Coronavirus Tracking LI's Recovery
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Bellone: Violators spur beefed up Fire Island patrols
The Suffolk County executive and Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo both expressed frustration Monday at those refusing to comply with state-mandated social distancing and face covering rules. Read more
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Passengers without face coverings are prompting worried commuters to call for tighter enforcement of protective masks.
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Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo has warned that if establishments ignore public safety rules, the virus could surge, forcing him to bring back COVID-19 restrictions.
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"Today is a good day because about 50,000 people will come back to work and start their lives again," Mayor Bill de Blasio said
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The victim's father said police knew before coming to their home that Jeffrey McClure, 26, had an unloaded pellet gun.
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Witnesses say between 25 and 30 Black Lives Matters demonstrators were walking Monday night when an SUV struck the protesters. The driver was arrested.
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Despite an MTA-wide effort to rein in overtime costs, those expenses grew at MTA Bridges and Tunnels, Metro-North Railroad, and the MTA Bus Company.
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A village trustee and other community leaders say a longer suspension is warranted for a firefighter who posted a video of protesters knocked to the ground by water cannons.
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Hundreds of mostly white demonstrators chanted as they marched past dining vacationers and took a knee in the green while the organizer chanted, "I can't breathe."
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NYPD officials say the uptick in June shootings continued over the July 4th weekend with 11 killed and 64 wounded.
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Two state legislators are proposing to change state law to expand the pool of workers at polling sites to avoid ...
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William Helmreich possessed an "endless curiosity" and wrote multiple books about the strangers he encountered in the city.
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Storms moving through LI
The storms were expected to produce rain and potentially damaging winds, forecasters said.
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A Moody's report cites the Garvies Point project as an alternative that offers an option as the pandemic has more commuters working from home, and the Village Square development is another.
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LI father discovers son after 28 years through genealogy website
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. Read more
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As the machines in the ICU loudly beeped, nurses pushed together the beds of Jean Lau Chin and Gene Chin. The couple extended their arms past tubing, held each other's hands tightly, their eyes locked.
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This July will probably be warmer than normal for New York, forecasters say, but will it break any records?
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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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On the line over MTA poles
Despite Garden City's concerns, authority is right to install them as part of its major LIRR expansion project.
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Expect delays
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Filler: One step forward, one step back for Superblock project
This is the third serious attempt in the past five years to build on the site
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A visit comes with a retooled set of rules and protocols, but a glass of 2019 rose is still worth the trip.
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Family fun doesn't have to mean traveling far.
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Take advantage of Long Island's inviting waters by renting from a pro.
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The store has reopened with new online shopping options.
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When guests check into the Baker House 1650 in East Hampton this summer, they will be greeted, from a distance.
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From Charlie Kaufman's "Antkind" to Sarah Stewart Johnson's "The Sirens of Mars," check our preview of 12 must-read books for the summer.
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They're aiming to "sell out a stadium" by raising $20,000 to be donated to charity and have 59,700 participants.
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In defending sports teams' names and mocking NASCAR's Confederate flag ban, Trump keeps trying to stoke white grievances among his base.
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Every day brings new reports that the ship of state is wandering through storms without its captain and crew setting a course.
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Democrats and Republicans seek to balance their support for police with trying to curb abuses that have sparked nationwide protests.
