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UNIONDALE, NY — A woman was killed Thursday night when she lost control of her car on the Meadowbrook Parkway and struck a tree, state police said.
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It comes as the federal government officially signed off the proposal allowing it to begin on Jan. 5
The Long Island Music and Entertainment Hall of Fame is holding several celebratory concerts on Nov. 30 and Dec. 1.
WANTAGH, NY — The inaugural Jonathan Diller Scholarship fundraiser took in $70,000 as a legacy of the detective who was killed in March.
Richard Gaines Jr. was arraigned on second-degree grand larceny and first-degree identity theft, prosecutors said.
The unidentified 22-year-old victim was crossing Wantagh Avenue on Friday morning, police said.
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