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Fire department responds to crash on Southern State

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By Bobby Cassidy Verified
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Choosing Long Island's best Italian restaurants Swipe up for next video What's up on LI this weekend Swipe up for next video Giants introduce John Harbaugh as head coach Swipe up for next videoRead article Volunteers of Long Island: The Beading Hearts Swipe up for next video Picture This: That time Commack had an arena for concerts and sports Swipe up for next video Speed is killing and hurting more people on LI. What will make drivers slow down?
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Vasiliy Lomachenko excited to headline boxing's return to Madison Square Garden

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By Robert Cassidy, Bobby Cassidy Verified
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Boxing returns to Madison Square Garden’s main arena Saturday for the first time since the COVID-19 pandemic began. Promoter Bob Arum, who turned 90 three days ago, brings three-division champion Vasiliy Lomachenko back to the Garden to headline with a 12-round lightweight bout against Richard Commey. "Madison Square Garden is a special place for me because during my professional career I had a lot of memorable fights here," said Lomachenko, 15-2, speaking at a news conference on Thursday.
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Ali, Oscar, Cotto and Duran: Arum recounts his favorite NY boxing cards

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By Robert Cassidy, Bobby Cassidy Verified
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By Robert Cassidy robert.cassidy@newsday.com @casswriter44 Updated December 8, 2021 12:07 PM In his Hall of Fame career, Bob Arum has promoted most of the biggest attractions in boxing. The range of champions who have fought under his Top Rank banner include Muhammad Ali, Marvin Hagler and Oscar de la Hoya. On Wednesday, Arum turns 90 years old and remains as active as he was during Ali’s heyday.
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