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Subject: Opioid crisis fueling sex trafficking on Long Island, officials say
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Crossword | | | | Robert Mark was a very experienced pilot who had been flying for about 30 years, logging over 10,000 hours of flying, a friend said. | | | Rachel Chavkin was named best director of a musical and Andre De Shields best featured actor. | |  | Get breaking news as it happens. Sign up for our email news alerts. SIGN UP | | The former baseball player's father said his son was out of danger and there was no damage to major organs. "He is out of surgery and stable; he is resting," Leo Ortiz said. "Big Papi will be around for a long time." | | | Hempstead Town Councilwoman Erin King Sweeney called for an outside investigation into a contract signed by a town commissioner that led to post-retirement jobs for the commissioner and two co-workers. | | | The public will get to weigh in on the first proposal that aims to halt what is considered Long Island's largest groundwater pollution source. | | | Six people were rescued from the waters off Sands Point after their boat started taking on water and capsized, police said. | | | GOP legislators are selling their services to the police unions. | | | Looking for a Hamptons fix? We're spotting sunbathers, celebrities, clubgoers and more on the East End all summer long. | | | Sharing the space is The Lemon Ice King of Corona, where you'll find more than 30 hand-scooped Italian ices. | | | Laura Mansi, a grassroots civic leader who led successful fights to shut down Long Island's only state prison and block the controversial Multi-Town waste-to-energy project at the former Pilgrim Psychiatric Center, has died. | | | Thousands of people lined Fifth Avenue as marching bands and floats made their way from 43rd to 79th streets, passing iconic sites. | | | A water fountain outside Smithtown Town Hall featuring a plaque that reads "All who are thirsty come and drink freely" is inoperable. | | | Sleep BioLogics's founders came up with the idea of having doctors recommend their products, but hit a bump along the way. | | | John Altadonna says people must trek to Holtsville or Mattituck to see films, which he says is inconvenient for older residents and has spurred a petition drive that he says has collected more than 3,000 signatures. | | | |
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