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The fact that details have been left to local districts sparked varied opinions among educators and parents.
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Students can return to school next month if their district plans have been cleared for in-person instruction, but not before local district leaders meet virtually with parents and teachers to address their concerns, the state said.
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As tens of thousands of customers endured a fourth day without electricity, PSEG Long Island confirmed that an out-of-state worker was hurt in Brookhaven.
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Businesses can't process credit card transactions or take online orders, and residents can't work from home as outages continue.
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The report by Nassau Comptroller Jack Schnirman comes as the county wrestles with a $385 million budget shortfall for 2020.
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Jennie Werts opened a pop-up snack bar at a spot where her family has played mini-golf since she was a child.
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The county executive said there has been a "huge surge in fatalities on the water," citing five deaths so far this summer, versus just one last summer.
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The Melville company said it has begun an investigation of the attack, which left its website inoperable on Friday.
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Wildlife centers in Hampton Bays, Locust Valley, Smithtown and Middle Island are caring for dozens of squirrels, mallards, woodpeckers, cottontail rabbits and other small creatures.
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The guessing game is almost over, as Joe Biden nears the unveiling of his running mate. We already know that it will be a woman.
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Still, Cuomo called on local authorities and police to do more to enforce coronavirus-mitigation regulations such as social distancing and crowd limits.
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As many as 3,000 people attended the July 25 Chainsmokers concert at Nova's Ark Project in Water Mill, where video showed concertgoers failing to adhere to coronavirus rules.
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The LIRR's storm-related shutdown resulted in a steady buildup of commuters waiting for the resumption of service at Penn Station.
Editors' Picks
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They're off the beaten path, with novel outdoor tables and other creative touches.
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When Islip Speedway closed for good, Dillner went home, crawled under his sheets, and cried himself to sleep. He was eight years old.
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Weddings, bridal showers and graduation parties resume, on a smaller scale.
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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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Food critic visits 81-year-old seafood spot for the first time
Watch as Scott Vogel tries the spot's famous fried Ipswich clams.
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Mobile barber Get Chopped is delivering haircuts throughout Suffolk County.
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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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Careful — not all adult slushies are created equal.
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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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"This is going out now. And if this is going out, then I'm going to be as cute as I want to be!"
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Ice cream truck rentals, personalized inflatables and yard signs are surging in popularity.
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Traveling in vintage convertibles, the six-piece New Orleans-style street group has been performing their music in quick, socially distanced appearances throughout the town.
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Trying to energize religious conservatives, Trump claimed the practicing Catholic is "against God." Biden said his faith is his "guiding light" and called the attack "shameful."
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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.
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President Donald Trump ordered an unspecified ban on "transactions" with the Chinese owners of the consumer apps TikTok and WeChat.
