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Three die in Long Island boating crash

Three people have been killed after a boat ran aground off Long Island, New York.

Long Island's North Fork an easygoing wine trip

If the two forks of Long Island's East End were sisters, the North Fork would undoubtedly be the innocent, modest one.

CNNMoney: Staff cuts: 'This was the last resort'

Wall Street has been on a tear in the past few months, but Main Street is facing a much more jagged road to recovery. While small companies are not cutting staff as quickly as they had been, the job losses continue to mount.

5,000-pound shark washes ashore on Long Island

A 26-foot-long dying shark washed ashore Tuesday on a Long Island beach, the New York State Office of Parks, Recreation and Historic Preservation said.

Woman accused of targeting girl, 9, with Craigslist ad

A Long Island, New York, social worker is facing two misdemeanor charges after allegedly posting a sexually suggestive ad on Craigslist that gave interested parties the home phone number of a 9-year-old girl.

DNA tests show Michigan man is not 1955 missing toddler

DNA test results reveal that a Michigan man is not a Long Island, New York, boy who went missing 54 years ago, according to the FBI.

CNNMoney: Gas jumps 25 cents in three weeks

Gas prices jumped nearly a quarter in the past three weeks, but the trend is unlikely to continue, according to a survey published on Sunday.

People.com: Victoria Gotti Vows to Fight Foreclosure

"The only way I'm leaving is selling it," she says of her house for which she owes $650,000

People.com: Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie Cause Buzz in Long Island Town

Residents say "everyone is talking" about the famous family's stay in Oyster Bay, NY

SI.com: John Rolfe: Giant fumes and Bert's blues

In one of the technological marvels of our time, the Japanese have put together a website called Smell Club that pinpoints the source of assorted odors around the globe. Surely among the more than 160 nose-crinklers catalogued thus far is the stench of defeat, burnt cars, stupidity and trouble rising from the New Jersey Meadowlands since Sunday afternoon. Not only did the Giants' 23-11 defeat at the hands of their rivals from Philadelphia herald the return of the dreaded Giant Flatulence -- it was redolent of an invitation to the blues.

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