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Health officials warn that spread of coronavirus in U.S. appears inevitable
"It's not a question of if this will happen, but when this will happen," a public health official said.
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Chad Lupinacci said he was within his right to act alone in suspending the public safety director for sending a sexually explicit email to subordinates.
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John Mirando's move comes as the city begins to craft its next budget, and follows a proposal to take away hiring and firing power from the city manager.
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The eatery specializes in meat and seafood burritos, crispy and soft tacos, salad bowls and more.
Rental bookings on the East End started early this season. Typically, about half of all rentals are gone by the Presidents Day weekend — known in Hamptons real estate parlance as the "rental weekend."
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Farm employees in NYS must receive overtime after 60 hours a week, rather than the usual 40-hour threshold that applies to most hourly workers.
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Six fire departments responded to the scene at the Bunt Commons apartment complex on Wartburg Avenue, fire officials said.
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Oversized parlor rooms, high ceilings, skylights and walls of windows flooding the house with natural light are just a few features that make the newly renovated Montauk Highway Victorian stand out.
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Officials from the Suffolk County Health Department confirmed there are no suspected cases of coronavirus, but it remained unclear what made the students sick after a week in Italy.
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Michael Crisci, 38, was driving a 2000 Lincoln southbound on Brookfield Avenue when the car left the road and struck a mailbox and trees at 7:10 a.m., police said.
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The company is seeking a lease from Riverhead Town to flight-test unmanned drones on the 7,000-foot runway at Enterprise Park.
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If you want to take the kids somewhere to play indoors, we've got you covered.
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We found family-friendly activities to do this winter on Long Island, both outdoors and in.
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A long weekend and up to five days away, a "minimoon" is an opportunity for romance without the expense, travel time, and major packing.
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The "gym" is a membership-only space where creators can work at their leisure to make their own shirts, mugs and more alongside other passionate creators.
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Pick your party, eat with abandon and stay up late!
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The best concerts, festivals, parties and cultural events in Nassau and Suffolk.
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Read "Hop on Pop," play games or even run a virtual race in honor of Dr. Seuss' birthday.
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Ex-deli owner, 83, convicted of LI killing, wants to clear his name
Sam Sommer said he was convicted in the 1968 murder of Irving Silver based on a false confession he said Suffolk cops extracted from him.
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Long Island's state parks saw a record number of visitors last year, as crowds came to swim, sail, stroll or otherwise enjoy these outdoor oases.
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How does coronavirus spread? Local medical experts answer commonly asked questions about the virus, also known as 2019-nCoV.
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The U.S. equity market finally is taking notice of the coronavirus.
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He faltered in last week's encounter. On Tuesday night, he has an opportunity to do better by answering three questions.
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Reader letters to Newsday about the Vietnam War, gerrymandering and more.
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Saladino says 'pressure is on' to negotiate plume cleanup
Northrop Grumman and the U.S. Navy have agreed to advance some aspects of remediation signed off on years ago under state DEC plans, but were never completed.
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The coronavirus' full impact won't hit Long Island businesses until the spring, a trade expert said.
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Officer Edward Byrne, a North Massapequa native, was shot dead on duty by drug dealers in a 1988 execution-style attack.
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At issue is whether an expansion of Evergreen Charter School would take away funds from Hempstead High School's budget.
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At the height of his influence, Franzese controlled half the bookmakers on LI, as well as loan sharking and extortion enterprises, officials said.
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Police: Alcohol, shotgun stolen in home burglaries
The break-ins occurred on Jan. 30 on Sammy's Beach Road, East Hampton Town police said.
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A bill approved by the Nassau legislature requires county police to issue reports of crimes allegedly committed by defendants released without bail.
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Queens native, Tayeb, who is of Pakistani ancestry, shares his experiences with steering and racism on Long Island and thinks there is a lot of room to grow.
