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| FBI retrieves 'personal items' from Brian Laundrie's Florida home, LI attorney says |
| "The FBI is at the Laundrie home today to collect some personal items belonging to Brian that will assist the canines in their search for Brian," Laundrie attorney Steven Bertolino, of East Islip, said in a text message. |
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| DA drops last remaining charge against man whose beating by cops was captured on video |
| Prosecutors dismissed the outstanding harassment violation charge against Akbar Rogers, the Freeport man whose beating by police during a 2019 arrest was captured on video. |
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| Congress passes bill to avert partial government shutdown |
| The votes will help avert one crisis, but just delay another as the political parties dig in on a dispute over how to raise the government's borrowing cap before the U.S. risks a potentially catastrophic default. |
| Jonas Brothers at Jones Beach and more: Here's what's up on LI this weekend |
| The Jonas Brothers' "Remember This" tour will be at Northwell Health at Jones Beach Theater on Oct. 2. Here's what's up on Long Island this weekend. Newsday's Faith Jessie reports. |
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| Four LI executives tell how they went from entry level to the top |
| Like in Broadway's "How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying," four execs describe how they rose up the ranks in their fields. |
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| NYC chef opens intimate Italian market-cafe on LI |
| Breakfast, lunch, dinner, coffee, catering, cooking classes — Mercato Cucina does it all. |
| SBU, former coach reach settlement in discrimination lawsuit |
| Former coach had accused the university in the November 2019 lawsuit of holding her to "higher standards" than coaches who are white men. |
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| '90s-inspired Halloween pop-up trail to open this weekend |
| Nostalgia and a good scare make a perfect pair. |
| MTA acting chairman wants to end agency's cost-cutting plan |
| Janno Lieber told the state Senate the MTA's consolidation effort that begun two years ago has resulted in the loss of many front-line workers who now must be replaced. |
| LI teacher stays alive on 'Survivor' |
| Tiffany Seely was not voted off the island, despite being at the center of a dramatic arc. |
| 2021 season looks bleak for Peconic Bay scallops |
| For the third year in a row, scallops of harvest age are showing scarcity in traditional fishery grounds. |
| Staging a comeback: The rebirth of LI theater |
| The opening of Plaza's Broadway Long Island in Elmont, Nassau's first professional theater company, is one example of how local theater is enjoying a resurgence since the pandemic. |
| Heckscher art museum adds diversity to its collection as it turns 100 |
| Museum officials have acquired 36 works by 14 different American artists whose work spans multiple media. |
| Top 50 field hockey players for fall 2021 |
| A look at the top field hockey players across Long Island high schools this season. |
| Editorial: Protests must observe bounds |
| Our public discourse should not descend to a place where anything goes, writes Newsday's Editorial Board. |
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