Tracking the coronavirus
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The number of new child COVID-19 cases for the week ending Nov. 26 was close to 154,000 — the highest weekly increase since the pandemic started in March, according to the American Academy of Pediatrics.
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Americans couldn't resist the urge to gather for Thanksgiving, driving only slightly less than a year ago, data from roadways and airports shows.
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Suffolk's police chief has vowed to prosecute whoever is responsible for holding the planned party, which drew between 300 to 400 people but was broken up before it could begin. Airbnb says it plans to "pursue legal claims and damages."
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One day after announcing that New York will receive its first batch of vaccine to counter COVID-19, the governor showed off a box, explaining how it will soon be shipped.
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The defendants claimed to have worked "almost physically impossible amounts of overtime," the Acting Manhattan U.S. Attorney said in a statement announcing the arrests.
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After months of low prices, the prospect of an improving economy with a COVID vaccine on the horizon could be contributing to the increase.
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2 marshals wounded in Bronx shootout, suspect killed
The two marshals were in good condition following the early-morning shooting, according to a law enforcement official.
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Three years after the original owner's death, it's back with new partners, a new look, and the very same menu.
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The eagle was taken some time between 5 and 7 p.m. on Nov. 13, police said.
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For $1,085 a night, you can stay in the East Marion house that played a key part in the buzzed-about HBO miniseries.
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This year Long Island groups are looking for more than toys; they also are collecting cash, gift cards, food pantry items, clothing and even diapers to help specific families in need.
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John Ferreyra, who was bilked out of more than $900,000 due to him after he became ill while working at Ground Zero, was compensated Thursday for a portion of the stolen money through a state fund to pay back clients ripped off by their lawyers.
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A county spokesman would not discuss terms of the tentative agreement, but said it "addresses the use of body cameras by our police officers."
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Justin Carey limped away with a bruised knee and strained Achilles tendon after stopping to remove what he thought were pieces of wood on Rte. 111 that was actually a 300-pound manhole cover that had split in two.
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Curran: Nassau to freeze property values for 2022-23
Values will be held at the previous year's level in an effort to avoid sharp changes in assessments after volatility in the housing market caused by the coronavirus pandemic. Read more
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One coyote couple lives in a municipal park, while the other lives on a northwest Nassau estate. The precise locations of their dens are not being revealed to protect them.
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"Farmingdale's Main Street is becoming a destination location where people are coming to shop ... and it's a full-day experience," said one merchant.
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The pain from Washington's inaction
Congressional Republicans dragging their feet on a much-needed stimulus plan.
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Virus vaccines are close
But we must remain vigilant.
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Only one party was a sore loser
Reader letters to Newsday about Hillary Clinton, cyclists and more.
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Biden won in Nassau by nearly 70,000 votes, while Trump won Suffolk by 232 votes.
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For a man obsessed with winning, President Donald Trump is losing a lot.
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Dr. Anthony Fauci, the nation's chief infectious disease expert, says there was never a question that he would accept President-elect Joe Biden's offer to serve as his chief medical officer and adviser on the coronavirus pandemic.
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President-elect Joe Biden is adjusting the scope of his agenda to meet the challenges of governing with a narrowly divided Congress and the complications of legislating during a raging pandemic.
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Yes, you can eat outdoors and stay warm. Long Island restaurants are serving meals to those willing to brave the elements.
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Thinking about adopting a pet? These Long Island shelter dogs are looking for forever homes.
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The one-stop shopping atmosphere has a throwback feel.
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Sip hot chocolate, make your own lantern and see animals dressed in their holiday best.
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Visit one of these Long Island Christmas tree farms where you can cut down your own evergreen with the family.
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Sip on cocktails such as "Blitzen's Boozy Hot Cocoa Bomb."
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Here are seven small-to-medium-sized resorts within 125 miles of Long Island.
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The popular Airstream Christmas village has also been expanded this year.
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LI doctors discuss the latest on COVID-19 vaccine development
Posted December 2, 2020
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Equity, resource gaps in our schools exposed by remote learning
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