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Under pressure, Cuomo relents on AG investigation
New York Attorney General Letitia James will appoint a special investigator to probe allegations of sexual harassment against the governor. Read more
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Some districts are re-examining what's taught, what isn't, and how.
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Town officials said renovations were being done without proper permits in an erosion hazard area.
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Its meatless "chicken" sandwiches are available only on Fridays and they may sell out before lunchtime is over.
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Temperatures will drop back into the teens tonight and stay cool all week.
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A pair of adult bald eagles that took up residence near the Mill Pond in 2017 are Centerport's most famous residents now, an agent says.
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Thirteen acres in Moriches formerly owned by Nevins Amusements will be converted into public hiking and walking trails, officials said.
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The former Jennifer Convertibles plans to move one store from Patchogue to Sayville and build another in Centereach.
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His company's international reach made him aware of COVID before it was widely recognized in the U.S.
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Ernest J. Kight Jr. "touched so many lives, so many families, over 40 years of education," his wife says. "He loved the kids of Freeport, and that was his life."
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The show, postponed two months from its usual early-January perch, had little of what makes the Globes one of the frothiest and glitziest events of the year.
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Newsday's "Long Island Divided" housing investigation found evidence of unequal treatment of racial minorities in the housing market.
Tracking the coronavirus
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Hints of hope in Long Island's pandemic fight
A steady drop in new COVID-19 cases, an FDA-approved single-shot dose, and more pop-up vaccine centers — like one in Lawrence on Sunday where 60 Holocaust survivors were inoculated — are fueling cautious optimism. Read more
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Suffolk County officials flew 257 Moderna doses from Long Island MacArthur Airport in Ronkonkoma to Elizabeth Field Airport to ensure the shots stayed cold enough.
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The nation's top infectious disease specialist brushed aside concerns about studies suggesting the newly FDA-approved vaccine might be somewhat less effective than its Pfizer-BioNTech and Moderna counterparts.
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His bruising style may have gotten things done, but it also made enemies looking to settle scores, they say.
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There's much researchers don't know about helping the human body battle COVID-19, but medical experts have built an arsenal of treatments and therapies to give patients a fighting chance.
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State and local officials, along with nonprofit leaders, will outline resources available to minority business owners in the Wednesday webinar.
Long Islanders' Favorites
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How today's young Black activists are standing on the shoulders of giants
Newsday interviewed eight activists—icons who played key roles in the turbulent U.S. civil rights movement, and those of a new generation of advocates and community leaders lending their voices to the current racial reckoning and push for social justice and equality.
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The retailers would rent two adjacent buildings in Melville that had been used by bankrupt Rubie's Costume Co., documents show.
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With limited supplies and constantly changing conditions, it can be difficult for Long Islanders to make an appointment for a vaccine. The resources here might help.
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Swiftly probe women's claims against Cuomo
An independent, thorough and expedited investigation must begin quickly.
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The United States needs a humane immigration system
We must be welcoming while still enforcing the nation's laws.
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Take away Capitol fences, National Guard
Reader letters to Newsday about security at the Capitol, billboards on Long Island parkways and more.
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Newsday crossword regulars know that Mondays are the week's easiest.
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It's an Instagram-ready spot for signature cheesesteaks and loaded fries.
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It's tie-dye's bleached cousin that's the newest social media star.
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Here are some spots in Nassau, Suffolk and on the East End that offer plenty of fun things to do this spring break.
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Share the great outdoors with him or her at these hiking trails that welcome dogs.
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Rent out a theater, an escape room and more fun on LI.
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Here are eleven older dogs that are looking for forever homes on Long Island.
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A One-on-One with the Nassau County Executive
Mar 05
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What to make of COVID-19 variant findings
Mar 03
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Should school districts relax regulations to get kids back into the classroom?
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