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Some took to the pavement in Huntington Village. Others gathered with candles and song in Greenport. They called for peace, unity and justice following the death of George Floyd. Here’s the latest. Credit: Howard Schnapp; Randee Daddona
LI speaks out, peacefully, against killing of George Floyd“We want to make sure our opinions are heard in a safe matter conducive to change,” said an organizer of a protest in Mineola. “This is not so much an angry demonstration. We’re not rioting but we’re paying attention.”
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It's the first testing data since May 25 from the county, which attributed the decline to removing from previous counts the results of antibody tests.
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Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo said outdoor tables must be spaced 6 feet apart, staff must wear face coverings, and customers also must do so when not seated. New York continues to do well in curtailing the coronavirus spread, he said.
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The violations could lead the state to revoke Dublin Deck's liquor license.
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The pastor of a Deer Park church said "it's time for all types of organizations to open with the sense of normalcy," while a Huntington Station pastor said they "don't want to reopen recklessly."
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It's not until just before they say 'I do' that some people purchasing houses on Long Island get to step inside their homes-to-be.
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The annual weekend festival will pivot into a series of smaller events.
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Each kit comes with a digital thermometer, five face shields, 400 face masks, 100 pairs of gloves, 1,800 sanitary wipes and two gallons of hand sanitizer.
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Supermarket prices have risen at a record rate, and strapped Long Islanders are contending with bigger food bills as stores struggle to stay stocked and profitable.
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Both clubs finally are considering May home dates — 12 at Yankee Stadium, 16 at Citi Field — among the "impacted games" eligible for credits and refunds, but neither team addressed June games.
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Yet as Long Island moves toward a possible second phase of reopening, residents remain wary of patronizing restaurants and riding public transportation.
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What advice would you give the class of 2020?
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Now the roller rink can come to you.
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LI markets are opening with new guidelines in place to keep customers and farmers safe.
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The experience reminded me of a method for growing food that requires neither plant nor seed — just kitchen scraps that usually end up in the trash or compost bin.
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Gifts that'll come in handy for college-bound kids.
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By Saturday, this year's crop will be ready for early picking.
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Eat your way around LI with these itineraries (at a safe social distance, of course).
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NYPD: One cop shot and wounded in Brooklyn, 2 others hurt
The officers' injuries just before midnight Wednesday were not considered life-threatening and a spokeswoman for Mayor Bill de Blasio sahe going to Kings County Hospital Center in Brooklyn.
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The owners of Tutto Pazzo and Pancho Villa's were part of a Facebook video in which Tutto's Luigi Petrone made racist comments about protesters.
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Gov. Cuomo said last week he supports efforts to repeal 50-a, which requires a court order to make police disciplinary records public.
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The noise of construction machinery, not horses galloping, was the predominant sound entering the Belmont Park grounds on Wednesday.
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The award will be given annually to a football and lacrosse athlete that demonstrates leadership, academic success and community service.
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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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Result must be lasting police reforms.
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Nation must be calmed to progress.
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