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Ruhland's Garage on Route 25A: tear-it-down eyesore or preservation-worthy building? (opens the original)
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To some, Ruhland's Garage in East Setauket is a relic of a bygone era that should be torn down. But to others, the nearly century-old auto repair shop on State Route 25A is a symbol of Long Island's love affair with cars and should be spared the wrecking ball. The fate of the shuttered garage, which sits in a section of Brookhaven Town's Setauket Harbor Park, may rest with state officials, who say it qualifies as a potential historic site, and Brookhaven Town, which wants to demolish it. The dis
James Klurfeld, former Newsday reporter and editorial page editor, dies at 81 (opens the original)
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James Klurfeld, the longtime Newsday journalist who as reporter, bureau chief and editorial page editor was credited with lifting the suburban paper into the pantheon of great American newspapers over a nearly 40-year career, died Tuesday after a series of illnesses, his family said. He was 81. Starting as Smithtown beat reporter in 1968 and retiring 39 years later as vice president and director of Newsday's editorial pages, Klurfeld was part of an all-star collection of editors and writers who
Nor'easter battered shorelines from Jones Beach to Montauk, with millions in damages (opens the original)
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The nor'easter that battered Long Island over the weekend left millions of dollars of damages along the coast from Long Beach to state parks on the North and South forks, along with world-famous beaches in Southampton and Fire Island. It provided an early taste of the winter nor’easter season, which is almost certain to bring more flooding and erosion to Long Island’s coasts. Long Island’s geography — 23 miles wide at its thickest, reaching 120 miles into the Atlantic — makes it vulnerable to st
Nor'easter damages Northwell at Jones Beach Theater (opens the original)
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Floodwaters from the nor'easter damaged the orchestra pit and concessions areas at Northwell at Jones Beach Theater, but it was too soon to know whether repairs would be done in time for the next scheduled concert Wednesday evening, officials said. Electrical equipment and plumbing at the theater also sustained damage in the storm, said George Gorman, the state parks Long Island regional director. Other areas near the theater escaped storm damage, Gorman said. A wall of sand protecting the park'
Long Island's coastal communities gear up for powerful nor'easter (opens the original)
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Long Island's ability to withstand powerful storms will once again be tested as a strong nor'easter sweeps in from the Atlantic Ocean. Local officials and storm experts said the Island is as ready as it will ever be after a relatively mild summer gave beaches and dunes time to recover from blizzards and nor'easters that have struck the region in recent years. Still, the combined force of potential 55 mph wind gusts and high tides could cause substantial damage, they said. “Wind, tide and rain, p
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