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The state governing board will meet Monday to review the opinions of school officials, teachers, parents and students on how, and if, schools should reopen in the fall.
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It would save millions of dollars, but some fear it also would lengthen NIFA control.
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Police Chief Martin Flatley gave the town board a preliminary investigation report in June, but council members weren't satisfied with it, prompting the hiring of counsel.
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For Long Islanders reeling from the COVID-19 pandemic, help is out there.
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Construction on the $16.85M project is expected to take 12 to 15 months, and the new library is set to open by fall 2021, officials said.
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Some are cautiously optimistic about playing in the fall, others are not sure. There is uncertainty while summer training is in a holding pattern for now.
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"We've got a county and towns who are willing to work together to make sure that nobody is homebound and hungry," says a nonprofit official who is part of the effort.
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Online programs have given Boy Scouts and Girl Scouts a social outlet, helped them keep in touch and augmented troop meetings and badge work via Zoom.
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SaGhar, an Indian fusion restaurant, just opened in Port Jefferson.
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Fiscal experts question whether the state will continue to sustain a generous policy that lets police, teachers and other public employees cash in unused vacation, sick and other paid days off when they leave a job.
Coronavirus Tracking LI's Recovery
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Food bank execs: Need is great, even with people back at work
Long Island Cares said more than 70,000 additional people have been served since the COVID-19 pandemic started, and Island Harvest noted it has increased its purchases of food 528% over this same time period last year. Read more
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As Trump left the White House, he told reporters: "When you're in a hospital, especially ... I think it's a great thing to wear a mask."
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Limited visitations can begin Wednesday, as long as the facility has been without COVID-19 for at least 28 days, officials say.
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"He's got mild symptoms but overall is doing well," manager Aaron Boone said of the team's closer. "And so he will not be here for the foreseeable future."
Editors' Picks
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LI barbershops and restaurants forced to raise prices to stay afloat
The price of that entree or haircut may be going up, but struggling small business owners don't take the decision lightly. Read more
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Check out pictures of LI teens finding creative ways to celebrate prom season, and submit your own photos.
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At a smaller (pandemic size) car show on Father's Day weekend in Hicksville, car owners traded compliments and shared stories.
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Nassau finances are slammed
County budget a casualty of the coronavirus and politics in Mineola and Washington.
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Ciolli: Once again the Attorney General seeks loyalty over independence
DuCharme vaulted into top spot over Lesko.
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Longer-term solutions needed for police
Reader letters to Newsday for Sunday, July 12, 2020.
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The fight over a coronavirus vaccine will get ugly
Who will get vaccines when they are available, and how will this decision be made?
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Cool off at one of these public pools on LI
Several facilities are reopening for swimming this weekend, although most have residency requirements. Read more
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No food sums up summer like ice cream, whether it’s a cone on the run, or a sit-down feast of a banana split.
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Opting for a road trip instead of air travel this summer because of COVID-19? Consider inviting your dog.
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Historic mansion grounds reopen for outdoor activities such as garden strolls, lawn picnics and castle gawking.
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Suddenly popular again, the outdoor screenings are popping up in many neighborhoods.
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Whether you're a newbie to riding or a polished equestrian, you'll find the right horse at these stables.
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They'll lend you the gear you need to get out on the water.
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Careful — not all adult slushies are created equal.
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Every national political campaign dramatizes the perceived negatives of the rival. But this time out, President Donald Trump may face ...
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As Trump left the White House, he told reporters: "When you're in a hospital, especially ... I think it's a great thing to wear a mask."
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Massachusetts wants second-graders and up to wear face coverings, Florida is calling for in-person instruction in schools, and Virginia is recommending a mix of in-person instruction and remote learning.
