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Northwell says it has fired workers who refused the vaccine
The health care provicer said it had let go two dozen "unvaccinated leaders" for defying a state mandate to get vaccinated against COVID-19. Mount Sinai South Nassau hospital said 68 of its employees are facing unpaid suspension.
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LI has second-highest number of COVID-19 cases for students, staff, data shows
Long Island had 3,923 lab-verified cases, behind New York City, according to data released Monday by the state's COVID-19 Report Card system.
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MTA: Plan for new Penn Station railroad clears hurdle
Known as "Penn Station Access," the $1.6 billion project would link Metro-North's New Haven line to the Manhattan transit hub.
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Brian Laundrie's parents don't know where he is, family attorney says
"They are concerned about Brian and hope the FBI can locate him," family attorney, Steven Bertolino, said.
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Vote on Nassau County fee cuts delayed
Minority Democrats temporarily blocked Republican legislation that would cut $100 million in traffic and real estate fees.
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LI weather: Showers overnight, then possible thunderstorms
Tuesday is sizing up to be mostly wet but warm with a high of 77 degrees before the sun returns Wednesday along with cooler temperatures, according to the National Weather Service.
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R&B superstar R. Kelly convicted in sex trafficking trial
Kelly was convicted in a sex trafficking trial after decades of avoiding criminal responsibility for numerous allegations of misconduct with young women and children.
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Howard Weitzman, former Nassau comptroller, dies at 75
He was comptroller from 2002 through 2009 and, at the time of his death, was a member of the Nassau Interim Finance Authority, the county's financial control board.
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GOP blocks bill to keep government going; new try ahead
Success would mean a landmark accomplishment, if Democrats can helm Biden's big bill to passage. Failure — or a highly unlikely government shutdown and debt crisis — could derail careers.
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Curran gets two police union endorsements; PBA remains silent
The Nassau County executive was endorsed by the superior officers and the detectives unions. The Police Benevolent Association has not announced its intentions in the race.
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Amid neighbor's complaints, state probes Harbes wine production
Harbes said it's now in compliance with state license that required wine production at its Mattituck farm
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Former NYPD officer and union leader dies at 86
Philip Caruso led what was the New York City Patrolmen's Benevolent Association for 15 years starting in 1980, gaining a reputation as a tough but fair contract negotiator.
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Rustic is in demand for LI weddings
A nod to nature has become a popular go-to for Long Island parties.
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Try something new: Recent LI restaurant openings
The latest restaurants to open on Long Island.
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Dogs available for adoption now on LI
Here are pups of all ages available for adoption from several local shelters.
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Uncork an adventure at wineries with rare tasting experiences
Dine in the cellar or ride through the vines in a Moke.
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10 events, things to do this weekend on Long Island
Events, activities, drive-in movies and concerts are popping up around Long Island this season.
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4 LI candy stores selling over-the-top treats
Candy sushi and caramel pizzas and more treats to tempt your sweet tooth.
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Playgrounds worth the drive on LI
Once you and your little ones are prepped to play at a social distance — consider these places for a day of fun.
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LI haunt revamps with new haunted house, escape room, food trucks and more
The attraction is upping its game by cleaning the slate to provide a fresh wild ride for Long Island horror fans.
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Historic and unforgettable Long Island street names
Can you tell me how to get -- how to get to Sesame Street (in Kings Park)? Ever take a walk down Wolf Hill Road in Huntington? Or take a turn down the winding Whiskey Road in Ridge?
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5 spots where home prices haven't skyrocketed
Downtowns are at the heart of these Long Island communities, where prices have risen 10% or less - or even declined - in the past year.
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State Health Commissioner Howard Zucker resigns
Zucker will remain on the job until Gov. Hochul chooses a replacement. It was unclear if there is any front-runner for the post.
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Still learning COVID-19 toll
The transplant crisis is just one heart-wrenching example of the often uncounted impact of the pandemic.
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The PBA guessing game
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Port Jefferson Station housing gives former Marine a home, chance at 'serenity'
Liberty Station, the 77-unit apartment complex on State Route 112, opened earlier this year with a focus on providing homes for veterans and people who ordinarily would not be able to afford to live near where they work.
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2 men indicted in deadly July Fourth Roosevelt shooting, Nassau DA says
Officials said the gunfire erupted at about 7:30 p.m. during the holiday celebration on Hudson Avenue that about 75 to 100 people attended and that featured children's "bouncy houses," a disc jockey and street vendors.
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Shinnecocks vote to pursue recreational marijuana sales
Tribe votes overwhelmingly to authorize a framework for how its holding company and individual businesses will sell cannabis.
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LI couple opens hand-rolled ice cream shop
Hand-rolled ice cream is served in a cup or "taco" at this new spot.
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$120 million bond proposal includes building improvements, safety upgrades
Smithtown Central School District voters will decide Tuesday whether to approve funding for upgrades including installation of HVAC systems, replacement of windows, doors and water heaters and upgrades to fire alarm system.
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It's the 'I do redo': Couples finally have their second weddings
The redo made it "feel a little bit more official. It ended up being the best day of our lives."
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East Meadow vet puts his heart before his wallet
Dr. Tomas Infernuso says his Animal Surgical Center's mission is to save as many animals as possible and that his center will turn away none in need of care. Marissa Sarbak reports.
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GOP blocks bill to keep government going; new try ahead
Success would mean a landmark accomplishment, if Democrats can helm Biden's big bill to passage. Failure — or a highly unlikely government shutdown and debt crisis — could derail careers.
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Brian Laundrie's parents don't know where he is, family attorney says
"They are concerned about Brian and hope the FBI can locate him," family attorney, Steven Bertolino, said.
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Biden administration proposes DACA workaround: A rule to shield 'Dreamers'
The proposed rule attempts to satisfy concerns of a federal judge in Houston who ruled in July that the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program was illegal.
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UK mulls calling in army to help ease gas shortages at pumps
Lines of cars formed at British gas stations for a fourth day as the government mulled sending in the army to help ease supply disruptions triggered by a shortage of truck drivers.
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John Hinckley Jr., who shot President Reagan, to be freed from oversight
A federal judge said that Hinckley Jr. can be freed from all remaining restrictions next year if he continues to follow those rules and remains mentally stable.
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Fox News’ Jesse Watters talks new book, ‘How I Saved the World’
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