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Hot Tips For a Hot Market: For Sellers
Experts answer your questions and give insider tips to sell your home in a hot market. Get the latest information about listing your home during the pandemic, how to set your price, navigate a bidding war and more.
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Four Long Island teens among new winners of vaccine scholarships
The lottery is among numerous attempts officials are making to get more people vaccinated for COVID-19, which Cuomo as well as scientists say is the key to wiping out the virus
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Sachem school trustee resigns after high school incident
James Mancaruso, 51, submitted a letter of resignation that was accepted unanimously by the school board at a meeting Wednesday night.
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Esiason's crusade for cystic fibrosis reaches happy milestone for son
Boomer's son, Gunnar Esiason, was diagnosed with cystic fibrosis at age 2. He's now 30 and getting married on the same day his brother-in-law, Matt Martin plays in Game 4 for the Islanders.
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The Mattituck Strawberry Festival and more: What's up on LI this weekend
The Mattituck Lions Club Strawberry Festival returns, an ice cream tour kicks off in Nassau County and WWII Encampment weekend comes to Old Bethpage Village Restoration. Newsday's Faith Jessie shares what's up on Long Island this weekend.
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High court dismisses challenge to Obama health law
The Supreme Court has dismissed a challenge to the Obama era health care law, preserving insurance coverage for millions of Americans.
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Police: Man found on hiking trail was fatally stabbed
Police said the man's body was found early this morning.
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Low vaccination rates may be linked to college students
The Long Island ZIP codes that Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo singled out as among those with the state’s lowest vaccination rates includes student housing at Hofstra University and LIU Post.
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LI Ice Cream Tour kicks off this weekend
Just how much ice cream can you consume in one day? Here's a chance to find out.
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Voters’ guide: See who’s running and where to vote
Early voting is underway for primaries on June 22. Read all about the candidates who are looking for your vote and where they stand on the issues.
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Two men punched, kicked coach after argument, cops say
Police said the attack occurred after the youth basketball coach got into a verbal dispute with a woman in the stands.
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Malverne Colonial on a tree-lined street lists for $529,000
A walk-up attic, detached one-car garage and full basement provide lots of storage space.
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Police: Dirt bike rider killed in collision
The dirt bike collided with a 2015 Hyundai Veloster sports car, Suffolk police said.
Tracking the coronavirus
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Not all are ready to drop safety measures despite NY reopening
Though Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo gave the go-ahead for many establishments to drop social distancing, masking and cleaning requirements, some establishments are being cautious about returning to business as usual.
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Employers can help ease workers' post-pandemic anxiety
For employees, the year of COVID-19 created "a perfect storm of mental, emotional, physical, and financial stressors," says Jessica Moser at MetLife. Many employers recognize this and have sought to become more accommodating to mental health needs.
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Summer camp outlook: Sun, fun and, sometimes, masks
Summer camps expect to operate at 80% to 90% enrollment, and outdoor activities will proceed normally. But masks will be encouraged indoors, such as on rainy days, and buses will operated at reduced capacity.
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LI lawmaker to JPMorgan Chase: Refund overdraft fees
An open letter from two New York congresswomen calls for JPMorgan Chase to refund hundreds of millions of dollars in overdraft fees.
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Murder, auto theft increased in 2020 amid pandemic
Overall crime, including violent and property crimes, rose 1.2% statewide in 2020.
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State parks seek lifeguards after pandemic creates shortage
The state says it has openings for lifeguards in several Long Island parks, including Jones Beach and Robert Moses state park.
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Concern rises about sharks in LI waters again this summer
After a flurry of shark sightings on South Shore beaches last year, experts are divided on whether more sharks are swimming in the waters off Long Island or if more people are on the lookout for the predatory fish.
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LIers with weakened immune systems still wary of COVID-19
Millions of Americans are immunocompromised, which means they have immune systems that are less able to protect them from infections and diseases such as the coronavirus.
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Your guide to LI beaches to visit this summer
There's sun, sand, surf and so much more at Long Island's many beaches.
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What's hot in the Hamptons, Montauk this summer
The East End is once again bursting with new and fun things to do, restaurants to try, spots to explore and favorite summer spots to revisit this season.
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Food critic tries Burger King's new chicken sandwich
The meat inside is tender, the bun is, you know, a bun, and there are pickles that many swear are appreciably superior to BK's rivals.
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A princess celebrates her birthday this weekend and you're invited
The festivities mark the return of the Royal Princess Prep Party Co.'s public events.
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Popping the question is hard. LIers are using wedding proposal packages to help.
Why not have a penguin propose for you?
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10 events, things to do this weekend on Long Island
Events, activities, drive-in movies and concerts are popping up around Long Island this season.
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LI drive-in movie, concert schedule for the summer
Drive-in movies and concerts are springing up around Long Island again this season.
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East End, Fire Island: Fourth of July getaways to take this holiday
It's officially summer and it's time to celebrate with fireworks, getaways and more Long Island fun.
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Village residents across LI elect new mayors, trustees
In Sag Harbor, trustee Jim Larocca narrowly defeated first-term incumbent Mayor Kathleen Mulcahy, while Port Jefferson Mayor Margot J. Garant handily defeated challenger and trustee Barbara Ransome to win a seventh two-year term.
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'Smokey Joe's Cafe' to kick off Engeman's season
"Smokey Joe's Cafe," "Kinky Boots" and "The Sound of Music" are set for the new season at Northport's John W. Engeman Theater starting Sept. 16.
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Freeport woman admits causing fatal crash in emotional court scene
Emotions boiled over in the courtroom as Nicole Pollock, 28, pleaded guilty to causing the crash and family members of Lissette Jimenez, 39, of South Hempstead, struggled to contain their grief and anger as they listened.
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Forecast: Sunny, dry and warm
Today should offer ideal June weather, with lots of sunshine, comfortably low humidity and highs in the upper 70s, the National Weather Service said.
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5 new things to do on Fire Island this summer
Not known for changing often, there are new things to try on Fire Island.
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Amy Schumer TV show films at Island Park restaurant
Schumer brought production for her Hulu series "Life & Beth" to the same restaurant where she left a $500 tip on her $49 bill in 2015.
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Lawsuit: Hamptons renters disrupt mansion's sale
An "ultrawealthy" Cantor Fitzgerald exec and his wife refuse to leave even though their lease expired on May 31 and the property is up for sale, according to a lawsuit.
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Summer camp, COVID and vaccines: What parents should know
Posted June 16, 2021
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Real estate agents give insider tips for buyers in this hot market
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