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PSEG LI: All who lost power during Isaias restored
The utility said it restored all those who lost power during the tropical storm and reduced outages that came in the days following the storm from 9,000 to 500 Wednesday night, PSEG said. Read more
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They say the historic choice also will bring excitement to the campaign.
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The vote by the Nassau Industrial Development Authority could represent a key step in securing a new tenant for the Uniondale arena.
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Residents of a housing community in Smithtown had to contend with cold showers and no air conditioning since the tropical storm blew through Long Island last Tuesday.
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Demonstrators ask state Sen. Kevin Thomas to move on bills that would help New Yorkers in housing crisis because of the pandemic.
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"While the virus itself does not discriminate, the impact it had and continues to have on certain communities widely differed," said moderator Coralie Saint-Louis.
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The trial made history because of its use of virtual technology and standing as Long Island's first criminal trial after pandemic court closures.
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Minority Democrats said the plan would prevent gerrymandering and the "shielding" of incumbents.
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The growing district of about 5,700 students was forced to adopt a bare-bones "contingency" budget after a larger $147.1 million spending plan was rejected in two consecutive ballots.
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The head of the task force, formed in response to a Newsday investigation into housing discrimination on Long Island, says funding for investigations could be scarce during the pandemic.
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New York State had the third-most loans after California and Texas: $38.7B in 348,870 loans.
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The local branches, which furloughed the majority of their employees, may not bring them back as they grapple with the threat of closure due to COVID-19.
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The state reported completing more than 87,000 tests Tuesday, and still registering a low level of new cases of the coronavirus.
Editors' Picks
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Doctor will send daughter back to school, 'but with angst'
Sending children into New York classrooms this fall should be relatively safe — if infection rates remain low, safety protocols are strictly enforced, and family circumstances don't put them at higher risk, doctors and experts said. Read more
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The former Newsday All-Long Island first-team selection and Diamond Award winner has been dominant in summer league after a battle with Hodgkin's lymphoma.
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Go to a concert on the water or a sunset cruise.
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State must answer questions on nursing homes
NY officials say they can't provide full data on COVID-19-related deaths. That's not good enough.
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Filler: Power players play for time
Huntington held a public hearing on the proposed settlement Monday.
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Filler: Today we can bank on having our identities stolen
Technology is often better at enabling criminal behavior than stopping it.
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Tonight: What COVID-19 exposed about race on LI
Join our panelists for an extensive discussion and interactive Q&A as they discuss the disparities of LI living based on race and how COVID-19 exacerbated the situation.
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Bike tours taking you to LI vineyards, breweries and more
Pedal tours immerse riders in the East End's landscape. Read more
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Here are five cool-season crops to plant now to extend your growing season.
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Some liken it to having a tailgate party on the beach — but you'll need the right vehicle (and a permit, too).
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They're off the beaten path, with novel outdoor tables and other creative touches.
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The Hamptons are back with some fresh ways to have (socially distant) fun this season.
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Looking for a staycation close to home? Book a night at a Long Island hotel equipped with a pool.
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Virtual concerts, film discussions, drive-in movies and more.
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The village is loaded with shopping and dining opportunities.
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Trump's DPA-authorized federal loan to Kodak is delayed as officials look into apparent irregularities in the company's stock.
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In her first speech as Biden's running mate, Harris promised to be trouble for Trump. Meanwhile, the president struggled to focus on a line of attack against her.
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They say the historic choice also will bring excitement to the campaign.
