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Divorcé who allegedly gunned down ex-wife, her lover in million-dollar LI home scowls as he emerges from precinct in handcuffs
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Sound Avenue in Wading River reopened after motor vehicle accident early Saturday morning
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Chaos on Montauk Highway: Pedestrian Airlifted to Stony Brook After Late-Night Collision, Suffolk Police Impound Kia for Investigationlongisland.com9 HOURS AGO
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Real estate transfers: Aug. 30, 2024
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