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Tracking LI's Recovery
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Hampton Bays, Riverhead, Great Neck, Massapequa Park now yellow zones
Gov. Cuomo warned that a "toxic cocktail" of holiday social activities and public fatigue with restrictions is putting the state in danger. Read more
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A microcluster is a geographic zone with a "concerning increase" of COVID-19 spread, according to state officials, and those hot spots are coded by color to signal the degree of spread.
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The mayor provided no timeline for schools reopening, but said that New York City's expected designation as an orange zone would spur "additional measures" to advance the return of in-person learning.
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Long Islanders on Monday told Newsday's Cecilia Dowd how they plan on spending the holiday, while officials explained how they'll enforce the gathering restrictions.
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Dinkins, who served as mayor from 1990 to 1993, died six weeks after the death of his wife, Joyce.
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The federal government recognized President-elect Joe Biden as the "apparent winner" of the Nov. 3 election, formally starting the transition of power after President Donald Trump spent weeks testing the boundaries of American democracy.
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Over-the-top bidding wars have been breaking records across Long Island as the market recovers in gangbusters style from the spring coronavirus lockdown.
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Now it has more of a focus on shareable plates such as raw oysters, fondue, cheese plates and charcuterie.
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Shinnecock Nation Warriors of the Sunrise, on day 23 of their 26-day protest, demand the state relent in its battle to topple the tribe's 61-foot Sunrise Highway billboard.
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Partners Orsted and Eversource plan to use the facility as a hub for a project being built off the waters of Massachusetts and Rhode Island.
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Sip hot chocolate, make your own lantern and see animals dressed in their holiday best.
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The Port Authority of New York and New Jersey may forego more than $1 billion in capital improvements next year amid the coronavirus pandemic, a plan that some local experts say could deal a blow to Long Island's economy.
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Former radio group manager pleads guilty to unauthorized charges
The former general manager of Long Island Radio Broadcasting was accused of using the company credit card to pay for more than $250,000 in personal items.
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Nicknamed "The Long Island Express," Smith won relay gold at the 1984 Games in Los Angeles.
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On Nov. 22, 1950, two LIRR trains collided just west of Jamaica station, killing 78 and injuring more than 300.
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With more competition and fewer jobs, looking for work is a bigger challenge than ever before
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The "12 Nights of Christmas Lights" experience runs through Dec. 20.
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It's over for Trump
Baseless vote-count fight is harmful.
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Chiusano: Autumn in the COVID-19 ICU
Long Island hospitals use new techniques and hard-earned experience to combat surge in COVID-19 cases.
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Thanking those who help others
Reader letters to Newsday about helping others, President Trump and more.
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The Board of State Canvassers, which has two Republicans and two Democrats, confirmed the results on a 3-0 vote with one abstention.
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President-elect Joe Biden is set to formally introduce his national security team to the nation, building out a team of Obama administration alumni.
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Majority Leader Andrea Stewart-Cousins expressed confidence the count of absentee ballots in a Westchester race will give Democrats their 42nd seat.
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The wins strengthen Democrats hold on the State Senate and could lead to a supermajority.
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If you're not cooking, these spots are serving socially distanced meals or offering takeout dinners to eat at home.
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Santa will be socially distant and holiday fun may come delivered.
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Here are seven small-to-medium-sized resorts within 125 miles of Long Island.
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If you're looking for the hottest video gaming system, smartphone, TV or more for the techie on your shopping list, we've got you covered.
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Find the perfect cozy outfit while helping others at the same time.
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"Everyone was itching to get back," a league member says.
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Take a digital detox at these outdoor spots that offer peace and quiet.
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Even the most accomplished home cook can come undone at Thanksgiving. Here are 10 tips to keep you keep you calm, cool and collected.
