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The regatta, which attracts serious racers and casual sailors alike, began in 1977 with 88 sailing yachts. Since then, it has developed a passionate following, despite the rigors of the race.

The regatta, which attracts serious racers and casual sailors alike, began in 1977 with 88 sailing yachts. Since then, it has developed a passionate following, despite the rigors of the race.

Many LGBTQ Long Islanders say they don't feel safe to be open about their gender identity or sexual orientation on the job. 

Experts cite waning immunity and a return to pre-pandemic routines. Although the positivity rates are roughly similar to what they were at this time last summer, the number of hospitalizations and deaths is much lower.

The process of moving decades' worth of accumulated belongings can be daunting. For some older Long Islanders, they turned to a senior move manager for help.

Eating superstar Chestnut gobbled his way to a 16th win while Selden's Booker smashed his own record.

Sewell, 51, the first woman to hold the top spot in the NYPD, wept openly following a promotions ceremony at the police academy in Queens on Friday.

On Long Island, it's not uncommon for a son to follow his father, whether in the profession they select, the university they attend or the sport they play.

Jordan Williams, 20, was charged with manslaughter and weapons possession in the Tuesday night brawl aboard a J train heading across the Brooklyn Bridge.

A hit-and-run driver who killed 3-month-old Apolline Mong-Guillemin and horribly injured her parents weakly apologized before a Brooklyn judge sentenced him to nine years behind bars Wednesday.