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Five Towns slammed with rain, high winds
Saturdaya s Nora easter that featured Tropical Storm force winds wreaked havoc on the Five Towns area with thousands of power outages reported by the Long Island Power Authority and train service suspended on the Far Rockaway branch.
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Co. owner indicted in deadly NYC crane collapse
A crane company owner has been indicted on manslaughter and other charges after one of his 200-foot rigs collapsed and killed two workers in New York City in 2008.
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Cops Escort Woman Through Blizzard for Life-Saving Transplan
For more than a year, Maryann Steinbock waited for a new liver. Then, last Friday, the Long Island, N.Y. woman got the call.
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A Nassau-NYPD police escort, and a new liver
Steinbock expressed her gratitude Tuesday to the police officers who safely bought her to Montefiore Hospital in the Bronx during last Friday's blizzard, making her liver transplant operation possible.
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Liver Transplant Patient Thanks Cops, Docs Tuesday
Maryann Steinbock showed her gratitude Tuesday to the doctors and police officers she said helped save her life last Friday, the day the big snowstorm brought parts of our area to a standstill.
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Mangano: "Hero" Cops Saved Atlantic Beach Resident's Life
Two Nassau County police officers were recognized as "heroes" by Nassau's top-elected official following their transport of an Atlantic Beach woman to a Bronx hospital for a life-saving organ transplant during Friday's brutal snowstorm.
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Snow Storm Nearly Halts Woman's Life-Saving Surgery
The winter storm moving through our area almost posed a major problem for a 59-year-old Atlantic Beach woman, who was in dire need of a liver transplant.
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Record Breaking Day Finishing Breast Cancer
The cowbells rang as runners crowded the starting line this morning for the chilly, sunny 26.2 with Donna, a national marathon to finish breast cancer.
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Taste First Street Grille again
Taste some of your favorite memories from the First Street Grille - and make some new ones - every Wednesday in Atlantic Beach from 11 a.m. - 6 p.m. Taste at 645 Atlantic was started by Teresa Pratt and Phyllis Burroughs as a private venue for on-site catered parties and as home for their commercial kitchen to provide outside catering.
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NYC mayor spent more than $108M on 3rd term bid
An updated campaign finance report from Mayor Michael Bloomberg shows he spent more than $108 million on his campaign to win a third term.
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DJ Am's estate settles plane crash lawsuit
Court filings show DJ AM's estate has settled a lawsuit filed over a South Carolina plane crash that killed four and left the celebrity disc jockey seriously injured.
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Mo. business leaders tout econ development ideas
Business leaders advising the Missouri House speaker have endorsed several economic development plans.
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Rent for Atlantic Beach's Adele Grage Center likely to go up
It's likely going to cost more to rent the Adele Grage Cultural Center beginning in February.
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AB cell tower proposal withdrawn
Many Atlantic Beach residents will head into this weekend with a sigh of relief after T-Mobile Northeast LLC decided this afternoon to drop its application for a 53-foot cell towner that would have been erected in the middle of the seaside community.
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New mayor, council clash in Cayce
A dispute between Cayce's new mayor and some City Council members has spilled into public clashes that observers view as either political jealousies or start-up problems for Cayce's first new mayor in 18 years.
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'You Light Up My Life' writer sues ex-fiancee
The Oscar-winning songwriter behind "You Light Up My Life" says his former fiancee did just that to him - but hid the fact that she already was married.
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'Frasier' star returning to NY hometown for event
Emmy and Tony-winning Actor David Hyde Pierce is returning to his upstate New York hometown to play a rebuilt organ in the church he attended while growing up.
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President meets with lawmakers on Afghan policy
President Barack Obama keeps his attention on global terror and security matters on Tuesday, as he continues a series of meetings with advisers and others on Afghanistan.
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Atlantic Beach approves measure to rid city of boat squatters
Boat squatters are on notice to move from city waters after the City Commission passed a measure this week outlawing clandestine mooring of vessels.
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Atlantic Beach elections provide historic shot at inclusion
It's perhaps the most significant election in the city's history. Not because any individual City Commission candidate will win Tuesday.
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