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Cuomo: Long Island will start to 'open tomorrow'
But Gov. Cuomo said leaders in the region's "control room" need to stay alert after Wednesday for any resurgence of the virus and react quickly as the first phase of reopening gets underway. Read more
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See Tuesday updates from officials, Newsday reporters and more on coronavirus.
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After more than two months of a forced shutdown, the first phase of LI's reopening will begin Wednesday.
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The first phase of reopening, allowing work in construction and manufacturing, as well as curbside retail or in-store pickup, has businesses scrambling.
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There were 70 new cases reported in Nassau and 126 new cases in Suffolk. Check the latest numbers on how coronavirus has spread in your community.
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Long Island will start the first phase of reopening on Wednesday. Elected officials, business owners and patrons talk about this milestone.
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Suffolk wants to access a share of $100 million in state loans to small businesses, nonprofits and landlords that have not received federal stimulus loans.
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These workers would be added to an already existing benefit paid through the state pension system.
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The partnership will distribute 30,000 free baby diapers to families struggling to buy the necessity amid the economic distress brought by the coronavirus pandemic.
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"The second time around is like having a second child in that it's a lot easier," said Dr. David Battinelli, chief medical officer at Northwell Health.
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Lawmakers are in session for the first time since approving the state budget on April 3.
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The 24-team model will have 12 teams in each conference resuming play, with each conference at one hub city. The Islanders will face the Panthers and the Rangers will take on the Hurricanes in a play-in series.
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Get a build-your-own burger pack, or a pancake feast for 4.
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LI groomer shares some simple tips and tricks for pet owners on how to properly care for cats and dogs from home.
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Many of the familiar sights of Memorial Day weekend are upon us, no matter how different this summer kickoff may feel.
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Costs and considerations first-time boat shoppers will want to consider.
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Eat your way around LI with these itineraries (at a safe social distance, of course).
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The boutique is now shipping spring fashions locally for free.
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The programs are available to watch online.
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Parents and school districts are finding new ways to honor the class of 2020.
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The prosecutors responded to a January motion by the Edward Mangano defense team that contended most of the charges he was convicted of should be thrown out because of a recent appeals court decision.
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A ransomware virus temporarily disabled the school district's email system and brought distance learning to a halt for more than 2,200 students, officials said.
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An attorney for defendant Errick Allen presented evidence Tuesday he said will bolster his client's self-defense argument.
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Police received a report of a "vehicle versus a pedestrian" at 6:50 p.m. on Fulton Street, a police spokesman said.
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The Suffolk County Police Department announced it has positively identified a woman whose remains were found on Gilgo Beach in 2011 and in Manorville in 2000 and until now had only been known as "Jane Doe No. 6."
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Fire up the backyard grill for these sweet al fresco treats.
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Jobs may be created and businesses bolstered in fight against coronavirus.
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We can still pay tribute to those we've lost, but this time it will have to be done from home.
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Uncertainties about jobs and the future will have a profound impact on many of us.
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Perhaps this year's unusual circumstances better match the solemnness of the occasion.
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