said. |
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| Census 2020: LI population up 3.1%, becoming more diverse |
| Although whites remain a plurality of LIers, there was a decline of nearly 200,000 between 2010 and 2020. That drop was offset by an increase of 288,065 residents who identify as minorities. |
| Ex-Suffolk DA Thomas Spota, former aide sentenced to 5 years in prison |
| "I hope not to die in prison alone," former Suffolk District Attorney Thomas Spota told the federal judge who then sentenced him. Newsday's Cecilia Dowd reports. |
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| Sini: Massive Suffolk dog-fighting ring broken up |
| The dogs were kept in inhumane conditions and raised to fight and kill, often through brutal training techniques and steroids, Suffolk County District Attorney Timothy Sini says. |
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| Nautical Mile BBQ restaurant at odds with Freeport village over shutdown |
| Backyard Barbeque was allowed to reopen once the owner filed an appeal to Freeport village's closure that came after violence in the restaurant's parking lot. |
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| Nassau PBA president tried to prevent friend's arrest for allegedly stalking ex-cop's wife |
| "Yeah, I do wanna squash it," James McDermott said in trying to stop the arrest of a high school friend, the recording revealed. |
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| Curran vetoes bill allowing first responders to sue |
| The Nassau County executive vetoed legislation to give first responders the right to sue under the county Human Rights Law when they face "discrimination." |
| After 60 years in business, this famous roadside eatery is expanding |
| The much-loved East End spot plans to open a new location this fall. |
| Long-standing beer garden closes in Farmingdale |
| It was one of the few places to find German food on Long Island. |
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