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Dawn Cookler, para athlete and disability advocate from Coram, dies at 61 (opens the original)
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For Coram para athlete and disability advocate Dawn Cookler, it was all in the words of the band Chumbawamba: "I get knocked down, but I get up again / You’re never gonna keep me down." "Both of us, that was our theme song," enthused her sister and best friend, Dana Cookler Detelich, a retired special education teacher in Raleigh, North Carolina. Dawn, who with lifelong cerebral palsy relied on crutches and wheelchairs for mobility, "never took no for an answer." Years before the Americans with
Valley Stream: Home of Green Acres Mall draws buyers with diversity, housing variety, kids activities (opens the original)
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THE SCOOP The birthplace of award-winning actors and a famous iced tea brand, the bustling, diverse community of Valley Stream packs a punch into just 3½ square miles. And yes, there really is a Valley Stream in Valley Stream. The 4-mile brook flows south from Franklin Square to enter the village and swells to become Valley Stream Pond, the centerpiece of a large park. It then goes underground before reemerging in Village Green Park and continuing to Edward W. Cahill Memorial Park and Mill Brook
Roslyn: High-ranking schools, mixed-use development, Revolutionary War history draw buyers (opens the original)
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THE SCOOP From pre-Revolutionary times, Long Island history has been American history. And perhaps nowhere is that more apparent than in the Village of Roslyn. George Washington breakfasted here, on April 24, 1790, writing in his diary of being "kindly received and well entertained" at Henry Onderdonk's home, a building dating to 1740 and now the restaurant Hendrick's Tavern. Onderdonk's Roslyn Grist Mill, completed in 1715, still graces the village, as does the 1680 Van Nostrand-Starkins House
Southampton: Beaches, multimillion-dollar homes, classic Hamptons vibes draw buyers (opens the original)
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THE SCOOP When we think of "the Hamptons" as seen in popular media, that could take in anything from Westhampton to Amagansett or even, technically, Montauk. But for many, that jet-set enclave means the Village of Southampton. "When people hear 'Southampton,' for the most part it seems to be that that's 'the Hamptons,' " said Denise Rosko, 63, a lifelong resident and the owner of Hamptons Realty Associates. "I think that's accurate, actually," agreed village Mayor William Manger Jr., 61, with pa
Tony Danza talks about his cabaret show, boxing on LI (opens the original)
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As a boxer, Tony Danza never won championship belts. But as a singer, he belts out tunes like a regular Fightin’ Frankie Sinatra or Tony "The Tiger" Bennett. A former star of TV series including "Taxi" and "Who’s the Boss?," he brings his third cabaret show, "More Standards & Stories," to Manhattan’s Café Carlyle from Tuesday through Sept. 19. Born Anthony Iadanza, the 75-year-old Danza was raised in East New York, Brooklyn, and then in Malverne beginning in 10th grade. Graduating from Malverne
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