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LONG ISLAND RAIL ROADED (New York Post) - Here's what you might not be getting with your fare hike on the Long Island Rail Road: More cars on the trains, more ticket machines, weekend discounts, an automated lost-and-found system, and cheaper weekend fares for passengers whose rides stay...
Storm brings wintry mess to Long Island (Newsday) - A wintry mix of precipitation swept over Long Island Thursday, snarling traffic and causing more than a dozen minor accidents on area roadways.
Long Island charities see toy donations drop (Newsday) - As shoppers hit stores in droves in search of the perfect present this holiday season, some Long Island charities say they're hurting for toy donations for children.
Police: Long Island Student Smacked Guidance Counselor With Phone (WNBC) - Police say a guidance counselor at a Long Island high school has been beaten by an angry student.
Roger Long bequeaths $25,000 to Kumu Kahua Theatre (Honolulu Advertiser) - Roger Long, the University of Hawai'i actor-director who died last April, has given Kumu Kahua, the local theater group specializing in plays about the Island experience, a gift of $25,000.
The Rich Are Different In Their Insurability (Investor's Business Daily via Yahoo! News) - Insurance cancellation notices have hit millions of homeowners from Florida to Long Island. But owners of one type of dwelling are far less likely to get such letters anytime soon: those with multimillion-dollar homes.
Vic firefighters head to King Island (ABC via Yahoo!7 News) - The first group of Country Fire Authority (CFA) firefighters who went to fight fires on Kangaroo Island, return home today.
The 2007 Newsday All-Long Island fall teams (Newsday) - Submit your photos and view pics taken by other fans.
The Rich Are Different In Their Insurability (Investor's Business Daily via Yahoo! Finance) - Insurance cancellation notices have hit millions of homeowners from Florida to Long Island. But owners of one type of dwelling are far less...
Island hard to evacuate (Powell River Peak) - Carmen Ward Texada Island In response to my letter to the Peak ["Safety will be a factor," November 28], Stu Leson, WestPac LNG vice-president of business development, correctly points out that the Mexico pipelines were not liquefied natural gas (LNG). He goes on to mention the 1995 Kobe, Japan earthquake, which registered 6.8 on the Richter scale.
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