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Six large drums filled with toxic chemicals encased in concrete were discovered buried under a Long Island park in a community long-plagued by cancer concerns among residents.

'Graveyard Of Chemical Drums' Unearthed At Bethpage Park: Oyster Bay - Farmingdale, NY - Supervisor Joe Saladino renewed demands for Grumman to excavate contaminated soils at the park after drums were found near the ball field.

New York officials are outraged after finding six 55-gallow chemical drums filled with liquid toxins buried underneath a park in Long Island. Residents have raised concerns about health issues.

On Thursday of next week, April 11, from 7 to 8:30 p.m., Tom Phelan and other Freeport authors will read from their works at Freeport Memorial Libr...

Reader letters to Newsday.

The Spaniard hopes to force his way into Europe’s plans for the 2025 edition

Well over 100 public schools around Middle Tennessee attained reward status for 2022-23.

An entrepreneur captures customers in public rest rooms. A high-tech plant moves from oil to medicine. Space and biomedical manufacturing are finally off the drawing boards. And a former union boss becomes a bingo mogul.

Democrat Tom Suozzi and Republican-backed Mazi Melesa Pilip will go head-to-head in a special election for New York’s 3rd Congressional District.

NEW YORK — The two candidates in this month’s special House election on Long Island, Tom Suozzi and Mazi Melesa Pilip, met Thursday in a fiery hourlong debate, trading attacks over immigration, abortion and each other’s records. Pilip, the Republican nominee and a Nassau County legislator, sought to tie Suozzi, the Democrat, to his party’s far left and to blame him for New York City’s migrant ...