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NYPD: Woman's body found in car trunk during Inwood traffic stop
Police had followed the car from Queens, where officers saw four men placing a "large, unknown object" in the trunk, the NYPD said.
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Prosecutors: Suspect in Suffolk cop stabbing was violent in custody
Jonathan Nunez, 25, struggled with EMTs who transported him in an ambulance to Long Island Community Hospital and kicked a police officer in the eye, according to prosecutors, who said the suspect had to be sedated.
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Officials: Two racehorses die in Belmont Park barn fire
Another 58 horses were safely evacuated after the fire broke out, officials say.
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Police searching for young, barefoot girl out alone at night
Police said the girl, believed to be about 7 or 8 years old, was seen walking through a gas station in her pajamas before going across a bridge over the Southern State Parkway and into a wooded area.
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LI home prices keep rising as buyers face shortage of listings
At last month's pace of pending sales, it would take two months to sell all the homes listed for sale in Nassau and 1.7 months in Suffolk.
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Owner of Tex-Mex food truck opens new eatery in East Setauket
The menu features grilled fish tacos dressed with mango salsa, signature burritos and more.
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U.S. recommends 'pause' for J&J vaccine, but expects restart in 'matter of days'
In a joint statement Tuesday, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and Food and Drug Administration said they were investigating six cases of unusual clots that occurred six to 13 days after vaccination.
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What you need to know about 'pause' issued for J&J vaccine
Newsday's Faith Jessie spoke with Dr. Bruce Polsky, Chairman, Department of Medicine, NYU Langone Hospital-Long Island, to break down what the recommended "pause" in use of the Johnson & Johnson vaccine means.
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Nature's Bounty maker files for IPO
The Bountiful Company, a Ronkonkoma-based maker of vitamin, herbal and mineral supplements formerly known as NBTY, saw sales rise during COVID.
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5 steps to allergy-proof your home
With a bit of planning and a little extra work, your house can be a haven for those in your family with indoor allergies. Follow these steps to start breathing easier.
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Huntington raises the flag on organ, tissue donation
"The Donate Life flag will fly throughout April and serve as a tribute to those who have either donated their organs or who have received the lifesaving transplants," said Huntington Town Board member Mark Cuthbertson.
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Minnesota shooting charging decision awaited, protests go on
Prosecutors expect to decide Wednesday whether to charge the white former police officer who fatally shot a Black man during a traffic stop in a Minneapolis suburb, sparking nights of protests and raising tensions amid the nearby murder trial of the ex-officer charged with killing George Floyd.
Tracking the coronavirus
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Cuomo: Vans to take COVID-19 shots to farmworkers
Because farmworkers in rural areas often find it hard to reach faraway vaccination sites, or lack the time, Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo said, "We'll bring the vaccination site to you."
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Data: New variants now more than 70% of NYC COVID-19 cases
A municipal analysis hypothesizes that variants are to blame for the failure of the NYC infection rate to decline, as it has in other places.
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State updates guidance for COVID-19 sick leave law
Among other things, the state Department of Labor clarifies how many times employees can access paid sick leave benefits.
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They're celebrating a 2nd pandemic birthday, but it's brighter than the first
Long Island parents are warming up to the return of parties, play places and more.
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Study: Blood thinners helping COVID-19 patients after they're released
Experts at the Long Island-based Feinstein Institutes for Medical Research said the findings are key because researchers are still trying to understand and manage the long-term effects of the coronavirus.
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Cuomo: Outdoor graduations of more than 500 people OK with restrictions
The governor also announced guidance for smaller outdoor and indoor ceremonies, including capacity restrictions and COVID-19 vaccination or testing requirements, after limitations last year severely curtailed in-person graduations.
Long Islanders' Favorites
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Babylon's proposed Oak Beach water system comes with $4.2M bill for residents
The project to replace privately-owned wells with a public utility for homes on the barrier island had been delayed due to difficulties finding a location and higher-than-anticipated cost estimates.
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Mac-and-cheese chain opens Hauppauge location
The customizable mac-and-cheese spot meets various dietary restrictions, from gluten-free to vegan.
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Exploring the North Fork: Getaways for couples, friends and families
Long Island's North Fork is a year-round spot loaded with unique opportunities for everyone.
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J & J shot pause needed to allay fears
It's crucial that Americans trust their public health institutions.
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LI sophomore: Why I sat during the Pledge of Allegiance
Kylah Avery, 16, who was seen in a viral video sitting during the Pledge of Allegiance, says the pledge is "riddled with false promises."
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Young: The complex data of lethal force
Police reform is essential. But concerns about a lapse in law and order are real.
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New bubble tea spot opens in Stewart Manor
This new mom-and-pop is combining the drink's original Taiwanese roots with South Asian flavors.
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4 new LI boutiques open their doors during the pandemic
Small business owners say they're seeing support from local shoppers.
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Playgrounds worth the drive on LI
Once you and your little ones are prepped to play at a social distance—consider these places for a day of fun.
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Enjoy rides and games at Adventureland, more things to do this weekend on LI
Here are some things to do in-person as well as online courses, virtual tours and other things to do on Long Island.
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Road trips to take in NYS this spring
Check out an amusement park, go wine tasting or try whitewater rafting this season.
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10-plus campsites to visit on LI
Starry nights and fun-filled days await you at these camp grounds.
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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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Par 3 courses where you can get a taste of golf on LI
Practice your short game at these courses.
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