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2 Robbery Suspects Caught in Long Island Manhunt; 2 Still Sought (WCBS 880 New York) - Police caught two suspects wanted in connection with a lengthy string of armed robberies in Queens and Long Island after a manhunt Friday that forced the cordoning off of a Valley Stream neighborhood and school lockdowns. But two other suspects still remain at large.

Long Island ranks among most hurricane vulnerable areas (Newsday) - While New Orleans is still considered the most vulnerable area in the nation if a hurricane should hit, Long Island is not immune to the wrath of a major storm.

A guide to building a better Long Island (Long Island Business News) - MELVILLE – Ten years ago, when the Long Island Association mapped out the future of the region’s economy, the organization focused on generating a technology base out of the dwindling defense sector.

Joel Sells Up On Long Island (ContactMusic) - BILLY JOEL is looking to make a killing in the property market on Long Island, New York by selling off his five bedroom estate for a whopping $37.5 mi

Billy Joel Selling Long Island Estate (Fox 12 Oregon) - LONG ISLAND, N.Y. -- The Piano Man is movin' out. Four years after purchasing an estate with picturesque views of Oyster Bay Harbor, Billy Joel has listed the place for sale with a prominent real estate firm.

Long Island Blood Service's Rob's Run (Great Neck Record) - Runners from Great Neck and nearby communities are cordially invited to be part of the 14th annual edition of Long Island Blood Services Rob's Run, a 5 Kilometer cross country run which will be held on Sunday morning, Nov. 26, at Stillwell Woods Park in Syosset.

Caught On Tape: Long Island Sound Waterspout (WNBC) - A waterspout is caught on tape hovering over the waters of Long Island Sound.

Questions of Race and Intent Haunt a Long Island Shooting (New York Times) - As the issue of race plays out in many suburbs, race was nowhere and yet everywhere in the events surrounding a fatal shooting in Suffolk County.

Viacom Eyes Long Island City For Its Studios and Offices (The New York Sun) - Hollywood, it seems, may soon make greater inroads into Long Island City. Viacom's Sumner Redstone in the near future could announce that he is relocating a major portion of his company's Manhattan offices, studios, and support staff to Long Island City, where Silvercup Studios and Kaufman Astoria Studios are based. The global entertainment company has been evaluating relocation options, among

2 robbery suspects caught in Long Island manhunt; 2 still sought (Newsday) - including names of suspects, arraignment scheduled.