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    Oysterponds Historical Society to hold annual art exhibition and sale▼In living color: Oysterponds Historical Society to hold annual art exhibition and sale✉newsCultureArt22 h ago

    The Oysterponds Historical Society on Long Island's North Fork is preparing to hold its annual art exhibition and sale. The event showcases works tied to the region's history and offers pieces for purchase, supporting the society's preservation work. Organizers are inviting the community to attend and browse the collection on display.

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    Grand Forks man now faces 12 charges including attempted murder●Grand Forks Man Arrested Last Wednesday In Car Crash Now Faces 12 Charges, Still Includes Attempted Murder✉newsWorldCrime1 d ago

    A Grand Forks man arrested last Wednesday in connection with a car crash is now facing 12 charges, and attempted murder remains among them. The expanded charge list suggests prosecutors filed additional counts after reviewing the incident. The crash and the severity of the allegations have drawn local attention in the Grand Forks, North Dakota area.

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    Long Island duck farm back in production after bird flu●Crescent Duck Farm in Aquebogue is back in full production almost two years after bird flu outbreak✉newsHealthPandemics19 h ago

    Crescent Duck Farm in Aquebogue, on Long Island's North Fork, has returned to full production nearly two years after a bird flu outbreak disrupted its operations. The recovery marks a significant milestone for the family-run farm, one of the region's remaining duck producers, which had to rebuild its flocks and operations following the outbreak.

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    Verizon to phase out copper landlines for some North Fork customers●Verizon plans to phase out copper landlines for some North Fork customers✉newsTechnology55 min ago

    Verizon plans to retire its aging copper-wire landline network for some customers in the North Fork area, moving those households to newer service options. The change affects parts of the local telephone infrastructure that have operated for decades, and residents are likely weighing how the switch will affect reliability, emergency service and pricing.