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Suffolk police said about 100 marchers headed to Suffolk County’s 7th Precinct in Shirley to demonstrate and protesters forced the shutdown of the William Floyd Parkway southbound by Moriches Middle Island Road shortly after 9 p.m. on Monday. Credit: James Carbone
Second day of demonstrations on LI against George Floyd killingA second day of demonstrations was taking place across Long Beach, Freeport, Bridgehampton and other places as Long Islanders speak out against the killing of George Floyd in Minneapolis.
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Cuomo: NY needs to continue fighting virus, while addressing unrest
Gov. Cuomo said the state has been making steady progress against the spread of the coronavirus and asked protesters to be responsible as they return to the streets. Read more
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See live updates from officials, Newsday reporters and more on coronavirus.
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Businesses with 20 or fewer employees, nonprofits and residential landlords are eligible for loans from New York Forward Loan Fund, and minority- and woman-owned firms get priority.
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Residents said they called in their concerns about the large gathering, which would violate Cuomo's executive order, but Chief Flatley said he didn't get any calls or know of the celebration beforehand.
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Check the latest numbers on how coronavirus has spread in your community.
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A county COVID-19 task force projected revenue losses of between $469 million and $590 million just this year.
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The new, if temporary, rules on real estate during the statewide shutdown have put a major dent in home sales, but homes are still selling.
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One model done by Stony Brook University researchers projects cases could spike to more than 45,000 by late June as Long Islanders increase mobility.
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There is growing concern among health care professionals that nationwide protests could lead to further spread of COVID-19 in minority communities.
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Some say they discarded the mailing from a private contractor, thinking it was junk mail.
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Commuters and labor leaders are questioning an MTA-proposed ticket reservation plan that would allow riders to claim a seat on a train before leaving a station.
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Inside a weekend of protests in New York and what they mean for public health and the country’s political future.
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Because most of us aren't ready to surrender to an exclusive diet of home cooking, here's a look at more than 120 great spots to order from.
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Their kids' homework helped these parents learn trivia-worthy facts.
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What advice would you give the class of 2020?
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"There's lots to see on the trails, so open your senses because it's a relaxing thing to do in a stressful time."
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Suddenly popular again, the outdoor screenings are popping up in many neighborhoods.
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Virtual concerts, film discussions and more.
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Many are holding out hope for a summer prom, while others are celebrating in new ways.
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The Plaza Cinema and Media Art Center will host drive-in screenings of "Space Jam" and "The Goonies."
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Old St. James bar to be purchased for open space, parking spots
Converting the closed Irish Viking bar on Lake Avenue will allow new space for cars and visitors to the downtown area. Read more
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The family-owned grocery chain, which specializes in Italian foods, will open the new store in spring or summer 2021.
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Long Island voters set for next Tuesday's school elections
The switch to absentee ballots -- which have been delivered to some 2 million LI voters -- was ordered May 1 by Gov. Cuomo, to protect public health during the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Choose from favorites like Godiva chocolate or Reese’s peanut butter chocolate.
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They're first in their class. They're also inventors, rescue divers and more. Meet the 2020 valedictorians.
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Marty Van Lith and his wife are among the Long Islanders dealing with climate anxiety — a term that has gained prominence as awareness grows about the environmental crisis behind it.
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During the current situation, scenic drives offer kid-friendly history lessons, off-the-beaten path hiking trails and more.
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Trump is wrong to escalate tensions.
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Town officials must explain unspent funds, and fix the program for residents seeking help.
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From education to leadership, readers present ideas to strengthen the region.
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All of us have a duty to repudiate racism in all its ugly forms.
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Message boards to connect with local businesses, job listings and more.
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