Shooting at LI supermarket
Police had been in active pursuit of the suspected gunman, who police identified as Gabriel DeWitt Wilson, an employee who fled the West Hempstead store after the shooting, authorities said.
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Officials on LI and NYC preparing for possible protests following Chauvin verdict
Law-enforcement officials on Long Island and in New York City are preparing in the event of protests after the verdict in the Derek Chauvin trial is announced by beefing up security, sharing intelligence and coordinating resources.
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Singh in civil case: I didn't deny bribing Mangano in exchange for Oyster Bay loans
One-time restaurateur Harendra Singh testified today that he was giving testimony a 2019 civil case "under duress" and in an environment he described as "stressful" and "intimidating."
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How new homebuyers can compete during this 'worst time to buy'
Experts share insider tips on how to prepare before you start looking and strategies to consider before you make an offer.
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H.S. Sports Spotlight: Football, gymnastics and plays of the week
Newsday's Gregg Sarra looks at Whitman's 30-6 win over Longwood and Bellport's 20-6 win over Half Hollow Hills East in football, Connetquot gymnastics and the plays of the week in the latest episode of the High School Sports Spotlight.
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Reward offered in 'vicious' attack on South Asian woman caught on video
Police said the woman, a 21-year-old Hofstra University student, was doused with a liquid that caused serious injuries last month.
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With NYAW rate hike near, lawmakers try new path to relief
PSC doesn't think the rate will be delayed and one state senator calls for review of higher-cost "conservation" rates.
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State: NY's COVID cases continuing to decline
The state registered lowest seven-day average in virus positivity since Nov. 12. The number of coronavirus positives also tracked lower on Long Island.
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Health officials: Recreation safe for Nissequogue River in Kings Park
Suffolk health officials on Tuesday said a broken manhole that discharged sewage has been repaired.
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State report: MTA's debt profile 'a cause for increasing concern'
The MTA's soaring debt burden could force service cuts, scaled-back infrastructure investments, and higher-than anticipated fare and toll increases, according to a State Comptroller report.
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County executives request LICs for fall sports in session
Curran and Bellone co-authored a letter to Sections VIII and XI asking for an agreement to hold the title games.
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Cops: High school teacher had sex with student
Veronica Pezdan, 28, of Holbrook, faces two counts of third-degree rape and two counts of endangering the welfare of a child, police said.
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Bethpage Air Show ticket sales resume after website breaks
Sales of parking tickets for the annual Jones Beach show were temporarily halted Monday "due to technical difficulties associated with overwhelming demand," state officials said.
Tracking the coronavirus
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NY expanding capacity for museums, zoos, movie theaters and large arenas
Museums and zoos will be able to allow up to 50% capacity starting on Monday, April 26, Gov. Cuomo announced. Movie theaters will be able to go to 33% capacity on the same day.
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New state grants available to small businesses
$800 million in grant money is part of New York's new budget, which includes $1 billion in help for small businesses, overall.
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NY to nursing home operators: Offer vaccine to staff
Executives at nursing homes on Long Island have said they've been pushing for vaccinations but have fought an uphill battle to get some to commit.
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Experts: Prepare dogs, cats to be home alone when you go back to work
Home alone may come as a shock to four-paw companions adopted during the pandemic whose owners may be returning to the office, experts said.
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Staffing agency deploys medical workers in new workplaces
Factories and TV production sets are among the workplaces ATC Healthcare Services sent medical workers wielding COVID testing swabs.
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Differences in key COVID-19 statistics tracked to how agencies record them
New York computes coronavirus data differently than other states, New York City and health care groups, leading to lower positivity rates and lower COVID-19 death numbers for Long Island and the rest of the state, experts say.
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10 years ago, they were valedictorians. Where are they now?
They've overcome burnout, written fantasy novels and even went from being laid off to becoming the CEO. See what 12 of LI's 2011 valedictorians are doing now.
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LI community colleges see marked enrollment drop
The enrollment losses have been straining these schools' finances, thwarting people's ability to reach their chosen career, and potentially hampering Long Island's ability to sustain a well-trained workforce, school officials and education experts said.
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3 new Long Island ice cream shops you need to try
There's a new sweep of spots to get your fix with cereal toppings, wild flavors and more.
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LIRR needs batteries
Can the power source replace diesel?
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Burr family cemetery hangs on in middle of Commack parking lot
Newsday Opinion's Mark Chiusano checks out the history behind a lonely little cemetery in the middle of a Commack parking lot.
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Struggling families deserve help, not punishment
Struggling parents in this country are too often treated as criminals instead of as individuals in need of assistance.
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Mini-golf pop-up opens at the Vanderbilt
The nighttime experience features animated light shows on the course.
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Play games at a pinball arcade, more things to do this weekend on LI
Events, activities, drive-in movies and concerts are popping up around Long Island this season.
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Nassau County PAL brings back boxing class after 15 years
Children are already being placed on a waitlist for the spring program.
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Watch 'PJ Masks' and dress up in character at the movies
The April showings are dubbed "PJ Masks Heroes Forever."
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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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LI parks great for bike riding: Mileage, trails and more
Get a handle on the best parks to go biking this season.
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LI's best Mexican restaurants
Street tacos and made-to-order guacamole are only the beginning of the draws at LI's venerable Mexican taquerias and eateries.
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Where to hike with your dog this spring
Share the great outdoors with him or her at these hiking trails that welcome dogs.
