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More than 100 on Long Island being monitored for coronavirus
There are no confirmed cases in New York state. A Long Islander is still awaiting test results.
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Family members of the victims said it was difficult to wait for a verdict for a second time.
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Gregory Blass, who was Suffolk County's Director of Social Services, said Wednesday that an inspector general have subpoena power.
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Six people, including two Long Islanders, were killed on Feb. 26, 1993, when a small cell of Islamists blew up about 1,200 pounds of explosives in a van parked in a below-ground garage.
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Watch Newsday's 2020 NY Emmy nominees, featuring comedians, chefs, marching bands and more.
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The teen was airlifted to Stony Brook University Hospital with injuries that were serious but not life threatening, police said.
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Dozens of people attended the first of two viewings for the Colombo family underboss at B. Anastasio & Son, Inc., funeral home in Williamsburg.
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A 19-year-old man shot to death by Nassau cops Tuesday in Queens was the suspect in a Garden City carjacking earlier in the day, police say.
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Judge Janet DiFiore largely supported the law, which eliminated cash bail for many cases.
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The MTA Board ratified the discount plan for New York City riders against the objections of those questioning the fairness of reducing fares for city riders.
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From enjoying live music to exploring the night sky at a local observatory, there are plenty of unique date night activities to try on Long Island.
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Sometimes, all you need in the deep-dark days of winter is to get out of town, enjoy a fantastic meal, and thaw out by a cozy wood fire.
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Indulge in delicious gourmet chocolates, try a chocolate spa experience and more.
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To help those thinking about visiting the Caribbean, here are updates on the five most popular destinations among Americans.
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They come complete with comfortable furniture, warm blankets and a heat source.
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Lighting and sound adjustments will be made in the theater, and fidget items and noise-reducing headphones will be available.
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Thinking about adopting a pet? These Long Island shelter dogs are looking for forever homes.
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Stop & Shop is giving away free reusables as stores and customers prepare for the change.
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She lost her husband, then found peace helping others near death
End-of-life doulas advocate for and provide emotional and spiritual support for the terminally ill and their families.
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Plan a mini-moon getaway on LI, more hot spots
A long weekend and up to five days away, a "minimoon" is an opportunity for romance without the expense, travel time, and major packing.
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Fighting threat of deadly virus
Need a standard and coordinated response.
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The Point: Meme-ing the election
In an era of memes, a Long Island content creator defends his right to be political.
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Coronavirus complacency is worse than panic
Preparedness and a steady source of actionable information is the key to avoiding panic.
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How do LIers like their bacon, egg and cheese sandwiches?
It can be on a roll, bagel, or English muffin with scrambled, over-easy or even baked eggs. What kind of cheese and meat? The decisions begin the moment you want to order one.
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DA: Woman guilty of stealing credit cards from cars parked at gyms
A Brooklyn woman who prosecutors said snatched credit cards from cars in the parking lots of several Suffolk gyms last year and made more than $5,500 in purchases was found guilty of the crimes.
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New pipes will be put down in South Shore communities to reroute 55 million gallons of treated sewage per day from Reynolds Channel to a plant in Wantagh.
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DA: LI man sentenced for stealing $1M Brooklyn brownstone
A Mount Sinai man was sentenced Wednesday to 1½ to 4½ years in prison for stealing a $1 million brownstone from an 80-year-old Brooklyn homeowner in a fraudulent deed scheme, authorities said.
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The request sought correspondence and other documents related to Double Eagle Golf's 20 years running a town-owned course in Lido Beach.
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Feds: 4 charged in LI child porn ring
They have been charged with conspiracy to produce child pornography involving three girls and one boy, according to officials and court records.
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Northwell CEO Michael Dowling, who has called gun violence "a public health emergency," said the center will play a role in advancing safety, education, prevention and research.
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Nassau County has less than half of the multi-family housing developments as Suffolk County.
