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In Jury Selection for Hate Crime, a Struggle to Find Tolerance
Prospective jurors in the case of the 2008 killing of a 37-year-old Ecuadorean in Patchogue, N.Y., have brought up issues about the treatment of immigrants in Suffolk County.
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Events on Long Island
A guide to cultural and recreational goings-on in and around Nassau and Suffolk Counties for the week of Mar. 7, 2010.
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Biscotti for a Variety of Tastes
The treats at Marzullo’s Pasticceria, run by two immigrant brothers, include nine kinds of biscotti.
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Tastes of Turkey, From the Sea
Kumkapi, a Turkish restaurant in Nassau County, makes chargrilled fish the chief attraction on its menu.
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The Gift Blitz Is Over. Now What?
 With schools still closed and children not quite ready to say farewell to the holidays, museums, theaters and other institutions are offering family-friendly fun through early January.
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After L.I. Killing, Helping Immigrants Heal
The Lucero de America Foundation arose after Marcelo Lucero, a day laborer, was fatally stabbed in Patchogue. Seven youths are on trial.
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Events on Long Island
Long Island arts listings for the week of Dec. 27, 2009.
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Some of the Best Restaurants Are Gone, but Others Shine
The past year has not been kind to Long Island restaurants. Even some highfliers bit the dust. But there are bright spots among the survivors.
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Town Divides Over Law Aimed at Day Laborers
The law bars soliciting employment from passing drivers by gesturing, waving signs or yelling. Critics say it criminalizes “waving while Latino.”
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Stranded Fliers and Stalled Commuters as New York Digs Itself Out of Storm
 New York City’s public schools opened on time, but some closed on Long Island, where two feet of snow fell.
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