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State: Adult care facilities completing first COVID-19 shots within weeks
Both state and federal officials have said residents in nursing homes and assisted-living residences are a priority for the first rounds of vaccinations. Read more
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"It had no benefit for us," LIPA chief Tom Falcone said of the effort. A PSEG spokeswoman said the "endeavor had no bearing on PSEG Long Island and its activities."
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In remarks before signing the order, Biden said the U.S. government needs to change "its whole approach" on the issue of racial equity. He added that the nation is less prosperous and secure because of the scourge of systemic racism.
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The New York State Commission of Correction's report on the death of Kevin Rollins, 28, comes after a two-year investigation by the oversight agency.
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Just about a half-inch of snow fell on Long Island before the storm morphed into freezing and plain light rain that should last overnight.
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The vote allows the case to move forward but also foreshadows that there may not be enough votes to convict him.
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A new interim report by LIPA's task force found more than a dozen fundamental problems with the PSEG management contract, and recommends changes.
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You’ve heard of Beverly Hills, 90210. Well, Long Island has its hot ZIP codes, too.
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For 43 years, this bastion of Italian American cuisine has been serving pizza, pasta and Parms of the highest caliber.
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Unions lost 71,000 members in the state last year compared with 2019, in part due to job cuts from the coronavirus pandemic.
Tracking the coronavirus
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Workers deemed essential by feds still seek state's approval for vaccine
While the federal government has recommended several groups of workers get the COVID-19 vaccine, the state says they have to wait due to a limited vaccine supply. Read more
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Diabetes is the second-most-common underlying medical condition for New Yorkers who have died of the coronavirus, and the most common for those under 40, according to New York State Department of Health data.
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The government expects to be able to deliver enough of the two-dose regimens to states this summer to vaccinate 300 million people.
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Teenage guitar sensation Brandon "Taz" Niederauer, 17, said his phone "blew up" after he played the National Anthem before Sunday night's AFC Championship Game, watched by more than 33 million viewers.
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Long Island takeout has never looked — or tasted — this good. From the best burger deal, to the best deconstructed ramen, here's where to place your next order.
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The case marks the first enforcement actions the Justice Department and the FTC have brought under the Better Online Ticket Sales Act, or BOTS Act, of 2016.
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Eugene Cook ramps up excitement for virtual event
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Dogs are the real heroes of this pandemic
Dogs are providing more than companionship and love during the dark days of the pandemic. They can save us in other ways, too.
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From Jones Beach to Billy Joel, see how well you know Long Island’s iconic people and places.
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Trails remain busy with visitors this season, park officials say.
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These best bets include come-as-you-are casual clam bars as well as upscale fish houses.
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Color the snow, decorate a snowman and more fun to be had outside.
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Thinking about adopting a pet? These Long Island shelter dogs are looking for forever homes.
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Families comfortable taking a quick trip can find socially distanced diversions for the winter break.
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DIY mask kits may make mask-wearing more fun, the creators say.
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Education & COVID-19: What's next for standardized tests?
Jan 27
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COVID-19 vaccines: Answers to your most-asked questions
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Posted January 19, 2021
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Education & COVID-19: What do schools need now?
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Posted January 21, 2021
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