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Cuomo: Upstate can begin Phase Two; NYC to begin Phase One June 8
Cuomo announced that five upstate regions can begin the second phase of reopening, which Nassau and Suffolk officials hope will start on Long Island within the next two weeks. Read more
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See the latest updates from officials, Newsday reporters and more on coronavirus.
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Newsday returned to Mount Sinai South Nassau hospital to check on the staff and patients. "It's bittersweet. Our numbers are down, but they didn't all leave the way we wanted them to."
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LI coronavirus cases have dropped by 91% since the pandemic’s peak in April, a Newsday analysis of Nassau and Suffolk data show. Majority black and Latino areas account for 17% of the region's population but 30% of cases.
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There were 70 new cases reported in Nassau and 126 new cases in Suffolk. Check the latest numbers on how coronavirus has spread in your community.
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The Senate minority leader is demanding that Veterans Affairs provides geographic details and health outcomes for the 1,300 COVID-19-positive vets prescribed the anti-malarial drug.
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The businesses include professional services, auto sales, hair salons and in-store shopping.
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Nassau and Suffolk police officials say as they prepare for Long Island's reopening, crime stats will guide how they deploy officers.
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Beginnings Kitchen and Bar in Atlantic Beach has come up with a collection of cool concoctions with a kick. Watch Steve Langford's report.
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The Treasury Department says about 4 million Americans would receive these cards instead of checks.
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Boston-based Zagster Inc. cited the financial fallout from COVID-19 in announcing it would not resume the program in the villages of Babylon, Patchogue and Hampton Bays or provide refunds.
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Workplace restrooms will deploy technology, timing and paper towels to stop the spread of coronavirus and keep employees and customers safe.
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LI fitness experts share 5 outdoor workout routines
You don't have to leave home or spend money to exercise. Long Island fitness experts offer tips and workout routines you can perform in your own backyard.
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You can order a "hard parfait" drizzled with liquor or alcohol-tinged ice cream sandwiched between two cookies.
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Thinking about adopting a pet? These Long Island shelter dogs are looking for forever homes.
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These LI spots make ice cream themselves.
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Even in our horticultural zone, where frost nips the life out of most of our beloved plants, there are perennial vegetables that will provide a harvest for years to come.
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Many are holding out hope for a summer prom, while others are celebrating in new ways.
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You won't have to get in line for tickets, but rather jump online to hear music at these three LI venues.
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A Long Islander created an outdoor design service that assists DIYers.
Top Stories
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Local officials 'horrified' by George Floyd's death; thousands protest in NYC
Officials reacted with outrage to Floyd's death, while protesters took to the streets in Manhattan and Brooklyn. Read more
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The arrest and charges come after three days of protests, which escalated in violence as demonstrators torched a police precinct that had been abandoned by officers.
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The banner said "Impeach Cuomo," Roger Rutherford, the owner of Roger's Frigate, a candy and ice cream shop, said by phone.
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Trump announced that the United States will end its support for WHO, charging it didn't respond adequately to the health crisis because of China's "total control" over the global organization.
Editors' Picks
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LI's 2010 valedictorians: 10 years later
We caught up with 15 former valedictorians to see what they've done lately. A lot, actually — from fighting coronavirus to creating art to maybe even figuring out a way to go into outer space. Read more
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Suddenly popular again, the outdoor screenings are popping up in many neighborhoods.
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New York City residents have taken to the East End since lockdown began in March and are telling city school administrators they may not return.
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Small changes in Nassau and Suffolk can go a long way.
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An ironic pandemic development.
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There is no denying that one of the major consequences of the coronavirus is economic.
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