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Salvatore Sorrentino dies; Matteo's restaurateur was 86

Salvatore Sorrentino, who established the Matteo's group of family-style Italian restaurants, died Tuesday of lung cancer. He was 86 years old.

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Donald Edgar, 85, awarded for work on Apollo 11 spacecraft, dies

Donald Edgar, who rose from award-winning work on the Apollo 11 spacecraft to lead a Bohemia-based electronics manufacturing company, died Sept. 2 at his home in Northville, weeks after being diagnosed...

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Ross Hansen of Patchogue, passionate cyclist and friend, dies at 54

Sometime around his 50th birthday, Ross Hansen took up bicycling and quickly ingratiated himself in Long Island's cycling community, taking part in races and helping to clear trails at Rocky Point...

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Lillian N. Anderson, 103, of Hicksville, 'everyone's hero'

Lillian Nelsen Anderson started bowling at 65 and took up golf when she was 70. She handled her own taxes and finances up until the year before she turned 100.

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Donald Mulvaney dies; Rockville Centre-born drummer who played in Orchestra...

Donald Mulvaney, an eclectic musician from Rockville Centre who played for Tony Bennett, Itzhak Perlman and 1970s rock band Orchestra Luna, has died from injuries sustained in an Aug. 15 automobile...

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Norman Farberow dies; pioneer in suicide prevention was 97

Psychologist Norman Farberow never sought the limelight, but he didn't shy away from it either.

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Thomas Van Wagner, 90, devoted his life to alcoholism recovery

Thomas E. Van Wagner, a former Long Islander who dedicated himself to helping others in recovery and treatment for alcoholism, died of complications after a fall in Sarasota, Florida. He was 90.

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Patricia Paton Rowland of Port Washington dies at 83; devoted teacher had...

Patricia Paton Rowland lived a life brimming with music.

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Ronald Hunte, who cared about the customers of his heating company, dies at 60

Ronald Hunte of Medford endeared himself to customers of his plumbing and heating company by responding to calls at all hours and often refusing payment.

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Yogi Berra, New York Yankees legend, dies at 90

Yankees legend Yogi Berra, one of the most accomplished baseball players and colorful personalities in sports history, died Tuesday at age 90.

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Longtime New Jersey journalist Arthur Z. Kamin dies at 84

Arthur Z. Kamin, a longtime newspaperman in New Jersey who also was chairman of the Rutgers University board of trustees, has died. He was 84.

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Elizabeth Fink, lawyer who represented inmates in Attica riot, dies at 70

ALBANY -- Elizabeth Fink, a New York lawyer who helped state inmates win a $12 million settlement three decades after the bloody 1971 prison riot in Attica, has died. She was 70.

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Martin Racanelli, 77, Long Island developer, dies

Martin J. Racanelli Sr., a principal at Melville-based construction firm Racanelli Construction Co. and one of Long Island's earliest big name industrial developers, died of cardiovascular and...

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Teacher Vivian Farrell Logan, loved performing for children, dead at 85

There was nothing Vivian Farrell Logan loved more than the spotlight.

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Joseph Burg Sr. dies; World War II veteran and iconic sign painter from...

Letter by painstaking letter, Joseph Burg Sr. created many of the hand-painted signs that adorned local shops and businesses around the Five Towns.

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Millicent Hope Treiber, mom whose door was always open, dead at 88

John Treiber remembers his mother as the mom who always warmly welcomed his friends when they would come to visit and doted on them as if they were family.

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Ines Dougherty, 82, of Freeport, social worker for Roosevelt schools, dies

Ines Dougherty, who threw passion at any task, whether social work or parties at her Freeport home, accompanied by string quartets or an opera singer, has died.

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Howard Bauman dies; longtime Boy Scouts leader was 95

Howard Bauman had three children, but for decades he also mentored generations of Boy Scouts as leader of a local troop.

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Melvin Dubin, founder of baseboard radiator firm, dead at 92

Melvin Dubin, who more than a half-century ago scraped together $5,000 and started a baseboard radiator manufacturing company that his family says is "as Kleenex is to tissues" in its industry, had a...

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Harry Gallatin dead, Knicks Hall of Famer was 88

Basketball Hall of Famer and former Knicks center Harry Gallatin died Wednesday morning, the team said. He was 88.

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