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One study found armed officers in schools may be an incentive rather than a deterrent: newsday.com/long-island/ed…

This is utterly outrageous: A school district law firm orders journalists to stop contacting elected public officials. cnycentral.com/news/local/syr…

Will Long Island be underwater one day? Newsday spoke to environmental experts about Long Island's rising sea levels. The findings from this research show that over the next 25 years, sea levels are expected to rise 13 to 25 inches: nwsd.li/0e3d52

Babylon Town officials have ordered a nonprofit to shut down a homeless shelter in West Babylon by the end of June, saying the facility has been operating illegally for months: newsday.com/long-island/to…

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Some new vocab to teach to the nieces and nephews...

I think about this article at least once a week: nytimes.com/2023/03/04/bus…

Big Tech is almost over we’re almost free

sarinatrangle on how more Long Islanders are paying annual membership fees of thousands of dollars for "concierge care" to get more time with their doctors, personalized care & same-day appointments. “This is an indictment of the system," one doctor said.

"Yes, our standards are a bit lower" 👀: nytimes.com/2024/06/08/bus…

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NYers can now legally grow cannabis at home.

ONLY IN NEWSDAY: Stony Brook is the only LI hospital still suing patients over medical debt. "Between my rent and everything else, I'm just trying to live," one patient told Newsday about her medical debt. ⁦sarinatrangle⁩ ⁦Newsday⁩ newsday.com/business/stony…

Thank you for your help, Professor Bai.

This challenged many of my assumptions: npr.org/2024/09/10/nx-…

AriZona, famous for its 99 cent tallboys, is trying its hand at hard teas ... and mass-produced nutcrackers. Those don't come in the big cans, though: newsday.com/business/arizo…

Huntington developer Gregory DeRosa sued by investor for alleged fraud newsday.com/business/lawsu…

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It's that time of year where candle aisles get lit. Bath & Body Works, in particular, gets busy with an annual candle sale that coaxes people out of bed before sunrise, attracts shoppers from abroad and entices people to add to 90-candle collections: investopedia.com/its-getting-li…