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Dalvina Rallies to Win Long Island (BloodHorse) - English invader Dalvina went from last-to-first, rallying under Cornelio Velasquez to conquer the $150,000 Long Island Handicap (gr. IIIT) ( VIDEO ) Nov. 11 at Aqueduct in her first start on American soil.

Long Island 'slave' maid testifies about her treatment (New York Daily News) - An immigrant woman - who says she worked as a slave to a Long Island couple - gave dramatic court testimony with allegations of beatings, stabbings, witch doctors and spells in the middle of suburbia.

Veterans Day Events on Long Island (New York Times) - Here?s a partial listing of Veterans Day events scheduled for Nov. 11 on Long Island.

SUV plunges into Long Island Sound (WTNH-TV New Haven) - Milford (WTNH, Nov. 10, 2007 6:20 PM) _ A woman in Milford walked away from a watery crash today.  The driver's SUV somehow went through a guardrail, down an embankment and into Long Island Sound at Gulf Beach.

Former Long Island principal sentenced for sex with girl, 15 (Newsday) - A federal judge sentenced a former Long Island elementary school principal to 12 years in prison Friday for having sex with a 15-year-old Nebraska girl he met on the Internet.

Long Island Gay and Lesbian Film Festival kicks off (Newsday) - The Long Island Gay and Lesbian Film Festival kicks off tonight, Nov. 9, with a gala party and two opening night selections at the Cinema Arts Centre in Huntington.

'Highness' Heads Long Island 'Cap (BloodHorse) - Beverly D. Stakes (gr. IT) winner Royal Highness leads a field of eight that is heavily weighted with European contenders in the $150,000 Long Island Handicap (gr. IIIT) Nov. 11 at Aqueduct.

Veterans Day celebrated at Rhode Island Veterans Home (Bristol Phoenix) - BRISTOL - Miniature American flags lined the entrance to the Rhode Island Veterans Home Sunday morning as about 130 people turned out for an hour-long Veterans Day ceremony to honor the men and women who had fought for America's freedom.

Maid stumbles on the stand in Long Island 'slave' trial (New York Daily News) - The Indonesian maid allegedly enslaved in a Long Island mansion was tripped up on the stand Thursday by defense lawyers when she admitted she had lied to investigators after she ran away from her bosses last year.

Long Beach officials urged to stand up to insurers (Newsday) - Long Island's rough-and-tumble homeowners insurance market has spawned a new grassroots organization.