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Zambrano signs with Long Island Ducks
Former major-league pitcher Carlos Zambrano signed with the Long Island Ducks of the independent Atlantic League in an attempt to resurrect his career, MLB.com reported Wednesday. “He's an extremely talented pitcher with a lot of experience,&...
Tags: Chicago Cubs, Carlos Zambrano, Dontrelle Willis, Jake Fox, Long Island Ducks
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From the courthouse to the Capitol, Trujillo delivers
Miami HeraldEarly in the legislative session, Rep. Carlos Trujillo made an aggressive attempt to derail the Miami Dolphins' push for taxpayer-supported stadium renovations. It was a curious move for a little-known state representative from West Kendall. Working...Tags: The Miami Herald, Colleges and Universities, Justice System, PTA, Media Industry
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Neighborly Or Nosy? We Must Pay Attention
The Hartford CourantAfter discovering the three women who were abducted in Cleveland, after the Boston bombing, Newtown, Aurora and all the rest, we ask the same questions: Did you suspect a monster in your midst? Were there any signs? Implicit in those questions are the...Tags: Kidnapping, Radio, Entertainment
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Newspaper for Maine islands publishes last edition
Portland Press Herald, MaineThe Island Times, a free monthly newspaper covering the Casco Bay islands, has printed its final edition. In a brief notice on the front page of its May issue, the newspaper blamed shrinking advertising revenue and declining readership. "We hope you'...Tags: Arts and Culture, Media Industry, Newspaper and Magazine, Memorial Day
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Bounty victim's family, alleging avoidable negligence, seeks $90 million in death
Richmond Times-DispatchThe owner and operating company of the tall ship Bounty are being sued for $90 million by the family of a deceased crew member. The suit alleges a litany of preventable failures and a grossly negligent decision to sail into a powerful hurricane...Tags: New London (New London, Connecticut), Central Islip, U.S. Coast Guard
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Owners: Fire Island's open for business
NewsdayIn the months after superstorm Sandy swept through Fire Island's communities, local business owners kept hearing the same thing from tourists who thought there would be no summer season. "People were saying, 'I guess I'm not coming to Fire Island this...Tags: Ocean Beach, Marketing, Hurricane Sandy (2012), Fire Island, Business
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Long Island gays' group marks 1st 20 years
NewsdayWhat started as the effort of a group of college students and local teens to create a more welcoming environment for gay and lesbian youth has grown into an expanding Long Island network of community resources and services that marked its first 20 years...Tags: Family, Bay Shore, Gays and Lesbians, Garden City (Nassau, New York), Marriage
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Cops: 2 killed, 2 injured in Deer Park crash
NewsdayTwo men were killed and a mother and her 3-year-old son were seriously injured Friday night in a two-car crash at an intersection in Deer Park, Suffolk police said. The survivors of the 6:38 p.m. accident at Commack Road and Suburban Avenue were taken... -
LIU Post president: 'Degree empowers you'
NewsdayLIU Post's 55th commencement was held Friday under a tent on the Great Lawn on the school's Brookville campus. NUMBER OF GRADUATES 939 bachelor's, 1,099 master's, 28 doctoral degrees FACULTY SPEAKER David J. Steinberg, who will retire this...Tags: Colleges and Universities, Whitestone, Labor Day, Steve Israel, Science and Technology
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LI home sales show April gains, year to year
NewsdayLong Island housing sales volume increased 21.7 percent to 1,549 in April compared with a year earlier, according to a report released Friday by the Multiple Listing Service of Long Island. Nassau County gained the most sales, growing by 24 percent to...Tags: Real Estate Sales, Real Estate Buyers, Services and Shopping, Real Estate, Marketing
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BRIEF: $90 million suit filed against Bounty owners
Richmond Times-DispatchThe owner and operating company of the Tall Ship Bounty are being sued for $90 million by the family of deceased crew member Claudene Christian. The suit, filed in federal court Monday in Long Island, N.Y., asserts dozens of failures and shortcomings...Tags: New London (New London, Connecticut), Hurricane Sandy (2012), Religion and Belief, Christianity, U.S. Coast Guard
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Mostly sun predicted for Mother's Day
NewsdayGood news for those planning to spend some of Mother's Day outdoors: Sunday's forecast is mostly clear with high temperatures expected to reach nearly 70 degrees, the National Weather Service said. "Sunday, a good chunk of it, will be relatively dry,...Tags: National Weather Service, Weather, Mother's Day, Weather Reports
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