Coronavirus Tracking LI's Recovery
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Long Island enters Phase 4 of state's economic reopening today
Museums, the aquarium and other cultural institutions, which for months have suffered without visitors and revenue during the COVID-19 pandemic, are ready to welcome the public Read more
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Film and television production can resume, along with activities on college campuses and professional sports, minus the fans.
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See live updates from officials, Newsday reporters and more on coronavirus.
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The firm's software found Nassau and Suffolk counties are likely to be relatively stable, but Westchester and Rockland are potential tinderboxes that could tip into crisis.
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Cops investigate driver hitting protesters as marching continues
Protesters called for more serious charges against the driver who, police and witnesses said, hit two Black Lives Matter demonstrators in Huntington. Read more
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The records include the 911 call Michael Valva made the morning his son died, as well as “his call to his precinct while his son was being taken to the hospital,” the prosecutor said.
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A section of the state highway in Brookhaven, which civic groups say is riddled with potholes, is not scheduled to be fixed until end of 2021.
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The specialty, rodizio, is an onslaught of all-you-can-eat grilled meats.
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District Attorney Madeline Singas also announced she would not bring charges against at least seven Freeport officers involved in the man's arrest.
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Police: Man punched for singing patriotic songs
Police said the man was attacked for singing "patriotic songs," including "God Bless America," at a roadside gathering in Island Park on the Fourth of July.
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The agreement resolves charges that employees at Farmingdale Villas discriminated against African-American prospective renters.
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Suffolk police Marine Bureau officers found the boaters standing on top of the overturned boat that capsized after being hit by a wave, officials say.
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Nassau Police Commissioner Patrick Ryder said he would review the proposed legislation, but maintained the department already has an "extensive reporting system" in place.
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Many have established the 45th president's flaws. Mary L. Trump's book offers an explanation on why her uncle employs habitual lying as an essential life tool.
Editors' Picks
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Stuck at home, LIers go big on basements
To make the most of what they have, people have set up or are spending more time in basements, with gyms, game rooms and caves stuffed with memorabilia. Read more
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Officials agree in principle to purchase a pair of buildings on East Main Street that will be used to connect Main Street to the riverfront along the Peconic River.
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Nearly three decades after the heartbreaking death of his 2-year-old son to leukemia, East Hampton's Dell Cullum discovered another son he never knew existed.
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Not the time to let loose
Let's not take a step back in our fight against the coronavirus.
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Developing Long Beach's Superblock site
Delaying hearing allows for more thorough vetting of oceanfront property project.
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Filler: Colleges can't fully protect kids, and that's OK
Young people headed to campus face little health risk from the coronavirus.
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A time for change?
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Careful — not all adult slushies are created equal.
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The concerts are spread throughout July and August for Town of Hempstead residents in the parking lot of Point Lookout Town Park and will feature a variety of tribute bands.
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Family fun doesn't have to mean traveling far.
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Experts say clients are likely to look for a blend of at-home and in-person workouts.
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Now that playgrounds across Long Island are reopening, consider these places for a day of fun.
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You can hit the sand at these spots with reduced capacity and other safety measures.
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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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Mary Kay Letourneau, a teacher who married her former sixth-grade student after she was convicted of raping him in a case that drew international headlines, has died.
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Many have established the 45th president's flaws. Mary L. Trump's book offers an explanation on why her uncle employs habitual lying as an essential life tool.
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Without a shift, Trump's political story could end like that of a privileged heir who blew all of a fat inheritance on whims.
