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Subject: LI fatal opioid overdoses drop 24 percent, officials say Date: Wed, 10 Jul 2019 09:02:37 +0000¶
LI fatal opioid overdoses drop 24 percent, officials say¶
The deaths fell a combined total of nearly 24 percent last year in the two counties, officials said.¶
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Clerk files suit to block NY immigrant license law¶
The governor signed the bill despite concern about whether federal immigration officials could access drivers’ information.¶
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Samuel White is on trial on first-degree manslaughter charges in the death of a Bay Shore man.¶
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Alexander Acosta played a questionable role in the sordid story of Jeffrey Epstein.¶
2 plead guilty, fined $21G for overcrowded house¶
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Jury: Ex-charity head stole from NY nonprofit¶
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Bellone uses rare veto over health center contract¶
Bellone said lawmakers have “no legal authority” and the resolution cannot be legally sustained.¶
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