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Officials call on feds to pay for contaminated water

<p>Officials gathered Friday to ensure the federal government reimburse taxpayers for contaminated water found in West Hampton. </p>

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Top Stories

Suffolk police release video of illegal street racing on LIE service road in Yaphank that led to 4 arrests

Mostly sunny conditions and it will be breezy for Long Island

NY Islanders announce new captain to lead the squad

Sunken Meadow State Park closed after car hits toll booth, starts fire

Homicide investigation underway after man found dead in Uniondale

Car bursts into flames on Southern State Parkway in Islip

New Hyde Park man pleads guilty in fatal hit-and-run of woman walking to bus stop after work

Man seriously hurt after crashing into telephone pole in Middle Island

35-year-old dies during Mighty Hamptons Triathlon in Sag Harbor

Police search for person who abandoned malnourished dog in Shirley

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Sewanhaka High School closed Monday due to water damage

Services resume at Amityville church after man stabbed in church basement

Nassau PD: 2 men wanted for scamming 76-year-old woman out of $60K

<p>Officials gathered Friday to ensure the federal government reimburse taxpayers for contaminated water found in West Hampton. </p>