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Cuomo: NY relaxing rules to allow spectators at Belmont, other racetracks
New York is also relaxing the curfew for food and beverage establishments and catered events, but the governor cautioned state residents to continue observing virus prevention measures and get their vaccinations.
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Suffolk OTB to buy Jake's 58 casino, hotel in Islandia in $120M deal
"Simply put, ownership of the Jake's 58 property and management of the casino hotel will put Suffolk OTB in a position to contribute more money to Suffolk County than it otherwise would, a benefit that will only grow in time," an OTB spokesman said.
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Praise for horses killed in fire; Probe of NY tracks sought
The two racehorse's trainer laments their loss in a Facebook post while animal rights activist demand "reform of a corrupt industry that places profits over horses and people,"
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Feds nix Hamptons sites from offshore wind sale
The federal government cited potential conflicts with shipping, commercial fishing and lack of commercial viability in removing the sites from its upcoming lease sale of waters off the South Shore.
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NYPD: Woman's body found in car trunk during Inwood traffic stop
Police had followed the car from Queens, where officers saw four men placing a "large, unknown object" in the trunk, the NYPD said.
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DA: Central Islip man charged in MS-13 killing in Freeport park
Tulio Ayala was charged with helping to lure, along with other MS-13 gang members, a 19-year-old to his death in a Freeport park, a Nassau prosecutor said.
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Minnesota cop will be charged in shooting of Daunte Wright, prosecutor says
A prosecutor said today that he will charge a white former suburban Minneapolis police officer who fatally shot 20-year-old Black motorist Daunte Wright during a traffic stop, igniting days of unrest and clashes between protesters and police.
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Police: Barefoot girl out alone at night has been found
The child was found alive in Queens, police said.
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Biden to pull U.S. troops from Afghanistan, end 'longest war'
President Biden plans to pull out all American forces — numbering 2,500 — by this Sept. 11, the 20th anniversary of the terror attacks.
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Owner of Tex-Mex food truck opens new eatery in East Setauket
The menu features grilled fish tacos dressed with mango salsa, signature burritos and more.
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Long Beach, faced with huge debt, looks to restructure finances
"We have half a billion in debt and the bulk of our budget is going toward debt and the city cannot sustain that," City Manager Donna Gayden said.
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Ponzi schemer Bernie Madoff dies in prison
Madoff, the financier who pleaded guilty to orchestrating the largest Ponzi scheme in history for which he received 150-year prison term, died early today of natural causes in a federal prison.
Tracking the coronavirus
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They're celebrating a 2nd pandemic birthday, but it's brighter than the first
Long Island parents are warming up to the return of parties, play places and more.
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'Red' states on U.S. electoral map lagging on vaccinations
The parts of the U.S. that are excelling and those that are struggling with vaccinations are starting to look like the nation's political map: deeply divided between red and blue states.
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Cuomo: Vans to take COVID-19 shots to farmworkers
Because farmworkers in rural areas often find it hard to reach faraway vaccination sites, or lack the time, Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo said, "We'll bring the vaccination site to you."
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U.S. recommends 'pause' for J&J vaccine, but expects restart in 'matter of days'
In a joint statement Tuesday, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and Food and Drug Administration said they were investigating six cases of unusual clots that occurred six to 13 days after vaccination.
Long Islanders' Favorites
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Babylon's proposed Oak Beach water system comes with $4.2M bill for residents
The project to replace privately-owned wells with a public utility for homes on the barrier island had been delayed due to difficulties finding a location and higher-than-anticipated cost estimates.
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Mac-and-cheese chain opens Hauppauge location
The customizable mac-and-cheese spot meets various dietary restrictions, from gluten-free to vegan.
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Exploring the North Fork: Getaways for couples, friends and families
Long Island's North Fork is a year-round spot loaded with unique opportunities for everyone.
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Marshall: Finally, a return to Belmont
The plan permits 20% capacity in outdoor spaces and 10% capacity in indoor spaces at horse and auto racing tracks.
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J & J shot pause needed to allay fears
It's crucial that Americans trust their public health institutions.
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LI sophomore: Why I sat during the Pledge of Allegiance
Kylah Avery, 16, who was seen in a viral video sitting during the Pledge of Allegiance, says the pledge is "riddled with false promises."
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Par 3 courses where you can get a taste of golf on LI
Practice your short game at these courses.
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New bubble tea spot opens in Stewart Manor
This new mom-and-pop is combining the drink's original Taiwanese roots with South Asian flavors.
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4 new LI boutiques open their doors during the pandemic
Small business owners say they're seeing support from local shoppers.
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Playgrounds worth the drive on LI
Once you and your little ones are prepped to play at a social distance—consider these places for a day of fun.
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Road trips to take in NYS this spring
Check out an amusement park, go wine tasting or try whitewater rafting this season.
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10-plus campsites to visit on LI
Starry nights and fun-filled days await you at these camp grounds.
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LI parks great for bike riding: Mileage, trails and more
Get a handle on the best parks to go biking this season.
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Enjoy rides and games at Adventureland, more things to do this weekend on LI
Here are some things to do in-person as well as online courses, virtual tours and other things to do on Long Island.
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