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Prayers for the dead, and the survivor, in Quogue crash
At the funeral for an Uber driver, and at the hospital bedside of the lone survivor of Saturday's head-on collision, loved ones turned to faith and prayer to cope with an unspeakable tragedy.
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NY mandating vaccine or testing for state workers, Cuomo says
New York State also is mandating that all patient-facing health care workers in state-run hospitals get the vaccine. The governor urged K-12 schools to follow the CDC's latest indoor mask recommendations. Starting Friday, New York City will give $100 to people who take the shot at city-run sites.
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These employers, colleges and NYC theaters will be requiring COVID-19 vaccines
New York State and Molloy College have joined the growing list of employers, schools and entertainment venues that have issued COVID-19 vaccine mandates.
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Police: Bicyclist fatally struck by car while crossing road
Police said the driver remained at the scene.
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Live concerts return to Jones Beach and more: Here's what's up on LI this weekend
Live concerts return to Jones Beach, the Feast of St. Rocco and more! Here's what's up on Long Island this weekend. Newsday's Faith Jessie reports.
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Proposed downtown development on tap at public hearing Tuesday
The proposals include multifamily housing and rental units as well as transit-oriented zoning near LIRR stations in Smithtown, St. James and Kings Park.
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Corporate diversity trainers in demand this year
Long Island firms that offer corporate diversity training say interest in their services has skyrocketed since the death of George Floyd.
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USA's Suni Lee wins gymnastics all-around gold medal
With Biles out, teammate Lee ascends to the top of the sport with Olympic gold.
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Cold Spring Harbor faces outbreak of toxic algae
This variety of red tide, called dinophysis, "can get into shellfish; so far there is no evidence that's happened yet — but we're going to be testing for that," said Christopher Gobler, endowed chair of coastal ecology and conservation at Stony Brook University.
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'We want him to come to us': Man keeps watch on trap set to lure missing bull
The search for the bull has gone on for more than a week, and now the rescuers on his trail have eschewed an active search in favor of simply waiting for him to come to them.
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The Buzz: Michael Bishop talks about 'Spin,' his upcoming Disney movie
Disney's newest star is joining us on 'The Buzz' this week! Michael Bishop is the male lead in the soon to be released Disney Channel Original Movie, Spin.
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LI's Dee Snider's ready to rock again
The former Twisted Sister lead singer, who was mulling retirement, now has a new album out and recently returned to LI to perform a special concert.
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Ride the new Ocean Parkway bike path, from start to finish
Pace yourself with these must-see stops along the way.
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New farmers market opens in Glen Cove
Not only does the market have a spectacular location, but also one of the best mixes of vendors on LI.
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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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Dogs available for adoption now on LI
Here are pups of all ages available for adoption from several local shelters.
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Wineries, restaurants and more to explore on the North Fork
The North Fork is bustling with classic spots and new opportunities to dine and unwind this summer.
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A new camp lets teens design their own clothing
Students use their own sewing machines and supplies to bring their creations to life.
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Tour the bay houses for a look at Long Island's past
The houses were built by fishermen, baymen and duck hunters.
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LI winery finder: Plan your getaway now
Winery Finder will give you everything you need to know about LI’s wine country.
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Bellone: Suffolk Police Department to discipline two officers involved in misconduct
Suffolk County Executive Steve Bellone and acting Police Commissioner Stuart Cameron on Monday said the police department would discipline two officers involved in misconduct in the detective promotional process.
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Budget-friendly Roosevelt touted for its community spirit
The Nassau County hamlet has affordable homes, many with taxes under $10,000, and an easy commute.
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What to know before you go back to a Jones Beach concert
There are new rules and regulations to note before the concert season begins at Jones Beach.
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Filler: Death clouds immigrant family dream
Ride-sharing is the latest risky business for newcomers seeking success.
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Mandate shots to fight COVID
The vaccine remains the best tool to fight the virus but the nation, state and region need to move quickly.
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Cuomo looks ahead
The Point is Newsday Opinion's daily newsletter inside the local, city and state political scenes.
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Opioid trial: Suffolk had to develop a 'compassion fatigue' program for first responders
Police and other first responders became increasingly embittered when they were called to the same addresses over and over to save the lives of drug users who had repeatedly overdosed, a county health official testified.
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Forecast: Storms today, then mild start to the weekend
Damaging wind gusts, flash flooding, hail and even an isolated tornado are possible during today's storms. But tomorrow and Saturday should be sunny with low humidity, the National Weather Service said.
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'Greenwashing' may be misleading do-good investors
Some companies want the public to believe their products are more environmentally friendly and sustainable than they actually are. This can lead some businesses, such as oil companies, to be included in funds that investors may not have expected.
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A simple message after a painful tragedy: Don't drink and drive
The parents of a 12-year-old Boy Scout killed by a drunken driver while on a 2018 hike joined elected leaders and other officials in Greenlawn to urge people to drive sober.
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Police: Single-vehicle crash on LIE in Queens kills driver from East Meadow
Bhagwant Srichawala lost control of his vehicle and struck a tree near Kissena Boulevard in Flushing early Wednesday, police said.
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LI's Capobianco on winning silver medal: 'It just feels unreal'
It's the first of two possible medals for Wantagh-raised Andrew Capobianco at the Tokyo Games.
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Suffolk DA: Former LIRR conductor pleads guilty in ticket fraud scheme
A former Long Island Rail Road conductor pleaded guilty to official misconduct Wednesday after his arrest earlier this year in a ticket fraud scheme, according to Suffolk prosecutors.
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USA's Suni Lee wins gymnastics all-around gold medal
With Biles out, teammate Lee ascends to the top of the sport with Olympic gold.
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USA's Dressel takes home gold in 100-meter freestyle
Living up to the hype, American swimmer Caeleb Dressel has claimed the first individual Olympic gold medal of his career.
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NBC's Olympics TV schedule for Tokyo games
Find out which day and channel your favorite Olympic sports will be on.
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How Simone Biles' withdrawals impact US gymnastics team
American gymnast Simone Biles’ decision to withdraw from two key Olympics competitions to focus on her mental well-being changes the landscape somewhat dramatically for the U.S. gymnastics team in coming days
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U.S. jobless claims down 24,000 to 400,000 as economy recovers
The number of Americans collecting unemployment benefits slid last week, another sign that the job market continues to recover rapidly from the coronavirus recession.
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Senate votes to start work on $1T infrastructure package
The agreement pushes the package toward consideration by the full Senate. It's unclear if enough Republican senators will support passage.
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Feds: Brooklyn man who was failed political candidate charged in U.S. Capitol riot
Daniel Christmann, who pleaded not guilty and was released on his own recognizance, unsuccessfully ran as a Libertarian for a New York State Senate seat in 2020, as well for the party's nomination for president.
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Should vaccinated people mask up with COVID-19 cases rising?
In short, the vaccine protects you. A mask protects others in case you are carrying the virus without knowing it.
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England skips quarantine of vaccinated visitors
Fully vaccinated travelers from the United States and much of Europe can enter England without quarantining starting next week.
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Best-selling author Megan Miranda talks about her new mystery novel
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