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Plume: Decades of deceit
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Plume: Decades of Deceit
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A 24-year-old mother of two was terrorized by her violent ex-boyfriend and a long-secret file details Nassau officials' failures. Pat Dolan and Faith Jessie report.
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'He is going to kill me.' Watch Jo'Anna's story, a Newsday TV documentary
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Keith Bush was a 17-year-old junior at Bellport High School when Suffolk authorities charged him with killing Sherese Watson, 14, after a late-night house party in North Bellport. For the past 44 years, Keith Bush has claimed he was an innocent man, ever since he was accused and convicted of the 1975 Suffolk County sex-related murder. 
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Proving Innocence: The Story of Keith Bush
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Newsday's Faith Jessie and investigative reporter Sandra Peddie give a first look at the investigation we'll be publishing tomorrow on Newsday.com.
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Newsday's Faith Jessie and Sandra Peddie discuss an SCPD DWI investigation
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A dumpster-diving whistleblower shed light on alleged corruption in the town of Oyster Bay. After two years reporting on the story, federal investigators have brought charges against Nassau's top politician and his wife, and a town's supervisor, in a case that began with a local restaurateur.
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The Cost of Corruption
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Here, Newsday outlines the story of Long Island's political power structure and one man's navigation through that system, Gary Melius. Read how this story unfolds in seven chapters.
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Pathway to Power
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Newsday's paired testers visit real estate agents across Long Island to see if they will be treated the same.
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Watch: Testing the Divide
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A Newsday investigation found some of the same companies, individuals or families played roles in the path that brought illegally disposed construction debris in both the Roberto Clemente Park and "Pay Dirt" dumping cases.
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Clemente Park, 'Pay Dirt' dumping cases are linked
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A portion of West Hills County Park was "sealed" and treated as a crime scene amid the investigation into illegal dumping at the park in August 2016. 
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Mystery of the West Hills County Park plea deal
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For two years, Newsday has followed and filmed various Long Island drag racers. While some practice the sport legally, there exists a sub-culture of racers who do not. The consequences of those illegal street races have, at times, led to tragedy. For decades, there were three sanctioned drag strips on Long Island. But each has been shuttered, leaving many in the film to wonder, if Long Island still had a legal drag strip, would that curtail the amount of illegal racing? (Newsday staff)
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Street Racer: The culture of speed on Long Island
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