The long-awaited report says the governor violated state and federal laws and fostered a toxic and hostile workplace. The governor rejected the findings and denied the allegations, saying, "The facts are much different than what has been portrayed."
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LI COVID-19 cases top 600 as Nassau launches 'traveling vaccine' program
Nassau County will institute a new "traveling" vaccination program to bring the vaccine directly to county businesses so employees and their families can join the ranks of the vaccinated, Nassau County Executive Laura Curran said Tuesday.
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Official: Fire Island beach remains closed after shark sightings
Swimming was prohibited at Davis Park Beach at the Fire Island National Seashore in Patchogue for the second day in a row after sharks had been spotted.
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Barker: Biles makes courageous return by winning bronze
She claimed her seventh Olympics medal and it was the most meaningful moment of her career.
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New ramen bar opens in Stony Brook
The chefs behind this ramen spot reach way beyond noodles, building almost everything from scratch.
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State to funnel $1.1 billion in federal child care funds
Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo said New York State — in an effort to stabilize the child care industry and help parents go back to work full time — will start taking applications to administer relief for child care providers.
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Cops: Man robbed in Franklin Square
A man walking in Franklin Square Saturday night was struck in the head by three assailants and robbed, Suffolk police ...
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Henry Schein posts higher sales, hikes guidance
The dental and medical supply company raised its guidance after easily beating year-earlier results that were impacted by the pandemic.
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LI bar requiring workers and customers to be vaccinated
"This is the one area where I can be proactive, where I can exercise some level of control," says owner Vincent Minutella.
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Suffolk officer who almost died promoted to detective
"It's definitely a miracle," injured police officer Christopher Racioppo said of his survival. "There were so many pieces that kind of fell into place."
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LI communities join tonight's National Night Out Against Crime
Police departments across the Island will host gatherings designed to strengthen neighborhood relations, heighten drug prevention awareness and generate support for anti-crime programs.
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LI school district to issue report today on online learning tool
District educators today will deliver a report on BrainPop, an educational platform for children that two parents said was biased against conservative viewpoints and favorable to the Black Lives Matter movement.
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Officer dead, suspect killed in violence outside Pentagon
A Pentagon police officer died after being stabbed Tuesday during a burst of violence at a transit center outside the building, and a suspect was shot by law enforcement and died at the scene, officials said.
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This women's fishing club is big on catches and bigger on empowerment
"We want to support and empower women who want to hunt and fish and have a safe place to do it."
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4 LI marina restaurants to check out this summer
A summer getaway doesn't have to be elaborate. Find your way to a marina, where Long Island's boatbuilding past meets superlative food and easy vibes.
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New water trampoline debuts in Montauk
MTK Cruises has added a water trampoline to its offshore options.
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Ride the new Ocean Parkway bike path, from start to finish
Pace yourself with these must-see stops along the way.
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5 boating excursions to take this summer on LI, NYS
Here are five adventures that can get you out onto the water this season.
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Long Island's first Topgolf has finally arrived. Take a look inside.
Topgolf entertainment complex opened in Holtsville this week.
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Make your own style at these LI events and classes
A jewelry pop-up, a flower crown class and more events.
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A new camp lets teens design their own clothing
Students use their own sewing machines and supplies to bring their creations to life.
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It will take just over 2 weeks for all LI schools to welcome back students
Jericho will be the first district to start classes on Aug. 26, but many superintendents said they're ready to return to full classroom instruction as they await state guidance on remote learning options and mask mandates.
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Some LIPA employees file claims of harassment, bullying
The complaint cited problems during the high-pressure months after Tropical Storm Isaias. LIPA says it investigated and found the complaint to be "without merit."
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Take a little trip to Egypt at new Selden market
Homemade baklava, dried melon seeds, date pulp, frozen falafel mix and hot Egyptian food are among treasures you'll find here.
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Biles redefines balance
She proved yet again that she is a tremendous athlete, showing resilience and determination.
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Can Democrats go it alone on immigrant amnesty?
Some Democrats are considering putting a broad amnesty in a "budget reconciliation" bill that cannot be filibustered.
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COVID vaccines 'our greatest protection'
Reader letters to Newsday.
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Nassau bill targeting bias against first responders OKd
The Nassau County Legislature voted 12-6 for a bill to protect police and other first responders under the county Human Rights Law.
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X-Golf to swing into Samanea New York in Westbury
Samanea New York's efforts to reposition the itself have led to a long-term lease with X-Golf, a combination indoor golf simulator, restaurant and bar venue. Its opening at the Westbury mall is set for November.
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How LIers can deal with 4 common basement headaches
How to prevent basement floods, mold and other problems.
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Fans, family mourn hip-hop star Biz Markie
Biz Markie's cousin, Vaughan Lee, known as DJ Cool V, said Markie touched so many people through his music. "He wanted to put Long Island on the map," Lee said, holding back tears.
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Family rescued after boat capsizes in Huntington Bay, officials say
Life jackets were key to the good outcome, officials said, and the owner of the 16-foot boat was issued a summons for overcrowding.
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Witness says he was berated for questioning opioid sales orders
The compliance officer testified that he was verbally bullied by an executive in charge of opioid sales for potentially jeopardizing sales and the company's relationship with a large retailer.
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LI's Capobianco reaches second Olympic diving finals
Already a medal winner, Capobianco has a chance for another in 3-meter springboard event.
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Barker: Biles makes courageous return by winning bronze
She claimed her seventh Olympics medal and it was the most meaningful moment of her career.
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USA reaches medal round behind KD's 29 points
Team USA beat Spain in the quarterfinals at the Tokyo Olympics.
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Bronze for Biles in her return to Olympics
Simone Biles delivered during the women's balance beam final.
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LI's Capobianco falls short of second medal, calls Olympic experience 'amazing'
Wantagh-raised diver, already a silver medalist in synchro, is top American diver with 10th-place finish in individual springboard.
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Officer dead, suspect killed in violence outside Pentagon
A Pentagon police officer died after being stabbed Tuesday during a burst of violence at a transit center outside the building, and a suspect was shot by law enforcement and died at the scene, officials said.
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$1T infrastructure bill gets first action as senators dig in
Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer sought to speed up consideration of a nearly $1 trillion bipartisan infrastructure package Monday, promising that Democrats would work with Republicans to put together amendments. GOP senators cautioned that they needed time to digest the massive bill.
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Graham 1st vaccinated senator to test positive for COVID-19
Sen. Lindsey Graham has become the first senator to disclose a breakthrough infection after being vaccinated against the coronavirus, saying Monday he is "very glad" he received the vaccine, without which his current symptoms would be "far worse."
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U.S. employers ratchet up the pressure on the unvaccinated
Employers are losing patience with unvaccinated workers.
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Biles to return for Olympics balance beam final
American star will compete Tuesday, a little over a week after stepping away from the meet to focus on her mental health.
