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The Pine Grove Inn in Patchogue, Leonards in Great Neck and D'Ambiance in Baldwin are among 21 restaurants and bars in New York whose liquor licenses were recently suspended, Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo said Friday.
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Moviegoers seemed excited about returning and were OK with the new safety protocols now in place.
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The added safety measures include surveillance testing of up to 20% of the student body and staff each week for the coronavirus, tests of wastewater for signs of the virus and spot temperature checks on campus.
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Macy's said Santa Claus won't be greeting kids at its flagship Manhattan store this year due to the coronavirus, interrupting a holiday tradition started nearly 160 years ago.
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Trump, Biden express vastly different visions for nation
In the final debate, Trump sought to portray himself as the same outsider he first pitched to voters four years ago, while Biden argued that Trump was an incompetent leader. Read more
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While not an endorsement of same-sex marriage, the pope's comments in a new documentary are a good first step, some say.
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For $12, customers can upgrade their usual pumpkin-flavored latte for this Instagram-worthy creation.
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Brookhaven committee member resigns over Facebook posts about Confederate flag
In an August Facebook post, Martha Gillette wrote that the Confederate flag is a "Southern thing made to be a race thing but it's not," which prompted the town's NAACP president to demand her resignation.
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Renderings include suites and premium club spaces for dining and social gathering.
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In the Riverhaven development, a 1,520 square-foot, three-bedroom, two-bath mobile home is on the market for $115,000.
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Homes with hidden risks can make getting coverage difficult, expensive or both. Learning how to identify them could save you a bundle.
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The Suffolk police have long argued the release of the recordings would interfere with its homicide investigation into the still unsolved killings of 10 people whose bodies were found near Gilgo, Oak and other beaches.
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Cops: Man faces rape charges connected to girls, 13
The Bohemia man, 20, "had sexual contact" on separate occasions with two girls he met on Snapchat, Suffolk police say.
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Gary Melius said that he has taken back his application to Huntington Town to construct 90 condominiums on the castle's front lawn.
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Oyster Bay quietly gives 151 employees additional raises
The town board approved $665,420 in raises as personnel resolutions that stated they were amending salaries and titles, but the public was not notified beforehand as required by the state's Open Meetings Law. Read more
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The median price for homes, excluding the East End, rose to $500,000 in the July-through-September period, up 6.6% from a year earlier, according to a report.
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While traffic has nearly returned to pre-pandemic levels in Manhattan, a bike remains the foodie tourist's best friend, thanks to New York's 1,250-plus miles of paths.
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Plenty of reasons to vote early
Early voting begins in New York on Saturday and runs until Sunday, Nov. 1.
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Takes on the presidential debate from Newsday's editorial board and columnists
Members of Newsday’s editorial board and columnists chatted live as the presidential candidates debated on Oct. 22.
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On Election Day, a chance for Republican redemption
The ascent of Donald Trump has transformed the Republican Party into a confederation of taunts, insults and suspicions.
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Young LI voters on race and policing ahead of 2020 election
Newsday's Faith Jessie talks to young Long Islanders about race and policing, two hot-button political issues on the docket of this year's presidential election.
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Meet the candidates and see where they stand on issues, whether you're voting by mail, voting early or voting on Election Day.
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Members of Newsday’s editorial board and columnists chatted live as the presidential candidates debated on Oct. 22.
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Both the Trump and Biden campaigns are focusing on winning over this important voting bloc.
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They're creepy and kooky, mysterious and spooky — homes decorated to befit a modern day version of "The Addams Family."
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About eight to 10 trucks will participate each day, along with arts and crafts booths.
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With the annual two-day festival off this year, patrons can get a taste of the festivities online.
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Owners and dogs are encouraged to dress in costume.
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Live performances will take you back in time.
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Kids in costume will receive a free ice cream cone on select dates.
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The pandemic canceled his gigs, so he opened his own shop.
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The near-complete dearth of commercial bus tours this year means that leaf-gazers will have all those mesmerizingly magnificent back roads largely to themselves.
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Sudan will start to normalize ties with Israel, President Donald Trump announced, making it the third Arab state to do so as part of U.S.-brokered deals in the run-up to Election Day.
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President Donald Trump and Democratic rival Joe Biden's campaigns are assembling armies of powerful lawyers for the possibility that the race for the White House is decided not at the ballot box but in court.
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From tribal lands in Arizona and New Mexico to storm-battered Louisiana, census workers who go door to door were unable to reach all the households they needed for a complete tally of the U.S. population, a count that ended abruptly last week after a Supreme Court ruling.
