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The Suffolk County Police commissioner said the department is getting help from the NYPD after a 'cyber intrusion' was detected, leading the computer system to be taken offline. The NYPD members are helping Suffolk's emergency call operators who have to take information by hand. NewsdayTV's Cecilia Dowd reports.

Suffolk police get help from the NYPD amid cyber attack

Long Island organizations, including Jibaritos With Troops in Bay Shore, are helping to collect supplies for Puerto Rico as it grapples with the effects of Hurricane Fiona.

LI organizations gather supplies to help Puerto Rico after Hurricane Fiona

New York's Deputy Secretary of State. Kisha Santiago-Martinez was in the Town of Babylon at the Cedar Beach Marina to announce a plan to protect Long Island's waterways, which will uphold water quality, living resources and public use.

How do we plan on protecting Long Island's waterways

More than two decades after the Sept. 11, 2001 terror attacks, almost 400 names were added to the at the 9/11 Responders Remembered Par in Nesconset on Saturday. John Feal, founder of the FealGood Foundation, hopes the park will be a lasting legacy to honor the victims of that day. 

Etched into history, names added to 9/11 remembrance wall in Nesconset

The festival of Onam marking the harvest in the state of Kerala in southern India was celebrated in New Hyde Park on Friday with traditional music and dance. 

India harvest festival of Onam celebrated on Long Island

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Short-term interest rates on credit cards and auto loans will rise, while pressure on mortgage rates will continue.

How the Fed rate hike will hit LIers' wallets

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The 4-bedroom home, which comes furnished, is near the bay and Ocean Beach.

Fire Island ranch in Seaview lists for $1.19M

With prices ranging up to $660, and featuring polycarbonate blades with programmed light-emitting diodes, SabersPro's products appeal to the "kiddult" market.

Long Island company selling high-end lightsabers for 'Star Wars' fans

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Officials with the Offshore Wind Training Institute will be sending out requests for proposals this fall. 

SUNY officials plan to award $8M in training funds for offshore wind jobs

The Island's number of employed residents grew to 1.5 million last month, up from 1.43 million in 2021.

Number of employed LIers in August tops same month before the pandemic

Rising costs are expected to bite both retailers and consumers.

Holiday shipping outlook: 'tis a season for inflation

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On Monday, State senator Kevin Thomas (D-Levittown) said there is a new pandemic-relief program aimed at helping the smallest businesses that opened in the past three years with a total of $200 million in grant funding.

Newer small businesses can apply for seed money

Health care providers on Long Island are increasing their use of telemedicine to provide patients a way to get emergency care quickly, often without a trip to the ER, Newsday TV's Shari Einhorn reports.

Long Island's health systems are using virtual ER visits

The growing competition is more challenging for smaller grocers that can't just compete on price.  The key is setting themselves apart with customer service, value, unique offerings and other features, grocery industry experts say.

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An artist colony in Oakdale has been described by residents as "Oahdale's oassis." New resident Jeanne Mastrandrea gave Newsday a tour on Sunday, Aug. 21 and spoke about what makes her new home so special to her. NewsdayTV's Rachel Weiss reports.

Tour a house that's in a hidden gem of a community in Oakdale.

Three Long Island real estate companies agree to settle claims that their agents engaged in illegal housing discrimination, according to an announcement from the New York State attorney general. NewsdayTV's Shari Einhorn reports. 

Three real estate offices to pay $115G in housing discrimination settlement

The Electrify Expo outside Nassau Coliseum on Saturday gave a look at the future of the auto industry, where you could test drive electric and hybrid cars. NewsdayTV's Steve Langford reports. 

Electrify Expo displays future of auto industry

Tayne Law Group, in Melville, has allowed employees to bring their dogs into the office for the last 5 years. On Friday, Aug. 12, managing director Leslie Tayne said the dogs look forward to it as much as the humans do.

Tayne Law Group loves having dogs in the workplace

Keri Gardner and her husband Joseph Andrean talk about becoming business owners of Filta Environmental Kitchen Solutions during the pandemic. Their oil filtration business has recently taken on the U.S. Open as a client.

Former U.S. Open ball girl now has tournament as a client

The Stony Brook University center houses advanced research, an incubator for energy start-ups and a national hub for wind-energy research.

Stony Brook energy center tackling new power challenges

Starbucks workers and supporters rallied in Great Neck on Monday to support fired union leader Joselyn Chuquillanqui. 

Union leader: 'Our voices are going to be heard'

As developers respond to the needs of Amazon, local factories and transportation companies, Long Island has become a premier location in the Northeast for warehouses, BEB Capital CEO Lee Brodsky explains.

10 million square feet of warehouses planned for LI

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The Federal Reserve raised interest rates again. NewsdayTV&rsquo;s Cecilia Dowd reports on what it means and why it happened.

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The Federal Reserve raised interest rates again. NewsdayTV's Cecilia Dowd reports on what it means and why it happened.

On Monday, State senator Kevin Thomas&nbsp;(D-Levittown) said there is a new pandemic-relief program aimed at&nbsp;helping the smallest businesses&nbsp;that opened in the past three years with a total of $200 million in grant funding.

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Pandemic-relief program to help the smallest new businesses

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Health care providers on Long Island are increasing their use of telemedicine to&nbsp;provide&nbsp;patients a way to get emergency care quickly, often without a trip to the ER, Newsday TV&#39;s Shari Einhorn reports.

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Virtual ER visits changing the face of medicine

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The growing competition is more challenging for smaller grocers that can&rsquo;t just compete on price. The key is setting themselves apart with customer service, value, unique offerings and other features, grocery industry experts say.

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Aldi's growth on Long Island

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Jeanne&nbsp;Mastrandrea talks about what makes&nbsp;her new home in Oakdale&#39;s&nbsp;artist colony so special. NewsdayTV&#39;s Rachel Weiss takes us inside.

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At home in a South Shore artist colony

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Three Long Island real estate companies agree&nbsp;to settle claims that their agents engaged in illegal housing discrimination, according to an announcement from the New York State attorney general. NewsdayTV&#39;s Shari&nbsp;Einhorn reports.&nbsp;

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Keri Gardner and her husband Joseph Andrean talk about becoming business owners of&nbsp;Filta Environmental Kitchen Solutions&nbsp;during the pandemic. Their oil filtration business has recently taken on the U.S. Open as a client.

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Couple takes on oil filtration business during pandemic

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Tayne Law Group&nbsp;in Melville&nbsp;has allowed employees to bring their dogs into the office for the last 5 years. On Friday, Aug. 12, managing director Leslie Tayne said the dogs look forward to it as much as the humans do.

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Starbucks workers and supporters rallied in Great Neck on Monday to support fired union leader&nbsp;Joselyn Chuquillanqui.&nbsp;

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Starbucks workers rally in Great Neck to reinstate fired union leader

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As developers respond to the needs of Amazon, local factories and transportation companies, Long Island has become a premier&nbsp;location in the Northeast for warehouses, BEB Capital CEO Lee Brodsky explains.

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Expanding warehouse industry offers jobs, investment on LI

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The first round of retail cannabis applications open this summer, but getting one won&rsquo;t be easy. Experts discuss what it will take to get a license, and more.

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The first round of retail cannabis applications open this summer, but getting one won't be easy. Experts discuss what it will take to get a license, and more.

Farmers on the East End of Long Island are trying to&nbsp;manage the rising costs of fuel, fertilizer&nbsp;and feed&nbsp;without passing them&nbsp;on to customers.

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East End farmers battle rising costs

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Farmers on the East End of Long Island are trying to manage rising costs of diesel fuel, fertilizer and animal feed without passing them on to the consumer.

The first Amazon Fresh grocery store in the state opens Thursday in Oceanside. Shoppers will be able to use what Amazon Fresh calls walkout technology to&nbsp;pay digitally without going through checkout lanes. Newsday TV&#39;s Tory Parrish reports.

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The first Amazon Fresh grocery store in the state opens Thursday in Oceanside. Shoppers will be able to use what Amazon Fresh calls walkout technology to pay digitally without going through checkout lanes. Newsday TV's Tory Parrish reports.

U.S. inflation has seen a new 40-year high in June, further pressuring households and likely sealing the case for another large interest rate hike by the Federal Reserve, with higher borrowing costs to follow. Newsday&#39;s&nbsp;James T. Madore reports.

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U.S. inflation sees a four-decade peak

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U.S. inflation sees a four-decade peak

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U.S. inflation has seen a new four-decade peak in June, further pressuring households and likely sealing the case for another large interest rate hike by the Federal Reserve, with higher borrowing costs to follow. Newsday's James T. Madore reports.

Traffic was one of residents&rsquo; main concerns at Monday&rsquo;s open house on a proposed $2.8 billion development project in Ronkonkoma. Some people said they were opposed to the project while others considered its potential benefits. &nbsp;Newsday TV&rsquo;s Cecilia Dowd reports.

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Traffic was one of residents' main concerns at Monday's open house on a proposed $2.8 billion development project in Ronkonkoma. Some people said they were opposed to the project while others considered its potential benefits.  Newsday TV's Cecilia Dowd reports.

Alice&#39;s Fish Market, in Greenport, is a small business that&#39;s grappling with higher gasoline prices and difficulty in finding employees &mdash;&nbsp;problems that didn&#39;t exist at the pandemic&#39;s height in 2020.

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Alice's Fish Market, in Greenport, is a small business that's grappling with higher gasoline prices and difficulty in finding employees — problems that didn't exist at the pandemic's height in 2020.

Huge homes are rising on Fire Island, replacing traditional cottages and changing the landscape. Newsday TV&#39;s Steve Langford reports.

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Fire Island's Ocean Beach landscape undergoing big changes

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Change is happening on the South Shore of Fire Island, as traditional cottages and bungalows are being replaced by huge properties. Newsday TV's Steve Langford reports.

While supporters of the $2.8 billion Midway Crossing Ronkonkoma redevelopment proposal tout the project&#39;s potential for creating thousands of jobs, some town officials and residents say the project would&nbsp;strain key infrastructure such as&nbsp;water, roads and sewers. Newsday&rsquo;s Shari Einhorn reports.

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$2.8 billion Ronkonkoma redevelopment plan gets mixed views

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While supporters of the $2.8 billion Midway Crossing Ronkonkoma redevelopment proposal tout the project's potential for creating thousands of jobs ranging from hotel and airline industry service positions to high-tech health sciences jobs, some town officials and residents say it would strain key infrastructure such as water, roads and sewers. Newsday's Shari Einhorn reports. 

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