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The cases might be related to at least one gathering of students, according to a Suffolk County health department official.
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John Ferreyra, a retired NYPD officer from Kings Park, had about 90% of the $1 million payout owed to him from the 9/11 Victim Compensation Fund stolen by the disbarred attorney.
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Housing advocates, including some on Long Island, allege Redfin's policies contribute to segregation.
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Biden leads Trump in all age groups, except voters ages 65 and older, according to the Kalikow Center Poll.
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Try a Hocus Pocus ice cream sandwich (spiked spice pumpkin ice cream sandwiched between two ginger white raisin cookies).
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Police: Soccer coach charged with raping teen player
The Franklin Square Raiders Soccer Club coach is accused of having "inappropriate contact" with a 16-year-old female player on two occasions in August, Nassau police said.
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Those ages 19 to 34 have the highest uninsured health care rates in the country, according to census data.
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In sentencing Timothy Gregg, a judge said she was showing compassion because of the "heartbreaking" circumstances of his life at the time of the crime.
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An investigation by the New York State Inspector General's Office found Joseph Gottesman submitted 448 claims for his wife in which he forged the names of doctors at six out-of-network medical providers.
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He will team with Evan Roberts starting Nov. 9, but on Thursday he did an hour-plus welcome-back show of sorts, and didn't hold back.
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Even with the increase in daily confirmed cases, the positivity rate that the state has tracked to determine infection levels was still hovering above 1% in the region and statewide.
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A Hofstra University poll found 74% of manufacturers in Nassau and Suffolk counties added jobs in the spring when COVID was at its height.
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On Saturday, NASCAR superstar Kurt Busch will honor coronavirus survivor Bernard Robinson, placing the EMT director's name on the passenger side of the racer's No. 1 Chevrolet Camaro ZL1 1LE car.
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The county also plans to fine a Farmingville homeowner $2,500 for hosting a party last weekend attended by nearly 300 high school and underage college students, County Executive Steve Bellone said.
Editors' Picks
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When the boss comes out as transgender
A few months after being named CEO, Wynne Nowland took a deep breath and walked into work. She had just sent an email to her staff: She had legally changed her gender. Read more
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The owner is $15,000 behind on taxes and refuses to allow required access to a local civic group and a global nonprofit to work on an anti-erosion plan, an official said.
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Options include chocolate-chip-walnut and oatmeal-raisin.
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Don't let NY's COVID-19 triumph turn to defeat
Vigilance against the virus worked, and will again.
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Suffolk voters must turn the ballot
Three propositions are up in the county in November.
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Time to prepare for an even more deadly pandemic
The winner of the presidential election will need to overcome the COVID-19 pandemic and also begin preparing for the next pandemic.
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The national popular vote alone does not guarantee victory.
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Absentee ballots and when states will count them create a big unknown for the reporting of final results.
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On Tuesday, the networks will grapple with what each is describing as the most fraught, logistically complex election night of the television age.
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Newsday's Faith Jessie speaks to Long Island millennials about how the student debt crisis is impacting their vote in the upcoming ...
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Newsday.com will have you covered on Election Day and night for results, breaking news and analysis.
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Proposition 2, which is on the ballot Nov. 3, asks Suffolk voters to approve the transfer of $44 million from the sewer fund to a taxpayer trust fund this year.
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Long Island is again in the spotlight for State Senate races.
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With four days until the election and more than 80 million votes already cast, time is running out for Trump and Biden to change the shape of the race.
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Hundreds of thousands of people have been left in the dark.
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In final pitches in Florida, Trump recited from his book of opponents he wants criminally prosecuted, while Biden said he'll stand up to repressive regimes.
