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NY seeks to suspend or revoke licenses of 18 LI real estate agents cited in Newsday investigation
The state has already revoked the license of one agent amid a housing bias probe stemming from the Long Island Divided project, in what records and interviews show is the first such instance in more than 20 years.
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What will summer look like on Long Island? Here's a preview.
It could look a lot like last summer — but there's hope: The Bethpage Air Show is set to return. The Long Island Ducks might play ball, and shows and concerts are on track to come back. And of course there's the beaches and parks.
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State budget fallout: a weakened Cuomo, emboldened lawmakers
Lawmakers won significant victories on school aid and recreational marijuana, but also bickered among themselves.
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Brown: One toke over the (town) line
Long Island officials already are dealing with issues including how to determine when drivers are impaired by marijuana.
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New bubble tea spot opens in Stewart Manor
This new mom-and-pop is combining the drink's original Taiwanese roots with South Asian flavors.
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Nesconset ranch on leafy street going for $529,000
The property has lots of tall trees, a beautifully landscaped yard and a large deck in the back.
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Westhampton Beach leader calls for unity after student sits for pledge
A high school student sat in protest during the Pledge of Allegiance, and posted it on TikTok. After some students reacted, a school official called for unity, saying the district "does not tolerate racism, cyberbullying or unkind words or actions."
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AG says she won't seek charges against police officers in man's death
Letitia James' office investigated the death of a Patchogue man under a state law appointing the attorney general as special prosecutor when unarmed civilians die during interactions with police.
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Adventureland opens its doors again after 18 months of being closed
For over a year Adventureland in Farmingdale, has been closed due to the pandemic. On Friday the park opened to a warm welcome. Newsday's Steve Langford has more.
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Prosecutors: Islip man planned to have sex with boy, 10
According to a criminal complaint, the man arranged with an undercover officer posing as the boy's father to have a sexual encounter with the child.
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Findings of audit of Head of Harbor court referred to DA
When a former clerk performed the Head of Harbor Justice Court's financial duties, no deposit slips, credit card settlement reports or bank reconciliations were retained, the state comptroller's office audit found.
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'Excluded Workers Fund' could bring $251M to local economy
The $2.1 billion fund, which would primarily benefit undocumented workers, was controversial during state budget talks, causing public spats on Twitter among progressive and moderate Democrats.
Tracking the coronavirus
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Pfizer asks U.S. to allow more kids to get vaccine
New York-based Pfizer and BioNTech SE of Germany have asked the FDA to expand emergency use authorization for their vaccine to include adolescents ages 12 through 15.
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Despite vaccination effort, Long Island COVID-19 cases reach recent highs
Both counties reported relatively high number of test results that could have contributed to the spikes, but the levels of new positives from Wednesday had not been registered in each county since February.
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CDC: NY's supply of Johnson & Johnson vaccine to plummet next week
The one-dose shot will be affected by a Baltimore factory having to destroy about 15 million vaccine doses due to concerns over quality standards.
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Tech issues shut down grant portal for theaters, other venues, SBA says
The application portal for a federal grant program to help hard-hit independent movie theaters, concert halls and other live performance spaces was closed hours after it opened Thursday for the first time.
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When will life get back to normal? Medical experts weigh in.
It could happen late this year or in early 2022, but it depends on how many people get vaccinated against the coronavirus — and booster shots could be necessary, some health experts say.
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Bay Shore athletes create website to help people schedule vaccine appointments
Will Kurka and Noah Lika, who run track, wanted to make the process easier. "We just really wanted to help people."
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Shinnecock tribe to launch marijuana cultivation, eyes recreational sales this summer
The Shinnecock Nation is setting regulations for a recreational marijuana sales as soon as this summer — but only after the full tribe approves the concept.
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Living on boats and barges isn't for the faint of heart, LIers say
For nautical enthusiasts, life on a seafaring boat or docked barge includes picturesque sunsets and sunrises — and the occasional close call.
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LIer opens new online boutique selling nautical-themed apparel
A percentage of sales is donated to Save the Great South Bay.
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Georgia on our minds
Analyzing the debate over its new voting law.
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All-Star Game switch stirring passions
Newsday letters on Sen. Gillibrand fighting to end SALT cap, the MLB All-Star Game and more.
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How the governor's mansion can turn red in a blue New York
Today's edition of The Point discusses whether a Republican could beat Andrew Cuomo in 2022, the North Atlantic Rail project and more.
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Explore Huntington's bars, restaurants, shops and more
Huntington has a vibrant downtown, a nationally-recognized working farm, a castle and more.
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NYC-born restaurant opens in Rockville Centre
Among menu highlights are a double-cut pork chop served with creamed corn, a 38-ounce tomahawk steak and 24-karat-gold-plated wings.
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This summer, camps are expecting to bring back the fun. And parents are ready for it.
Parents and kids are eager for the return of sleepaway camps, which can reopen if numbers don't surge.
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Looking to adopt a pup? Older dogs that need forever homes on LI
Here are 14 older dogs that are looking for forever homes on Long Island.
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Gone fishing: How to get started at LI's freshwater lakes and ponds
Whether you're a seasoned angler or just starting out, April trout are a spring delight.
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LI drive-in movie schedule for the spring and summer
Drive-in movies are springing up around Long Island again this season.
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Spring event schedules at Old Westbury Gardens and more
Programs include yoga, horticulture and classes on raising chickens.
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Driving ranges to perfect your swing on LI
Where you can drive balls by the bucket.
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