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Zero-bedroom home in Selden that went viral closes for $275G (opens the original)
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A zero-bedroom home in Selden, which garnered plenty of attention when it first came on the market in March, sold for $275,000 — about $50,000 below its original list price. The closing took place Sept. 24, according to the listing on OneKey MLS. The house first hit the market at a price of $329,000. It dropped to $295,000 in May, then changed to $274,500 in June, listing records show. There was buzz about the home from the beginning because of the specs on its Zillow listing. It read: "0 beds,
Labcorp data breach settlement secures $90G for NYS, AG James says (opens the original)
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New York will receive nearly $90,000 in a settlement following a data breach that exposed the private health information of millions of Labcorp clients, the office of Attorney General Letitia James announced. James joined a bipartisan coalition of 43 other attorneys general in the settlement, which secured about $2.3 million overall. It will also enact "critical reforms to protect consumers," according to a release from the AG's office. Labcorp offers laboratory testing for diagnostic services a
So Delicious recalls some dairy-free dessert pints over potential 'small stones, other hard objects' inside (opens the original)
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The dairy-free ice cream brand So Delicious has recalled one of its dessert pints due to potential foreign objects inside. The brand's company, Danone USA, issued the recall of So Delicious Dairy Free Salted Caramel Cluster Non-Dairy Frozen Dessert pints. The notice affects pints with best-by dates on and before April 3, 2028. According to the announcement posted on the U.S. Food and Drug Administration website, the product has been recalled "due to the potential presence of foreign materials, s
Original Sears mail-order kit house hits market for $1M+ (opens the original)
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There was a time when Long Islanders could pick their dream home out of a catalog and build it themselves for no more than about $5,000. That was between 1908 and 1940, when Sears, Roebuck and Co. offered mail-order homes and shipped about 100,000 of them all over the country by rail. The orders included blueprints and all that someone would need to build it, including roofing, flooring, wiring, cabinetry, paint and doors. Many of these homes remain on Long Island, scattered from southern Nassau
Alec Baldwin unpacks 'Rust' shooting aftermath in new documentary trailer (opens the original)
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A trailer was posted online Thursday for a new documentary that promises to shed light on the accidental on-set shooting involving Alec Baldwin and cinematographer Halyna Hutchins, and its aftermath. Titled "The Trial of Alec Baldwin," the film is directed by Rory Kennedy. It focuses on the 2021 New Mexico shooting: Baldwin was practicing for a scene in the film "Rust," which he starred in and co-produced. He pointed a prop gun at Hutchins as part of the rehearsal and the revolver went off, firi
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