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Chow Run for Long Beach Island, N.J. (New York Times) - Where to eat in Long Beach Island, N.J.

Chow Run for the North Fork of Long Island (New York Times) - Where to eat in the North Fork of Long Island.

Passlogix Expands Long Island Office (Business Wire via Yahoo! Finance) - NEW YORK----Aug. 1, 2006--Passlogix®, Inc., a Manhattan-based provider of enterprise single sign-on technology that reduces the number of passwords required for business operations, is expanding its Long Island satellite office.

Bucolic Delights of ‘Not Hampton’ on Long Island (New York Times) - The North Fork’s new restaurants — notably North Fork Table, Jedediah’s and Vine — complement the region’s bucolic allure, seaside sparkle and small-town charm by proudly serving what is locally produced.

Lancaster edges Long Island (OurSports Central) - (Central Islip, N.Y., July 30, 2006) - Long Island was edged by Lancaster, 3-2, on Sunday evening in front of 6,240 fans at Citibank Park. Lance Burkhart gave the Barnstormers the win with a solo home run in the top of the ninth to break a 2-2 tie.

Long Island Firefighter Crushed To Death (WNBC) - A volunteer firefighter in Long Island was crushed to death between his firehouse and a rescue truck being driven by another firefighter, authorities said.

Late goal gives Long Island WPSL title (The Salt Lake Tribune) - DRAPER - Long Island and River Cities FC took strikingly similar paths to the Women's Premier Soccer League championship game. Both clubs came into Utah as expansion teams seeking an unlikely soccer title in their inaugural campaigns. The Fury prevailed, although it took them 88 minutes to do it. Rebecca Moros scored as time wound down to give Long Island a 1-0 victory over River Cities

Polite Teenagers and Chowder in Abundance (New York Times) - Chowder is available at virtually every restaurant and seafood stand on Long Beach Island, and thus provides an organizing principle for a food-driven journey.

Experts in Miami foresee no rapid change in Cuba (AFP via Yahoo! News) - The temporary rise of Raul Castro to the top of Cuba's government may test the succession mechanism on the island, but may not foreshadow a political transition, which will be long and limited, experts said.

Castro relationship with U.S. has long been rocky (CNN.com) - Long before Cuban President Fidel Castro's intestinal surgery, his latest foe in the White House was already preparing for the aftermath of his eventual death in the hemisphere's only communist state.