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  • 18 m ago For the protection of motorists, a single travel lane in each direction is now closed to motorists around-the-clock on the Horseblock Road Bridge over the Long Island Expressway (LIE/I495) in the Town of Brookhaven, Suffolk County. The closures are expected to remain in effect until July 2012, weather permitting. . A single travel lane in the eastbound and the westbound directions remains open to motorists and they are still able to make turns onto the LIE service roads at all times. These closures are needed to perform major steel and concrete repairs, including replacement of the bridge deck and deck joints in order to maintain the integrity of this over forty year old bridge

    In MEDFORD long-term road construction on HORSE BLOCK RD/PORTION RD/SMITHTOWN BLVD/TERRY RD/CR-16 BOTH EB/WB at I 495/LONG ISLAND EXPY

  • 18 m ago ((ONLY THE RIGHT LANE OPEN FOR TRAFFIC... TAKE THE SERVICE RD OR THE NSP AS AN ALT ROUTE))

    In SUFFOLK CNTY accident. three lanes blocked on THE L.I.E./I-495 EB west of X51/DEER PARK AVE/RT-231 and before X53/CROOKED HILL RD. Stopped traffic from X50/BAGATELLE RD

  • 19 m ago 109 at East Carmens Rd in East Farmingdale

    In EAST FARMINGDALE accident on RT-109 WB west of RT-110/BROAD HOLLOW RD and before MAIN ST in NASSAU

  • 20 m ago At Gables Court in Dix Hills

    In SUFFOLK accident on CR-66/DEER PARK RD NB north of DEFOREST RD and before ARIELLE CT in DIX HILLS

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Deli King

Published: August 31, 2010 1:59 PM

Where I come from, the word "deli" refers not just to a kind of eatery but to the food served there. In the same vein, "appetizing" - i.e., lox and cream cheese, chopped herring and bagels - is frequently a noun, not an adjective. Only in New York would "For lunch, I'm having appetizing; for dinner, we'll eat deli" make sense.At Deli King, your meal starts with a plate of pickles, pleasingly sweet...