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NYC salons, personal care businesses set to reopen Monday
The governor says indoor dining will remain halted in New York City indefinitely.
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One man was fatally shot and two others wounded in a shooting at a North Massapequa party, Nassau police said.
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Librarians now greet the public from behind clear plastic sneeze guards erected at circulation and reference desks.
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Fireworks went off from the top of the Empire State Building Saturday night, to the delight of onlookers in Manhattan.
Nearly three decades after the heartbreaking death of his two-year-old son to leukemia, East Hampton's Dell Cullum discovered another son he never knew existed. Read more
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Former advisers commenting on reports that Russia offered bounties pushed back on the White House's claim that the president should be presented with only fully verified intelligence.
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Founded in 2017, Wedding Warehouse in Bohemia, a consignment shop that sells mostly used wedding decor and accessories, will close its doors for good this month.
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The menu features items like an enormous lobster roll and a fried-chicken sandwich with peach pico de gallo.
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The victim is not a tribal member and was shot during a graduation party on the reservation, tribal vice chairman says.
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The rally was organized by the Brentwood-based group New Hour for Women and Children, which focuses on incarcerated and affected women and children.
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Asharoken, Huntington Bay, Lloyd Harbor and Northport mayors criticize the town for imposing mooring fees and overseeing enforcement in their waters.
Coronavirus Tracking LI's Recovery
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Officials fear young people driving spike in virus cases
Nearly three months after New York's COVID-19 peak, 40 of 50 states are seeing increases. Read more
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Workers on Long Island are returning to changed buildings as the nation awaits the development of a vaccine for coronavirus.
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Newsday interviewed two Long Island doctors about their tips, concerns and key recommendations when it comes to mask wearing to prevent exposure to the coronavirus.
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Some riders are concerned about returning to the LIRR after the coronavirus crisis, and there are questions whether the mask-wearing ...
Editors' Picks
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This July will probably be warmer than normal for New York, forecasters say, but will it break any records?
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Looking for a Hamptons fix? We're spotting sunbathers, celebrities and more on the East End all summer long.
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Requirements that communities track patterns of poverty and segregation are having a "devastating impact" on "once thriving Suburban areas," Trump tweeted.
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It's not perfect, but doing away with it is worse.
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First casualty of Revolutionary War underscores the nation's promise on the 4th of July.
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It is an important tool against the coronavirus.
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Nation must know what Trump knew about Moscow's efforts to harm U.S. troops.
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How to make a bacon-stuffed burger and more great grilling recipes.
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You can hit the sand at these spots with reduced capacity and other safety measures.
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Food trucks have hit the big time on Long Island.
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No 5K, no problem — hit the trails at these spots with water views, wildlife and beyond.
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Several facilities are reopening for swimming this weekend, although most have residency requirements.
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Several Long Islanders have picked up tie-dyeing as an at-home hobby.
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From amenities to park tips, everything you need to know before you take Fido out for an afternoon of outdoor fun.
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Not all hot spots have reopened just yet, but some favorites have already welcomed back visitors.
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Former advisers commenting on reports that Russia offered bounties pushed back on the White House's claim that the president should be presented with only fully verified intelligence.
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The head of the Food and Drug Administration said the spiking number of cases across the country is a "serious problem."
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Democrats and Republicans seek to balance their support for police with trying to curb abuses that have sparked nationwide protests.
