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Late Little Leaguer 'Dreamt Of Bigger Things': Dad

Lazar LaPenna, who collapsed during an epileptic seizure, was 10 years old.

Family Pets Rescued From Home Fire On Long Island

One of three dogs needed to be carried to safety. A group of cats found hiding were given oxygen; several needed vet care.

Winning TAKE 5 Ticket Sold On Long Island

Check your pockets, because you may suddenly be richer.

Girl, 10, Hit While Riding Bike To Ice Cream Truck: Police

The little girl was hit while biking to an ice cream truck on Long Island, police say.

Baby Formula Price Gougers 'On Notice': New York AG Letitia James

"The last thing any family needs is to be price gouged on critical nutrition for their little ones," James said.

Camp New York This Summer And Get Away From It All

New York has dozens of campgrounds at state parks. Here are some gems that you could check out.

Osprey Pair Returns To Long Island Lighthouse

Last year, an osprey nest was moved to a safer spot at the lighthouse. The birds recently returned after spending winter down South.

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