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Out-of-control van kills Long Island man (New York Daily News) - A young Long Island man out for an evening walk was struck and killed by a van that barreled over a curb after colliding with another vehicle.

Blog: Book features luxury Long Island homes (Newsday) - Long Island shows proudly in the new book "Vogue Living: Houses, Gardens, People" ( Alfred A. Knopf , $75), out this month.

Another Noose Found On Long Island (WNBC) - As government leaders work to create a bias crimes task force and provide diversity training, another noose has been found on Long Island.

Long Island Pooch Uses Smarts To Survive Fire (KTAL Shreveport) - (Long Island, NY) -- A Newfoundland pup survived a house fire on Long Island in New York by jumping in the tub and breathing good air out of the drain.

Search suspended for second boater missing in Long Island Sound (Stamford Advocate) - The Coast Guard suspended the search for a missing boater Thursday, a day after crews pulled his friend's body from Long Island Sound more than three miles from their capsized fishing boat.

3rd noose found on Long Island in 2 days (KATC 3 Lafayette) - GARDEN CITY, N.Y. -- A noose was discovered Thursday on a fence at a Long Island public works garage, a day after two nooses were found at another municipality's highway department...

Long Island wants foreign tourists (Newsday) - "Entdecken Sie Long Island" -- the German translation of "Discover Long Island" -- welcomes international visitors to the local tourism organization's Web site.

3rd Noose Found In Recent Long Island Trend (WCBS-TV New York) - A noose was found today on a fence at a Long Island public works garage, a day after two nooses were found at another municipality's highway department garage.

3rd noose found on Long Island in past 2 days (The Daily Comet) - GARDEN CITY, N.Y. A noose was discovered Thursday on a fence at a Long Island public works garage, a day after two nooses were found at another municipality's highway department garage.

AP/Long Island Newsday Examines Major Presidential Candidates Views On Government Involvement In Issues Such As Health ... (Medical News Today) - Major Democratic and Republican presidential candidates' "priorities reflect widely differing views of the role of government in addressing complex problems," including health care, AP/Long Island Newsday reports. Among Democratic candidates, Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton (N.Y.), former Sen. John Edwards (N.C.) and Sen. Barack Obama (Ill. [click link for full article]