The Newsday headquarters in Melville, New York. Photo: Jonathan Fickies/Getty Images.
Tribune Media sold a 48-acre parcel to Hartz Mountain Industries for $54.5 million — 32 acres of it housed the former office and printing operations for Newsday.
The details: When Hartz emerged to be the likely winner of the bid, the developer said it plans to demolish the more than 413,500-square-foot facility and build “state-of-the-art” warehouse and distribution space in its place, according to Newsday.
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This debate was like the country: Everybody’s talking. Nobody’s listening. Nothing is learned. It’s a mess.
Why it matters: Honestly, who the hell knows?
The first presidential debate between President Trump and Joe Biden in Cleveland on Tuesday night was a shouting match, punctuated by interruptions and hallmarked by name-calling.
Why it matters: If Trump aimed to make the debate as chaotic as possible with a torrent of disruptions, he succeeded. Pundits struggled to make sense of what they saw, and it's tough to imagine that the American people were able to either.