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Top 10 Long Island News Stories of 2016

By Long Island Press

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Do This

Do This: Long Island Concerts & Events December 15–21

By Michael Conforti

Jorma Kaukonen

Do This

Do This: Long Island Concerts & Events December 8–14

By Rashed Mian

The Ataris Revolution

Do This

Do This: Long Island Concerts & Events December 1–7

By Michael Conforti

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Long Island Christmas Events, Parades & Tree Lightings 2016

By Long Island Press

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Do This

Do This: Long Island Concerts & Events November 24–30

By Rashed Mian

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Do This

Do This: Long Island Concerts & Events November 17–23

By Michael Conforti

Tritec Redevelopment Patchogue

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Developers Go Out on Limb to Coin New Phrase to Solve Suburban Woes

By Rich Murdocco

Justina Valentine

Do This

Do This: Long Island Concerts & Events November 10–16

By Rashed Mian

Samantha Fish YMCA Boulton

Do This

Do This: Long Island Concerts & Events November 3–9

By Michael Conforti

Steve Miller Band

Do This: Long Island Concerts & Events October 27–November 2

By Long Island Press

Colbie Caillat

Do This

Do This: Long Island Concerts & Events October 20–26

By Rashed Mian

Halloween

Long Island Halloween Events 2016

By Long Island Press

Jo Dee Messina

Do This

Do This: Long Island Concerts & Events October 13–19

By Michael Conforti

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Opinions

Here’s How We Can Build Consensus for Affordable Housing on Long Island

By Long Island Press

Joan Baez

Do This

Do This: Long Island Concerts & Events October 6–12

By Rashed Mian

Violent Femmes Paramount

Do This

Do This: Long Island Concerts & Events September 29–October 5

By Michael Conforti

Blue Point Debate Beer

Blue Point Brewery Remake of George Washington’s Beer Debuts at Hofstra Debate

By Timothy Bolger

Adam Ferarra

Do This

Do This: Long Island Concerts & Events September 22–28

By Rashed Mian

Ashanti

Do This

Do This: Long Island Concerts & Events September 15–21

By Long Island Press

Selden Hills Warriors

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The Battle Of The Selden Hills Warriors & The Seven Beasts

By Jaime Franchi

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Opinions

Long Islanders Should Embrace Walkable Downtown Developments Near LIRR Stations

By Long Island Press

Kelsea Ballerini Jones Beach

Do This

Do This: Long Island Concerts & Events September 1–7

By Long Island Press

Affordable Housing NIMBY

Opinions

Affordable Housing & NIMBYism: The Encouraging Decline Of A Bad Attitude

By Long Island Press

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Mayor Eric Adams and Police Commissioner Jessica Tisch sought to make reality the perception Monday in rolling out crime statistics demonstrating an overall crime decline in 2024 — even though many New Yorkers still don't feel safe. Hizzoner and the top cop said on Jan. 6 that murder, robbery, burglary, grand larceny all dropped last year, though felony assaults continued to be higher than normal. On top of that, they also stressed the ongoing problem with repeat offenders responsible for crime citywide. They noted that the ongoing issues plaguing the city’s safety landscape can largely be attributed to the “revolving door” of the criminal justice system, which they argue has been perpetuated by legislative changes enacted in 2020. “Last month, a career criminal with 17 prior arrests committed a brazen robbery at gunpoint, injuring both a police officer and an innocent bystander,” Tisch said. “This individual had repeatedly been released, demonstrating a clear failure within our system to keep repeat offenders off the streets.”

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