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Cuomo: 'Long Island will start opening tomorrow'
But Gov. Cuomo said leaders in the region's "control room" need to stay alert for any resurgence of the virus and react quickly as the first phase of reopening gets underway. Read more
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See live updates from officials, Newsday reporters and more on coronavirus.
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After more than two months of a forced shutdown, the first phase of LI's reopening will begin Wednesday.
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Business owners in downtown Sayville urge the state to ease distancing guidelines because they have put safety measures in place.
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There were 70 new cases reported in Nassau and 126 new cases in Suffolk. Check the latest numbers on how coronavirus has spread in your community.
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After George Baltzer Sr. died of complications from pneumonia in December, Josephine and Georgie died two days apart of coronavirus.
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Officials hope that by contributing now, the county can qualify for up to $10 million from the New York Forward Loan Fund.
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Since March, Cops N' Kids Long Island, which usually encourages minority youth to envision careers in law enforcement, has been delivering weekly meals to families and seniors in Huntington, Babylon and Islip towns.
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Three country music shows at Jones Beach have been canceled.
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Faced with an increase in gun violence in Brooklyn, NYPD commanders said they are pulling officers from social distancing detail to deal with it.
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Testing at clinics in Nassau and Suffolk that primarily serve low-income minority residents has shown consistently higher infection rates than in the counties overall.
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In a very different way of celebrating this Memorial Day, Long Islanders gathered in socially distant crowds to honor the lives of ...
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Get a build-your-own burger pack, or a pancake feast for 4.
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LI groomer shares some simple tips and tricks for pet owners on how to properly care for cats and dogs from home.
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Many of the familiar sights of Memorial Day weekend are upon us, no matter how different this summer kickoff may feel.
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Costs and considerations first-time boat shoppers will want to consider.
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Eat your way around LI with these itineraries (at a safe social distance, of course).
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The boutique is now shipping spring fashions locally for free.
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The programs are available to watch online.
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Parents and school districts are finding new ways to honor the class of 2020.
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Suffolk police said their backup system is working and they are able to take 911 calls. Riverhead and Southampton Town police are asking callers to use alternate numbers until the system is restored.
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The $3 million suit claims the South Country Central School District discriminated against Lauren Miranda because she is a woman.
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An attorney for defendant Errick Allen presented evidence Tuesday he said will bolster his client's self-defense argument.
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Trump has raised fraud concerns over states moving to allow more absentee voting because of the pandemic.
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Babylon's Ward humbled to win Marcus A. Henry Award
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The Suffolk County Police Department announced it has positively identified a woman whose remains were found on Gilgo Beach in 2011 and in Manorville in 2000 and until now had only been known as "Jane Doe No. 6."
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Fire up the backyard grill for these sweet al fresco treats.
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Jobs may be created and businesses bolstered in fight against coronavirus.
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We can still pay tribute to those we've lost, but this time it will have to be done from home.
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Uncertainties about jobs and the future will have a profound impact on many of us.
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Perhaps this year's unusual circumstances better match the solemnness of the occasion.
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