Tropical Storm Isaias
The utility says 85% of outages will be restored by the end of the day Friday with the remainder fixed by midnight Saturday. Meanwhile communities and residents try to clear trees but say downed wires make that difficult.
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Long Island will be one region, and Cuomo said there will be no nuances within a region. If a region is open or is shut down for education, all schools must follow suit.
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Of 17 districts on Long Island that were granted one-week extensions of the July 31 deadline, eight have not yet posted their plans.
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It's one thing to clean up after a powerful storm that battered Long Island just two days ago. It's a ...
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Long Island and the rest of the Eastern Seaboard can expect a total of 19 to 25 named storms and hurricanes, up from the 13 to 19 predicted in May, federal scientists said Thursday.
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Police ID driver critically hurt in causeway pileup
The driver was injured after another motorist hit a vehicle, causing a chain-reaction collision, State Police say.
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The pending sales agreement calls for Brooklyn-based Bogopa Enterprises to buy the Westbury store and keep at least 90% of about 130 jobs.
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Suffolk officers last August cleared traffic to escort a 26-year-old Mount Sinai woman to the Bronx for a heart transplant.
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The lawsuit, filed after an 18-month investigation, highlighted misspending and self-dealing allegations that have roiled the NRA and its longtime leader, Wayne LaPierre, in recent years — from trips to the Bahamas to a $17 million post-employment contract for himself.
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Nassau Hub, arena developers say pandemic has renewed interest in suburbs
In a video discussion online, those behind the two projects say the coronavirus pandemic has led to a re-imagining of what future development on Long Island can be.
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24 hours after the offer was made, however, the walk-in was full.
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The group, spearheaded by a Long Island gym owner, seeks meeting with Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo to discuss safety protocols for reopening.
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New York dental patients who paid fees to in-network providers must be reimbursed, according to the state Department of Financial Services.
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The collaborative effort against the coronavirus illustrates how health care should function after the pandemic, said speakers at the Northwell Health forum.
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The governor signed a law targeting real estate discrimination by allowing the state to suspend or revoke agents' licenses, citing a Newsday special report — and its "deeply troubling findings."
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The last the Mets heard from him was his agent's phone call to Van Wagenen, at some point later in Sunday's game, telling the GM that Cespedes was calling it a season — and in doing so, ending his Mets career.
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You can eat your way through a trail of homemade ice cream shops--with like-minded company.
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On Long Island, wary yet optimistic
Survey by nextLI reveals some silver linings about COVID-19.
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PSEG's bout against Isaias
A post-storm post mortem is necessary.
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Chiusano: Pete Hamill, a New York classic
Hamill was one of the greats at channeling that nostalgia and sometimes loss.
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Follow through on housing bias
New state law is another step in the fight against discrimination.
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Long Island boasts a wealth of beautiful and un-crowded outdoor attractions.
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Each of the following treasures is worth a special trip, and remember: No food pilgrimage goes unrewarded.
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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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Story hours have resumed, but you'll need to bring a blanket.
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Weddings, bridal showers and graduation parties resume, on a smaller scale.
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A favorite of Long Island audiences, the Diceman will perform at Governor's three consecutive nights this month.
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From art exhibits to notable homes to lighthouses, here are some day-trip suggestions, starting west and heading east.
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Keeping the faithful? For President Donald Trump's embattled campaign, the pressure grows to energize support among political conservatives within the ...
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President Donald Trump ordered an unspecified ban on "transactions" with the Chinese owners of the consumer apps TikTok and WeChat.
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Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine tested negative for COVID-19 on Thursday after testing positive earlier in the day before he was to meet with President Donald Trump, according to a statement from his office.
