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WLIW-FM In Conversation is a new half-hour public radio program featuring dynamic conversations with voices from the East End and beyond. Launching with four episodes, WLIW-FM In Conversation will air weekly beginning Sunday, May 2 at 6:30 p.m. on 88.3 WLIW-FM and wliw.org/radio. The program will encore Mondays at 11:30 p.m.
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Long Island Morning Edition host Michael Mackey provides regional news stories and special features that speak to the body politic, the pulse of our planet, and the marketplace of life.
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DOG TALK® (and Kitties, Too!) originated on the only NPR station on Long Island, WLIW-88.3, where it has been on the air for 13 years and numerous consecutive shows. This Gracie® Award-winning show (for “Best entertainment and information program on local public radio”), is produced and hosted by pet wellness advocate Tracie Hotchner. Each show features Tracie’s interviews with authors and pet experts from around the world, discussing far-ranging topics involving practical and philosophical ...
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Behind the Headlines is a new one-hour, weekly public radio program featuring conversations about the local and regional news of the week. Providing analysis of the latest local and regional and cultural issues, Behind the Headlines is hosted by Express News Group editors Bill Sutton and Joseph P. Shaw. To bring listeners a diversity of perspectives, voices and views, each week Sutton and Shaw will host a rotating panel of esteemed guest journalists and colleagues, from a robust collection o ...
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The morning show on Long Island’s only local NPR radio station, 88.3 WLIW-FM, hosted by award-winning multi-platform journalist, Gianna Volpe, features music from all decades & genres, as well as folks from all walks of life. The Heart airs LIVE 9am to 11am weekday mornings, with a nightly replay at midnight streaming at wliw.org/radio
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The Afternoon Ramble is a unique mix of music custom made for Long Island. Listen live by tuning into 88.3 fm on Eastern Long Island and Southern Connecticut, 96.9 fm in Western Suffolk, or stream live at wliw.org/radio, radio streaming apps. Also available on smart speakers by asking for WLIW-FM.
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A Tale of Two Teachers is a WLIW-FM special program and a part of Chasing the Dream: Poverty, Justice and Opportunity in America, a public media initiative from PBS flagship station, WNET in New York. Bob McKinnon, host of the podcast Attribution, talks with two married Long Island teachers. They share their extraordinary experiences teaching in different Long Island schools over the course of this challenging year.
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Goes behind-the-scenes of your favorite public television programs featuring conversations with the people who make them.
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Peril and Promise: The Challenge of Climate Change is a special WLIW-FM half-hour program focusing on the unique challenges and choices confronting eastern Long Island. A reporting initiative from the WNET Group, the program is hosted by veteran journalist and Planet Forward creator, Frank Sesno. Together with a panel of experts and local officials, he explores the effects climate change is already having on eastern Long Island, what communities are doing about it now, the challenges ahead, ...
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Award-winning editor Bridget LeRoy and Oscar-nominated screenwriter Alec Sokolow were prom dates back in 1981. Now these Hamptons denizens host conversations with others on the East End of Long Island who cast their own interesting shadows. Whether it's famed artist/activist April Gornik, astrologers Amy Zerner and Monte Farber, actress Julie Andrews, musicians like G.E. Smith and Sophie B. Hawkins, the focus is always on the creative process, and what sparks passion and joy in their lives. ...
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Exploring Hate on Eastern Long Island is a special WLIW-FM 30 minute program and part of “Exploring Hate,” a reporting initiative from The WNET Group on antisemitism, racism and extremism. Host Julian Phillips moderates a panel of experts who have devoted their careers to addressing the issues of hate on Long Island and their on-going efforts to eradicate this multi-faceted dilemma. This special broadcast will examine some of the deep-seated roots of hate which exist on Eastern Long Island—b ...
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George Hirsch Lifestyle Radio explores how people from all walks of life are woven together through food and culture. No matter who they are or where they’re from, the experience of sharing a meal and exchanging tradition is a language everyone understands. In an extension of his long-running public television series, chef George Hirsch shares his holistic approach to lifestyle and food through compelling conversations with a broad array of distinctive guests – on topics ranging from nourish ...
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Why do some people make it, while others don’t? How do the facts of our lives differ from our perception of it? And how does our psychology shape how we view ourselves and others? Attribution is, where people from all walks of life, reflect on who and what has contributed to where they ended up. Our hope is after each episode, you feel a little more inspired, grateful, or supported, than when you first hit play.
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Brad Thor “Dead Fall” – Hamptons Whodunit 2024
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Brad has served as a member of the Department of Homeland Security’s Analytic Red Cell Unit. He has also lectured to law enforcement organizations on over-the-horizon/future threats, and has been a keynote speaker for the National Tactical Officers Association annual conference. He joined Brian Cosgrove at the 2024 Hamptons Whodunit Crime Literatur…
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Mysterious Bus Drops People Off In Hampton Bays
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This week on Behind the Headlines, the panel discusses a new tax credit for local newspapers; the new Southampton superintendent of schools; the Riverside sewer district being approved; and a mysterious bus that was seen dropping people off in Hampton Bays. Joseph P. Shaw, Executive Editor, The Express News Group Bill Sutton, Managing Editor, The E…
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More Than A Dozen K-9 Police Units Scanned Manorville For Human Remains Connected To Gilgo Beach Homicide Investigation
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The law enforcement search of Manorville grew in size yesterday, as more than a dozen K-9 police units from three agencies scanned sections of the hamlet's 6,900 acres of pine barrens looking for human remains in the Gilgo Beach homicide investigation. Grant Parpan reports on Newsday.com that cadaver dogs from the NYPD and State Police joined the S…
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NYS To Begin Major Summer Construction on LI Traffic Projects
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A photo that's been widely circulated on social media the past couple days depicts a large white bus or van parking outside Macy's in Hampton Bays. Many have recirculated the photo, which shows a large group disembarking with suitcases and other bags and belongings. Lisa Finn reports on Patch.com that the photo has sparked an outcry on social media…
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Stony Brook Southampton Windmill Moves Closer to Restoration
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New York State has unexpectedly hit the brakes on three large offshore wind projects it awarded last year for the waters between Long Island and New Jersey, citing “technical and commercial complexities” with a turbine manufacturer. Mark Harrington reports on Newsday.com that the decision to nix the three projects comes atop months of hard knocks f…
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Mark R. Rank is recognized as a foremost expert on issues of poverty, inequality and social justice. To date he has written 10 books on a range of subjects, including an exploration of the American Dream and a new understanding of poverty and inequality. In this episode, I talk to Mark about his latest book, The Random Factor which looks at the rol…
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New York State Budget To Require All High School Students To File FAFSA Application
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The New York State budget's aim to make college more affordable and accessible includes expanding tuition assistance and requiring all high school students to fill out the application for federal aid, known as FAFSA. Keshia Clukey reports on Newsday.com that state lawmakers and Gov. Kathy Hochul this past weekend approved a $237 billion spending pl…
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Payroll Tax Credit In State Budget Will Make New York First State To Incenticize Hiring Local Journalists
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Long Island’s school districts will get an additional $205.6 million in state aid for the 2024-25 academic year — up 4.24% from the current year — as part of a state budget pieced together amid continued debate over future funding. John Hildebrand and Arielle Martinez report on Newsday.com that the financial package for Nassau and Suffolk counties,…
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#879B: Dr. Starr Cameron [Clinical Associate Professor in Small Animal Neurology, Department of Medical Sciences, School of Veterinary Medicine, University of Wisconsin at Madison] has been studying feline dementia and the symptoms like disorientation, changes in sleep/wake cycles, reduced activity and interaction with people or other pets, house s…
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DOGLAND: Passion, Glory and lots of Slobber at the Westminster Dog Show
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#879A: Tommy Tomlinson talks about his book “DOGLAND: Passion, Glory and lots of Slobber at the Westminster Dog Show,” filled with wonderful canine anecdotes.By Tracie Hotchner
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Stony Brook Southampton Hospital and Local Police To Hold Casualty Surge Drill This Sunday
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Median teacher salaries have risen beyond $130,000 annually in more than 20 school districts across Long Island, while the median in most systems regionwide is up to $120,000, a Newsday analysis found. John Hildebrand and Michael R. Ebert report on Newsday.com that the numbers show the region maintains its long standing as one of the highest paying…
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North Fork Civic Associations Advocate For Development Moratorium As Town Finishes Zoning Update
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The Southampton Union Free School District made history on Tuesday night when the School Board appointed Dr. Fatima Morrell, a nationally recognized administrator with more than 30 years of educational experience, as the next superintendent of schools — the first-ever African American administrator to lead the district. Michelle Trauring reports on…
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John Avlon Raises $1.1 Million For Race Against Nancy Goroff
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New York’s highest court yesterday was the setting for the latest skirmish over abortion rights in a pivotal election year. Church groups told the Court of Appeals that a regulation requiring insurance policies to cover medically necessary abortions not only violates their religious beliefs, but also doesn’t apply evenly across religious organizati…
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Southampton Board of Education Expected To Approve Dr. Fatima Morrell As Superintendent
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New York will not reduce education aid immediately for school districts that have lost enrollment but will overhaul its school-aid formula to account for changes in the near future, Gov. Kathy Hochul said while announcing the “framework” of a budget deal yesterday. Yancey Roy reports on Newsday.com that the final budget should come in at $237 billi…
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Dog Story Makes Her a Moth StorySLAM Winner
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#878B: Annie Abel explains how she happened to make an appearance at a Moth event and wowed everybody with the story in her memoir “Mattie, Milo and Me” - of never wanting a dog but then adoring the one she got for her son.By Tracie Hotchner
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#878A: Doctoral candidate Jemma Forman at the University of Sussex is co-author of a peer-reviewed study of 1,154 cats from around the globe who play fetch with their owners. Tracie asks: What does it mean for a cat to be “dog-like?”By Tracie Hotchner
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East End School Budgets, Drinking Water Contamination, and more
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This week on Behind the Headlines, the panel discusses school budgets; drinking water contamination; housing in downtown Riverhead; and the Riverside Sewer District. Joseph P. Shaw, Executive Editor, The Express News Group Bill Sutton, Managing Editor, The Express News Group Denise Civiletti, Editor/Publisher, Riverhead Local Beth Young, Editor/Pub…
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State Legislation Prompted By Fatal Farmingdale High School Bus Accident Would Require Most Passengers To Wear Seat Belts
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State legislation prompted by September’s fatal crash of a charter bus carrying members of the Farmingdale High School marching band would require most passengers in charter buses to wear safety belts or face fines. The bill would close what advocates have long called a flaw in law: Although a 2013 federal law requires seat belts in charter buses m…
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Barbara Butcher “What The Dead Know” – Hamptons Whodunit 2024
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Barbara Butcher, MPH, was Chief of Staff and Director of the Forensic Sciences Training Program at the New York City Office of Chief Medical Examiner. She was responsible for overall agency management, strategy, and inter-agency relations. She recently published her first book, "What The Dead Know." In it, Butcher writes with the kind of New York a…
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Live Broadcast from 2024 Hamptons Whodunit Festival
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Hamptons Whodunit is an annual mystery and crime festival that takes place in East Hampton Village. Founded in 2023 to create exciting and affordable off-season programming for the East Hampton community, the festival gathers celebrated mystery and thriller authors and true crime experts who participate in panels and social events with audience mem…
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Ruth Ware “Zero Days” – Hamptons Whodunit 2024
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Ruth Ware is an international number one bestseller. Her thrillers In a Dark, Dark Wood, The Woman in Cabin 10, The Lying Game, The Death of Mrs Westaway, The Turn of the Key, One by One, The It Girl and Zero Days have appeared on bestseller lists around the world, including the Sunday Times and New York Times, and have sold more than six million c…
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Abby Endler “Crime By The Book” – Hamptons Whodunit 2024
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Abby Endler is the creator of Crime by the Book, a crime fiction review website and digital community of mystery, thriller, and crime readers. By day, she works as a publicist at Penguin Random House. She is also the Fiction Director for the Hamptons Whodunit Crime Literature Festival. She joined Brian Cosgrove and Diane Masciale for a conversation…
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Dennis Fabiszak – East Hampton Library Executive Director – Hamptons Whodunit 2024
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Dennis Fabiszak is Executive Director of East Hampton Library, where a large part of the Hamptons Whodunit Festival was held. He spoke with Brian Cosgrove and Diane Masciale about hosting the festival, East Hampton, and more.By WLIW-FM
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Carrie Doyle – Co-Founder of Hamptons Whodunit – Hamptons Whodunit 2024
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Carrie Doyle is the best selling author of multiple novels and screenplays that span many genres, ranging from cozy mysteries to chick lit to comedies to Young Adult. She is also one of the co-founders of the Hamptons Whodunit Crime Literature Festival. She spoke with Brian Cosgrove and Diane Masciale about the festival, her latest writing, and mor…
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Lisa Goree Elected To Be New Chair of Shinnecock Council of Trustees, First Woman In Tribe's Trustee System History
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Even though the solar eclipse further delayed negotiations over the state budget, local school district administrators can rejoice over the fact that, for now, any changes to the way school aid is calculated are off the table. Desirée Keegan reports on 27east.com that Governor Kathy Hochul announced the decision last week, months after her original…
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Ed Romaine and Ray Tierney Appear Together To Urge Governor Hochul To Reform Child Protective Services
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Suffolk County Executive Ed Romaine and District Attorney Ray Tierney made a rare joint appearance in front of the Suffolk County Legislature yesterday, imploring members to sign on to a letter urging Gov. Kathy Hochul to adopt reforms aimed at improving child protective services. Vera Chinese reports on Newsday.com that the recommendations were co…
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Brittany Means is author of the critically acclaimed memoir, “Hell if We Don’t Change Our Ways”. Reviews have called it “gut-wrenching and triumphant.” “Readable and rigorous.” “Brutal and beautiful.’ At its heart, it is a book about family. as Means recounts her complex relationships with her mother, father, brother, and grandparents and eventual …
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Southold Police Chase Suspect For 45 Minutes On North Fork
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One of the last vestiges of temporary measures taken during the COVID-19 pandemic has left 35,833 drivers with suspended licenses because they didn’t pass a simple eye test, according to the NYS Department of Motor Vehicles. Michael Gormley reports on Newsday.com that these drivers can still take and pass vision tests through the DMV or an optometr…
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Southampton Town Declares April Dark Skies Month
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A year after voters rejected nearly doubling the Wainscott School tax levy — a vote that many suggested was tainted with selfishness, insensitivity and bigotry — and forcing deep cuts in services for its students, a district official says the school this year will restore all of the lost programs. Michael Wright reports on 27east.com that the propo…
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#877A: Brianna Madia’s memoir “Never Leave the Dogs Behind” describes the rollicking nomadic life she has led with her family — a pack of dogs!By Tracie Hotchner
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#877B: Dr. Stephanie McGrath, associate professor of neurology at Colorado State University College of Veterinary Medicine and Biomedical Sciences, has been studying dog and cat dementia and discusses what they have learned so far.By Tracie Hotchner
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How will the business landscape change in Southampton Village?
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This week on Behind the Headlines, the panel discusses the upcoming eclipse; rejection of a proposed RV park in Calverton; groundwater pollution; the East Hampton Airport; and changes to the business landscape in Southampton Village. Joseph P. Shaw, Executive Editor, The Express News Group Bill Sutton, Managing Editor, The Express News Group Denise…
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Long Island Schools and Libraries Host Solar Eclipse Programs
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With Monday's solar eclipse providing such a rare educational opportunity for children - schools and libraries across Long Island have scheduled programs to make the most of the event. Joie Tyrrell reports on Newsday.com that some schools are dismissing students early, and at least one district has extended the school day so classmates can watch it…
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Vacant Storefronts in Southampton Village To See New Businesses This Summer
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New software the New York State Department of Motor Vehicles is buying aims to shorten in-person appointments, eliminate needless visits by moving tasks online and curb outages that have dogged the agency because of computer technology dating to the 1970s. Those are some of the goals of a $277.6 million overhaul of Department of Motor Vehicles comp…
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Suffolk County To See Heavy Rains and Damaging Winds Today and Tomorrow
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A strong storm moving toward the coast from the west will bring damaging winds, heavy rains and flooding later today through late tonight, prompting warnings from the National Weather Service for the region, including eastern Suffolk County. As reported on Riverheadlocal.com, a high wind warning and a coastal flood warning are in effect this aftern…
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New York Inmates Sue New York State For Being Denied Right To View Solar Eclipse
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Polls opened at 6 o’clock this morning for voting in New York's presidential primaries. Scott Eidler reports on Newsday.com that the results are all but assured: President Joe Biden, a Democrat, and former President Donald Trump, a Republican, are already their parties' presumptive nominees and appear headed for a rematch in the Nov. 5 general elec…
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#876B: Lisa Rimmert’s memoir “Stay: My Forever Friendship with an Aging Dog” is a gentle tale of staying by a dog’s side as his muzzle becomes gray and they head into the twilight of their years.By Tracie Hotchner
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#876A: Tommy Hyde, the director of “Underdog” streaming on Amazon Prime & Apple TV, talks about the protagonist of his film, a “hanging-on-by-a-thread” Vermont dairy farmer with a pack of German Shorthaired Pointer sled dogs he dreams of racing in the Iditarod.By Tracie Hotchner
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Express Sessions: Can the Winter Be Brisk for Businesses in East Hampton?
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Please enjoy this Express Sessions while Behind The Headlines is off. This was recorded live on February 1st, 2024 and has been edited for conciseness. An unedited version can be found here.By WLIW-FM
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State Appeals Court Rules East Hampton Cannot Close Airport Without Lengthy Application Process
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One of the Largest Offshore Wind Farms Receives Further Approval To Continue
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If you enjoy Long Island Morning Edition, consider a donation to WLIW-FM! Support our efforts to bring news, music, and entertainment to our Long Island community by becoming a sustaining member with a monthly donation. Click here to make a donation online! It’s quick, simple, and secure. *** One of the largest offshore wind farms planned for Long …
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