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RUN-DMC's Darryl McDaniels talks about his life and music
Join recording artist Darryl McDaniels of the legendary rap group RUN-DMC for music and conversation, as he discusses his life and career.
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The railroad, still reeling from declining ridership due to the coronavirus pandemic, will further cut the number of trains it runs, bringing weekday service levels close to those on weekends.
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The cases prompted school officials to shut down in-person instruction and place all senior class members in full-time remote classes this week, just as the state has been encouraging a return to classroom instruction and more teacher vaccinations.
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The federal judge who presided over the obstruction of justice case of former Suffolk District Attorney Thomas Spota said Wednesday that she would unseal a number of the records that were not made public during the trial, including material relating to former Suffolk Police Chief James Burke.
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The retailers would rent two adjacent buildings in Melville that had been used by bankrupt Rubie's Costume Co., documents show.
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A Cuomo spokeswoman said the "claims of inappropriate behavior are quite simply false."
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Advances in techniques to study airplane crashes have made the reconstructed Boeing 747 less important as a tool to teach investigative skills, the NYSB says.
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The Nassau SPCA is seeking donations to help with the dogs' care, but also hopes to find a new owner for the quartet — hopefully one that will let them stay together.
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County Executive Laura Curran says the Law Enforcement Explorers program is part of an overall effort "to do more diverse recruitment in the police department."
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He's been making the rounds of conservative media criticizing Cuomo's handling of the pandemic.
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Police: Woman struck, killed by school bus on Oceanside street
The 81-year-old victim's identity and hometown were not immediately available. A driver and one passenger were on the bus when it hit the woman, police said.
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Whether the change in leadership at the White House has any impact on local law enforcement remains to be seen.
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PSEG official defends the company as LIPA officials, trustees question contractor's performance, honesty.
Tracking the coronavirus
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COVID-19 herd immunity is the only path toward normalcy, expert panel says
Even if you've received both vaccine doses and are fully vaccinated, it remains unclear if you're fully protected against all strains — or if you can spread the virus, medical experts said on a Newsday Live webinar. Read more
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Biden orders review of domestic supply chains
The review will focus on four key areas — pharmaceuticals, semiconductor chips, large-capacity batteries and rare earth minerals.
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When can visits resume, what would cause the state to suspend them again, and other frequently asked questions.
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Johnson & Johnson's single-dose vaccine protects against COVID-19, according to an analysis by U.S. regulators Wednesday that sets the stage for a final decision on a new and easier-to-use shot to help tame the pandemic.
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Inspectors found a "packed" bar and double the number of patrons permitted at La Famiglia Saturday night, among other violations.
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State will 'soon' release COVID business recovery plans completed by regional councils in September, a state official said.
Long Islanders' Favorites
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LI's first 3D-printed home aims to transform real estate
Experts believe the machine-made houses are cheaper, greener and faster to build than traditional sticks and bricks, and could become a big real estate innovation — if there's land to build them. Read more
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A Bernie Sanders meme went viral, photoshopped last month through space and time. Now he's a snowman frozen on a park bench in Northport. With the mittens, too.
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The pizzerias on this list are culinary destinations, warranting a trip from anywhere on the Island.
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Standardized exams face a huge test
Results this year will be suspect, but the message matters.
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The truth about the Capitol riot
Frankly, hearings show we have much to learn to avoid another attack.
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What is next for Kevin Law and the LIA?
The Point is Newsday's daily opinion newsletter.
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4 kid-friendly meals and treats to make at home with the family
You'll need few ingredients, and lots of elbow grease. Read more
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The cuisine's fresh, vivid flavors, can transport you to the other side of the globe.
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If busting out of your at-home confinement in a big -- but still Covid-cautious -- way is just the desperate measure you think is called for, consider a guided snowmobile tour.
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"Kids learn in different ways. Not everyone is pen-and-pencil."
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It's ideal for those who can't commit to a team but still want to be active.
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Virtual concerts, film discussions, drive-in movies and more.
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Snowy owls, seals and other animals come out the last weeks of winter.
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Celebrate the achievements of African Americans throughout history by taking part in these events on Long Island all month long.
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Newsday Live Music Series: Darryl McDaniels of RUN–DMC
Feb 24
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Expert tips for businesses: How to hang on until COVID-19 vaccines are widely in use
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