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There are questions, such as: Is social distancing possible on a school bus? Will parents drive their kids to school instead? Are masks and gloves enough to protect bus passengers and drivers from COVID-19?
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Some are cautiously optimistic about playing in the fall, others are not sure. There is uncertainty while summer training is in a holding pattern for now.
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As Trump left the White House, he told reporters, "When you're in a hospital, especially ... I think it's expected to wear a mask."
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For Long Islanders reeling from the COVID-19 pandemic, help is out there.
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Fiscal experts question whether the state will continue to sustain a generous policy that lets police, teachers and other public employees cash in unused vacation, sick and other paid days off when they leave a job.
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Some protesters called for an end to health care inequality and racial discrimination in the workplace, following two incidents where hospital staff allegedly made racist comments.
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The proceeding may break more legal ground because of the prominent role virtual technology could play in it.
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The op-ed in The Washington Post marked Robert Mueller's first public statement on his investigation since his congressional appearance last July.
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2 killed in Commack crash, police say
The crash occurred early Saturday at the juncture where the Sunken Meadow and Northern State parkways meet, police said.
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Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo has announced that concessions at state parks such as Jones Beach, Robert Moses and Sunken Meadow can serve customers again.
Coronavirus Tracking LI's Recovery
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Limited visitations can begin Wednesday, as long as the facility has been without COVID-19 for at least 28 days, officials say.
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"He's got mild symptoms but overall is doing well," manager Aaron Boone said of the team's closer. "And so he will not be here for the foreseeable future."
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"She always wanted to learn things on her own. She asked me to teach her how to use Venmo a month before her passing," Wai Fong Leung's daughter said.
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The NBA has placed its teams in a bubble — not airtight, but certainly better than just taking chances like baseball.
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The records include the 911 call Michael Valva made the morning his son died, as well as “his call to his precinct while his son was being taken to the hospital,” the prosecutor said.
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The firm's software found Nassau and Suffolk counties are likely to be relatively stable, but Westchester and Rockland are potential tinderboxes that could tip into crisis.
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Eat your way around LI with these itineraries (at a safe social distance, of course).
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Nassau finances are slammed
County budget a casualty of the coronavirus and politics in Mineola and Washington.
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Ciolli: Once again the Attorney General seeks loyalty over independence
DuCharme vaulted into top spot over Lesko.
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The fight over a coronavirus vaccine will get ugly
Who will get vaccines when they are available, and how will this decision be made?
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Stop intelligence leaks by making life easier for whistleblowers
Our leaders must embrace whistleblowers if they want to end intelligence leaks.
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Careful — not all adult slushies are created equal.
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You can hit the sand at these spots with reduced capacity and other safety measures.
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"There's lots to see on the trails, so open your senses because it's a relaxing thing to do in a stressful time."
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Tilles Center for the Performing Arts is getting in the drive-in concert game by launching a summer series in its parking lot later this month.
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Experts say clients are likely to look for a blend of at-home and in-person workouts.
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During the current situation, scenic drives offer kid-friendly history lessons, off-the-beaten path hiking trails and more.
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During the pandemic, many of your favorite artists are still providing virtual content to keep their fans busy.
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The upcoming 4th of July weekend is an ideal time to begin reasserting the newly regained freedom to travel.
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Massachusetts wants second-graders and up to wear face coverings, Florida is calling for in-person instruction in schools, and Virginia is recommending a mix of in-person instruction and remote learning.
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The president's intervention into a criminal case connected to his own conduct drew fierce rebukes from Democrats and a few lonely Republicans, with calls for investigations and legislation.
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The op-ed in The Washington Post marked Robert Mueller's first public statement on his investigation since his congressional appearance last July.
