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First pancreas transplant on Long Island frees diabetic patient from dialysis, insulin (opens the original)
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Audio engineer Carlyle Preudhomme returned on Tuesday to North Shore University Hospital, filled with renewed energy three months after receiving a new kidney and pancreas. Preudhomme, 47, of Flushing, Queens, came back to thank the doctors and medical team who performed Long Island's first pancreas transplant, a 10-hour procedure that freed him from dialysis and the daily insulin injections he had relied on for decades. "I feel so much better. I wake up with so much energy," Preudhomme said on
Fuel spill from overturned tanker closes Rockaway Turnpike on Nassau/Queens border (opens the original)
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A fuel spill from an overturned tanker truck has forced the closure of heavily trafficked Rockaway Turnpike in Meadowmere Park, with fuel spilling into storm drains and into Jamaica Bay, officials said. "The 12,400-gallon gasoline tanker, that was loaded with approximately 8,500 gallons of product, has spilled approximately 2,000 gallons of product onto the street, storm drains, and into the waterways of Jamaica Bay. The leak has mostly been stopped at this time," Nicholas Corrado, deputy county
Author Bill O'Byrne stops at Huntington cafe to discuss novel take on Culper Spy Ring (opens the original)
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Daria Lamb, owner of Mighty Fine Cafe in Huntington, said the recipes there were founded in the American classics — "as American as apple pie." On Thursday, the cafe will serve up a different take on an American classic, with a local history lesson on the side. Continuing its celebration of the nation’s 250th anniversary, Mighty Fine will host author Bill O’Byrne, a former Long Islander, for a book signing and Q&A about his new historical novel, “Samuel Culper: Setauket Spy.” The book explores t
College move-in day: Stony Brook freshmen bid farewell to parents (opens the original)
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Seventeen-year-old Taso Bakatsias spent Monday hauling his belongings up the stairs of Irving Hall, but that wasn't the hardest part about moving into his dorm for the first time. For Bakatsias, a freshman planning on studying Spanish language and literature at Stony Brook University, the most difficult task was saying goodbye to his family. "They’re not that far away, but ... I get homesick easily, so just to know that they are a few hundred miles away is kind of sad," he said. Bakatsias was on
Huntington weighs second plan for Melville Town Center (opens the original)
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Huntington officials are weighing a new mixed-use proposal with 168 units of housing, the second project eyed for the town's Melville Town Center Overlay District. The town board scheduled a Sept. 15 public hearing on the plan during a meeting on Tuesday. At the meeting, residents pressed for clarity on how the town would address concerns about residential growth. Cornerstone Melville, from developer Terwilliger & Bartone, would include a four-story building and a pair of two-story townhomes at
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