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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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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Paul Belloisi, 52, an employee of American Airlines, was described by federal authorities as the "inside man" in the smuggling operation.
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Darcy Avolin was a week away from a foreclosure auction of her home in March when the pandemic shutdown gave her a reprieve. Now she is racing the clock again.
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Amaya Williams, who made the girls varsity team as a junior, will head to Queens College in the fall.
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The store has reopened with new online shopping options.
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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
The Point is Newsday's daily opinion newsletter.
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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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The latest restaurants to open on Long Island.
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Several facilities are reopening for swimming this weekend, although most have residency requirements.
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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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A Deer Park mom published "Angie Wonders: Microscope Fun," inspired by her daughter.
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Virtual concerts, film discussions and more.
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Waterfront dining on Long Island doesn’t have to be a formal affair. There are plenty of family-friendly restaurants and seafood ...
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The trikini is a bikini with a matching face mask.
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While most are held in backyards, some local venues have begun offering special minimony packages.
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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.
