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Homes on Long Island, outside of the East End, sold for a record-setting median price of $525,000 in the last quarter of 2020, up 15.4% annually.
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Donations — some $10, some $2,000 — are adding up for some LI business owners, whose debt (and spirits) have been lifted by the kindness of others.
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The intersection of Great Neck Road and Albany Avenue will be the site of a Babylon Town courthouse that will house a civil service department and an administrative courtroom where the town will adjudicate code violations.
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Get everything from themed coffee and doughnuts, to heart-shaped pizzas and sophisticated charcuterie boards.
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Police: Scammer demanded $50k, but victim, 74, went to the cops instead
Nassau police said a woman has been arrested after a 74-year-old grandmother — who had already paid $13,000 — was told another $50,000 was needed to pay her granddaughter's bail.
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"He was the best. A different kind of kid. He was funny and playful and full of life," coach Tom Diana said. "And he might have been one of the most-talented players to ever walk the halls at our school. He had a great future."
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Trading the Long Island lefty clears space for the Mets to potentially sign star pitcher Trevor Bauer.
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Pro wrestler Cody Rhodes talks about TBS' extreme talent show that he judges alongside Snoop Dogg, Jennifer Nettles and Rosario Dawson.
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The last remaining Fortune 500 company to be based on Long Island has pledged to remain here and retain 1,223 employees if aid is provided.
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Across Long Island, the United States and beyond, volunteers like the Weinstein sisters are offering to help connect tech-unsavvy elders to the shots that could mean the difference between life and death.
Tracking the coronavirus
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Cuomo: NY lifting restrictions in former 'hot spots,' including on LI
The state is removing restrictions on businesses and gatherings in "microclusters" throughout areas that had seen higher spread of the coronavirus, including parts of Nassau and Suffolk. Read more
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Protocols won't require testing of athletes and coaches and will allow some fans at games.
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State and federal officials have said residents in nursing homes and assisted-living residences are a priority for the first rounds of vaccinations. The virus' positivity level dropped statewide.
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While state officials have asked for federal waivers for some standardized tests, educators say exams remain an important barometer of learning, especially during the pandemic.
Editors' Picks
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The properties did not receive all or part of the benefits of a phase-in exemption designed to slow changes in the tax burden over a five-year period.
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It's not easy to imagine a $1.39 order of seasoned fries being an antidote to any difficult and uncertain year, but their popularity is certainly understandable.
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There's a chill in the air, but that doesn't mean you have to stay inside. Browse our guide to Long Island's outdoor activities this winter.
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New York is right to seek testing waiver for students
Standardized exams taken in impossible conditions won't reliably tell us what students have learned.
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We must fight back against the frightful surge of anti-Semitism
We must remember hate to root it out.
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We want to hear about your experiences with the COVID-19 vaccine
We want to be a stronger voice for you.
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Plan a weekend escape this Valentine's Day on Long Island or nearby.
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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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From Jones Beach to Billy Joel, see how well you know Long Island’s iconic people and places.
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LI is home to Big Chief Lewis, an Irish castle replica and many other road-trip worthy landmarks, statues and shops.
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Due to the pandemic, the wineries out east have different details during the winter.
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Virtual concerts, film discussions, drive-in movies and more.
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Homeowners are redesigning as the lines between home, office and school blur.
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Long Islanders who brave the cold for work share their tips for bundling up.
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COVID-19 vaccines: Answers to your most-asked questions
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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Dr. Anthony Fauci answers LIers' questions about COVID-19 vaccines
WATCHNOW
Posted January 5, 2021
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