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It's a temporary shelter placed in their front yard. It's small, but it's a house, and it even comes with solar power.
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Parents say there are two YouTube videos that show a teacher at Brentwood North Middle School roughing up their son.
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Authorities say four onlookers jumped in and rescued the man in the passenger seat.
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There is outrage from parents on Long Island who pay some of the highest property taxes in the country.
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The Suffolk County Police Department promises a full investigation after the YouTube clip showed an officer grabbing a 22-year-old man by the throat.
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Governor Cuomo unveiled his plan to fix the embattled Long Island Power Authority.
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Mark Scalli may have given his daughter life, but Victoria saved his.
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The house on Soundview Drive has been boarded up for almost a year now.
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A small plane made an emergency landing on a highway in Suffolk County early this afternoon.
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Two families went head to head to see who could save more money on groceries, and the real winner is you.
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Kristin Thorne's full interview with Coupon Queen Gia Pendergast
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A fourth grader at Stokes Elementary School in Levittown is one of the finalists of the nationwide Doodle Four Google contest.
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From the outside, Lynn Eskenazi and Steven Kritzberg have a beautiful home in Lido Beach. However, it's what's lurking in the crawl space underneath that's anything but pretty - heating oil. An estimated 1,000 gallons of oil leaked from their next door neighbor's tank.
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A man enjoying his morning cup of coffee Friday stumbled upon four alligators near a Long Island boat ramp.
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Kristin Thorne reports on the early-morning chase and shootout in Boston
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A fiery Mayor Bloomberg blasted Senators who voted against new gun control legislation, calling the vote "a disgrace" and adding"children lost."
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Kristin Thorne reports on the Senate's rejection of the background check expansion bill
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Kristin Thorne reports on a tragedy in Central Islip
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Grant Smith is charged with assault and menacing in what police are calling a violent, racist attack on two fellow golfers.
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The Red Cross helped her find the apartment, has helped her pay for her rent and gave her donated furniture. On Thursday, she signed up to become a Red Cross volunteer.
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Howard Waldman found the 84-year-old woman on the floor of her Riverhead home, while he was making a flower delivery.
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The Long Island Power Authority now plans to cut residential electric bills this month by an average of $13.
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Two brothers became fathers at the same time, what are the odds?
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Louann Vallone's family has owned a manufacturing business in Nassau County since 1961. Times have gotten tough recently.
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Police held a drill at a West Babylon high school to prepare for the possibility of a gunman gaining access to the school.
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Kristin Thorne reports on a controversial deal on paid sick leave for employees
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There is word of a new school opening up on the South Shore of Long Island.
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As hundreds of South Shore residents battle insurance companies for help, a new battle is brewing that could pit neighbor against neighbor.
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Police have arrested an assistant principal at a Long Island high school after they say he sent inappropriate texts to students.
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Reaction is coming in from all over Long Island about the election of the new pope.
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The homes and streets on Fire Island are still in really bad shape, but on Tuesday the Army Corps of Engineers removed the first piles of debris from the island.
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Kristin Thorne reports on storm conditions from Suffolk County
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Kristin Thorne reports on storm conditions in Nassau and Suffolk counties
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Kristin Thorne reports on snow preparations in New Jersey
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Queenie was only given months to live when she was found in Ferbruary, but now doctors said she has made a remarkable recovery and is expected to live longer.
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Police arrested a man in Nassau County they say stole and tried to pawn items from a Jewish center in Oceanside.
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A dog that hadn't eaten in approximately 3 weeks is being cared for after being rescued by an animal rescue league.
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A driver who crashed into a Nassau County police cruiser on a dangerous stretch of the Long Island Expressway in 2011, killing the officer, pleaded guilty Thursday morning.
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If you have filled your car's gas tank recently you know that prices are soaring.
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The fire raged so badly that the first floor collapsed when a firefighter stepped inside.
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Authorities say the three men took nearly $3,000 worth of audio equipment from the New Jerusalem Church in Uniondale.
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Governor Andrew Cuomo is proposing buying out some people's homes in flood prone areas, tearing them down and creating protected dunes, wetlands or public parks
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Police say they also found materials to make explosives inside the bedroom of 26-year-old Gabriel DiPierno.
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Residents displaced by Superstorm Sandy can stay in hotels on the federal government's dime for just two more weeks.
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It's not too often you can say that you're drinking beer for charity, but now you can.
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Members of the State Pine Barrens Commission voted Tuesday that legal action should be taken against a private farm.
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Suffolk County police also arrested the driver's girlfriend and a passenger, who they say allegedly tried to cover up the crash.
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A plot against Connetquot High School in Suffolk County caused the school to implement state of the art security, and now other schools could follow suit.
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