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Eastern Long Island prepares for hurricane Earl

Charles Lane - September 2, 2010

Christian Baiz sprays protective sulfur on his wine vineyard ahead of hurricane Earl (Southold, September 1, 2010)

Forecasters are still predicting rough weather as hurricane Earl passes to the southeast of Long Island sometime Friday night. That goes doubly so for those on Eastern Long Island, which is where WSHU's Charles Lane went to see how people are preparing for the storm.
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N.Y. Comptroller launches probe into MTA overtime as workers rally for jobs

Charles Lane - August 31, 2010

New York State Comptroller Thomas DiNapoli will be investigating the Metropolitan Transit Authority and possible criminal wrongdoing related to overtime paid by the public authority, which includes the Long Island Rail Road. WSHU's Charles Lane says news of the probe came on the same day transit workers rallied to protest service and job cuts. He reports from the Mineola train station.

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Funeral for Glastonbury soldier

Craig LeMoult - August 30, 2010

Sergeant Steven DeLuzio was buried on Monday in his hometown of Glastonbury, Connecticut. He was a member of the Vermont National Guard, and was killed in action in Afghanistan on August 22nd.

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