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Marines Return Home to Long Island (FOX 5 New York) - Hundreds of U.S. Marines from Garden City have returned home after a long deployment. They were greeted by cheering loved ones, Long Island residents, police officers and firefighters. The Marines are from the Headquarters and Service Company and the Weapons Company of the 2nd Battalion, 25th Marine Regiment.

Long Island welcomes back 300 reservists (WABC-TV New York) - Yellow ribbons and signs have sprouted around Long Island.

Long Island man charged with torturing horses (Mid-Hudson News) - COXSACKIE – State Police at Catskill have charged a Long Island man with 22 counts of torturing and injuring animals, and failure to provide sustenance.

New York officials confirm no salmonella found in Long Island pistachio processing plant (Minneapolis-St. Paul Star Tribune) - FRESNO, Calif. - New York officials said Friday they found no trace of salmonella in a Long Island nut processing plant whose sister company sparked a vast nationwide recall of pistachios last week.

Long Island To Welcome Back 300 Reservists (WCBS-TV New York) - Yellow ribbons and signs have sprouted around Long Island. Families and friends are getting ready to welcome about 300 Marine reservists home from Iraq. Members of the infantry unit have been away for seven months.

No Salmonella in Long Island Nut Plant (WNYC New York Public Radio) - New York officials say they found no traces of salmonella in a Long Island pistachio processing plant whose sister company sparked a nationwide recall of the nut last week. State Agriculture Commiss....

Long Island Prepares for Reservists' Return (WCBS 880 New York) - Yellow ribbons and signs have sprouted around Long Island. Families and friends are getting ready to welcome about 300 Marine reservists home from Iraq. READ MORE >>

Fire destroys businesses on Long Island (WABC-TV New York) - A fire burned through the roof of businesses on Long Island Thursday.

Long Island Jews celebrate Passover's first night (Newsday) - With bitter herbs and unleavened bread, observant Long Island Jews yesterday celebrated the first night of Passover with rituals harking back to the Jewish people's liberation from slavery in Egypt more than three thousand years ago.

Born in the U.S.A.: Whitman museum on Long Island a hallowed site (Journal Inquirer) - HUNTINGTON, N.Y. — They are called “Whitmaniacs” and they make the pilgrimage from around the globe to the Walt Whitman birthplace in Huntington, Long Island.