Name: How the Trump administration's agenda could impact LI
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Teen, father indicted in fatal crash ... 10 hurt, one critical in Freeport fire ... Adams endorses Cuomo ... Breast cancer awareness

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'Rampant time abuse': Report finds LIRR workers used fake ID cards in fraud scheme

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Workers made and bought "cloned" ID badges for as little as $5, and then routinely skipped out on work early or arrived late, according to the MTA Inspector General's report. Newsday transportation reporter Alfonso Castillo has more.

In 2023, 82 pedestrians and cyclists were killed on Long Island &mdash; roughly as many as were killed yearly since the 1990s, even as vehicle occupant deaths declined. NewsdayTV&#39;s Macy Egeland reports.

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Hempstead Village pedestrian deaths highlight chronic dangers of walking LI's roads

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'One accident is too many'

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In 2023, 82 pedestrians and cyclists were killed on Long Island — roughly as many as were killed yearly since the 1990s, even as vehicle occupant deaths declined. NewsdayTV's Macy Egeland reports.

Long Island Cares says an&nbsp;overwhelming number of federal employees have signed up for food pantries due to the government shutdown. NewsdayTV&#39;s&nbsp;Andrew Ehinger reports.&nbsp;

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Federal workers signing up for emergency food distribution

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Long Island Cares says an overwhelming number of federal employees have signed up for food pantries due to the government shutdown. NewsdayTV's Andrew Ehinger reports.

A year after her double mastectomy,&nbsp;Kate Brennan talks to NewsdayTV&#39;s Elisa DiStefano about her cancer journey. Brennan, a mother of four from Garden City, created Neon Lacrosse to teach girls mental and physical resilience. Her motto: &quot;Take this lemon and turn it into lemondae.&quot;&nbsp;

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Amid breast cancer treatment, Long Island mother creates her 'lemons to lemonade'

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'Chemo actually scared me more than the surgeries'

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A year after her double mastectomy, Kate Brennan talks to NewsdayTV's Elisa DiStefano about her cancer journey. Brennan, a mother of four from Garden City, created Neon Lacrosse to teach girls mental and physical resilience.

Krystina Buska talks to NewsdayTV&#39;s Jasmine Anderson about her breast cancer journey. The Islip mother discovered something was wrong when her son was only 6 months old.

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First-time mom talks breast cancer journey

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'There is not going to be a day that I let this win'

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Krystina Buska talks to NewsdayTV's Jasmine Anderson about her breast cancer journey. The Islip mother discovered something was wrong when her son was only 6 months old.

From diagnosis to treatment, Long Islanders talk about their experience with breast cancer.

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'I won't let this win': Breast cancer survivors share their stories

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'I won't let this win': Breast cancer survivor stories

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From diagnosis to treatment, Long Islanders talk about their experience with breast cancer.

On the latest episode of &quot;Sarra Sounds Off,&quot; Gregg Sarra talks about the rivalry high school football games from this past weekend, plus Jared&nbsp;Valluzzi and Jonathan Ruban have&nbsp;a look at the plays of the week.

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Sarra Sounds Off Episode 7: Big football matchups on Long Island

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Sarra Sounds Off Ep. 7: Big football matchups on LI

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On the latest episode of "Sarra Sounds Off," Gregg Sarra talks about the rivalry high school football games from this past weekend, plus Jared Valluzzi and Jonathan Ruban have a look at the plays of the week.

Disney has designated the laboratory results as confidential &mdash; a move being contested by the attorney of the late doctor&#39;s family. Newsday reporter Robert Brodsky has the story.

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Disney opposes release of test results of food eaten by LI doctor in fatal allergic reaction case, court docs show

Carle Place

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'Public disclosure is necessary'

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Disney has designated the laboratory results as confidential — a move being contested by the attorney of the late doctor's family. Newsday reporter Robert Brodsky has the story.

Former New York State trooper&nbsp;Thomas Mascia, of West Hempstead, was sentenced to six months in prison and five years probation as part of a plea deal after he faked his own shooting last year and lied about it. NewsdayTV&rsquo;s Virginia Huie reports.

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Ex-NYS trooper who faked his own shooting sentenced to six months

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'An insult to members of law enforcement everywhere'

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Former New York State trooper Thomas Mascia, of West Hempstead, was sentenced to six months in prison and five years probation as part of a plea deal after he faked his own shooting last year and lied about it. NewsdayTV's Virginia Huie reports.

NewsdayTV&rsquo;s Doug Geed takes us on a boat ride with an aquaculture specialist&nbsp;who explains the factors behind the decline in scallop production.

Environment

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Working to boost LI's scallop population

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On the water at a scallop spawner sanctuary

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NewsdayTV's Doug Geed takes us on a boat ride with an aquaculture specialist who explains the factors behind the decline in scallop production.

NewsdayTV&#39;s Macy Egeland looks back at the 1993 arrest of Joel Rifkin, New York State&#39;s most prolific serial killer.

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'He is still the most prolific serial killer in New York State history'

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NewsdayTV's Macy Egeland looks back at the 1993 arrest of Joel Rifkin, New York State's most prolific serial killer.

Mount Sinai&#39;s&nbsp;Louis Plumitallo recovered from a life-changing accident to become a champion bodybuilder. NewsdayTV&#39;s Jamie Stuart reports.&nbsp;

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Mount Sinai bodybuilder's inspirational journey

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'Anything is possible'

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Mount Sinai's Louis Plumitallo recovered from a life-changing accident to become a champion bodybuilder. NewsdayTV's Jamie Stuart reports.

South Country school community members are asking the&nbsp;state comptroller&rsquo;s office to conduct an independent investigation into the district&rsquo;s finances. Newsday education reporter Darwin Yanes explains.

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South Country parents call for audit of district finances

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'Students deserve more'

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South Country school community members are asking the state comptroller's office to conduct an independent investigation into the district's finances. Newsday education reporter Darwin Yanes explains.

At Big East Media Day in Manhattan on Tuesday, St. John&#39;s coach Rick Pitino and players reacted to having been picked to win the conference.

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St. John's predicted to win the Big East

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'I really don't pay much attention to prognosticators'

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At Big East Media Day in Manhattan on Tuesday, St. John's reacted to having been picked to win the Big East.

At the NFL meetings in New York on Tuesday, Jets owner Woody Johnson was critical of the 0-7 team&#39;s quarterback play.

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Jets owner Woody Johnson critical of quarterback play

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Woody on QBs: 'Something just is not jiving'

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At the NFL meetings in New York on Tuesday, Jets owner Woody Johnson was critical of the 0-7 team's quarterback play.

Cracked screens, water damage, dead batteries:&nbsp;NewsdayTV&#39;s Ken Buffa visits with the owner of Ifixscreens.com to see what it takes to save a phone when things go wrong.

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LI Works: Fixing phones as a rescue mission

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'Because data is everything these days'

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Cracked screens, water damage, dead batteries: NewsdayTV's Ken Buffa visits with the owner of Ifixscreens.com to see what it takes to save a phone when things go wrong.

NewsdayTV&#39;s Doug Geed takes us&nbsp;to Cutchogue, where he joins the owner of Peconic Gold Oysters for a scenic boat ride through the waters that produce some of Long Island&rsquo;s finest oysters.

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Out East: Oyster harvesting in Cutchogue

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'It's teeming with life'

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NewsdayTV's Doug Geed takes us to Cutchogue, where he joins the owner of Peconic Gold Oysters for a scenic boat ride through the waters that produce some of Long Island's finest oysters.

The 32nd annual event drew a huge crowd to raise awareness and money for the fight against breast cancer. NewsdayTV&#39;s Andrew Ehinger reports.&nbsp;

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Thousands attend breast cancer walk at Jones Beach

Wantagh

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'It's just so empowering to be here'

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The 32nd annual event drew a huge crowd to raise awareness and money for the fight against breast cancer. NewsdayTV's Andrew Ehinger reports.

Dominic D&#39;Amico, a&nbsp;St. James man who worked at Ground Zero after the 9/11 attacks, was diagnosed with breast cancer a few years ago. NewsdayTV&#39;s&nbsp;Shari Einhorn reports.&nbsp;

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Ground Zero workers and male breast cancer

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'I never heard of a guy getting breast cancer'

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St. James man who worked at Ground Zero after the 9/11 attacks was diagnosed with breast cancer a few years ago. NewsdayTV's Shari Einhorn reports.

Long Islanders who use the&nbsp;Affordable Care Act may see an increase in health care premiums if government subsidies expire at the end of the year.&nbsp;Newsday reporter David Olson has more.&nbsp;

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LIers may see spike in health insurance rates if subsidies aren't extended

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Nearly 100,000 LIers use the Affordable Care Act

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Long Islanders who use the Affordable Care Act may see an increase in health care premiums if government subsidies expire at the end of the year. Newsday reporter David Olson has more.

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Her case highlights the struggles families face in trying to get help for victimized teens. NewsdayTV&#39;s Shari Einhorn has the story.

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Before an LI girl went missing, her family sent her to Minnesota for help. She was abused there too.

Patchogue

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'She had too much trauma'

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Her case highlights the struggles families face in trying to get help for victimized teens. NewsdayTV's Shari Einhorn has the story.

The offers came after Newsday reported Hempstead town&nbsp;issued more than 80,000&nbsp;tickets in four school districts that had never agreed to participate in the program. NewsdayTV&#39;s Virginia Huie reports.

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Town's school bus camera ticket vendor offered payments to woo holdout districts

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The offers came after Newsday reported Hempstead town issued more than 80,000 tickets in four school districts that had never agreed to participate in the program. NewsdayTV's Virginia Huie reports.