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Hope lives at Long Island's Ronald McDonald House (Newsday) - When a visit to a Ronald McDonald House in Philadelphia touched her heart, Lyn Jurick was determined to build a house like that on Long Island.

Funcionario policial de Long Island critica operativo de redadas (El Paso Times) - GARDEN CITY, Nueva York, EE.UU.—Un alto funcionario de la policía de Long Island dijo el viernes que "no tiene deseos de seguir cooperando" con agentes federales de inmigración luego que su departamento fuera mantenido ignorante sobre muchos de los detalles de las redadas y arrestos realizados esta semana.

Who's dumping rabbits all over Long Island? (The Arizona Republic) - People have been dropping the furry creatures on roadways, in parks and near school grounds on Long Island's South Shore with increasing regularity in recent months, animal control experts said.

Rabbits being abandoned on Long Island (Fort Worth Star-Telegram) - Animal rights activists are hopping mad because they can't find the wascals who've been dumping domestic wabbits all over the place. People have been dropping the furry creatures on roadways, in parks and near school grounds on Long Island's South Shore with increasing regularity in recent months, animal control experts said. Earlier this month, a man was seen dumping 20 rabbits in a box at a ...

Eric Alexander Jazz Clinic & Concert Series at Long Island University - Brooklyn Campus Tue. Oct. 2nd from 4:00 - 6:00 ... (All About Jazz) - On Tuesday, October 2, 2007 from 4:00 - 6:00 PM, tenor saxophonist Eric Alexander will perform as part of Long Island University's Jazz Clinic Series.

Broadcast-Quality TV Now Playing on Wireless Phones on Long Island (Broadcast Newsroom) - ORANGEBURG, N.Y., Sept. 27 /PRNewswire/ -- Wait times at the airport, doctors' offices and restaurants just got a little bit more interesting for Verizon Wireless customers on Long Island who now can watch broadcast-quality television on select TV-enabled handsets.

In Long Island, Commercial Deals Aren't Closing (Commercial Property News) - Long Island, N.Y.'s commercial real estate market is suffering as a result of the global credit crunch and housing crisis. In the past two months, several pending office deals in the area have either slowed or outright been called off after lenders tightened their terms mid-transaction.

Jones Beach to host Long Island Autism Speaks Walk October 14 (Amityville Record) - Hundreds of walkers, including individuals with autism, their families and friends, are expected to join together to raise much-needed funds for critical scientific research and to increase awareness about a growing health crisis that now affects one in every 150 children at the 8th Annual Long Island Walk Now for Autism, Sunday, October 14. Registration is at 9:30 a.m.

Three Now Dead from Legionnaires' Disease on Long Island (WCBS 880 New York) - Health officials say Legionnaires' disease has killed three people at two Long Island senior citizens' facilities within the last few days. Two others are sick with the lung disease.

Long Island Steroid Labs Found to Be Big Business (New York Times) - In a central Long Island town, raw ingredients for steroids were transformed into a usable form and supplied to a sprawling underground distribution network, a federal complaint says.