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A mosque and a Roman Catholic church on Long Island were among 35 sites the state is setting up this week targeting groups in some of the most affected communities. A mass vaccination site is set to open Friday at Yankee Stadium.
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They are upset over delays of a return to in-person learning for secondary school students, saying their children are 'falling behind.'
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The seven-bedroom home, which was poised to be torn down and redeveloped, was given historic landmark status.
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Enjoy your favorite Super Bowl foods (wings, pretzels, nachos and more) at home.
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Police: Man pretending to be cop abducts teen girl
The girl was able to fight the man off and flee, police said.
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After losing her dad and an aunt to COVID-19, Sara Pascucci says taking down her Christmas lights fell low on the priority list, and a letter demanding she do just that only heightened her family's pain.
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Stokes went fom being the internationally famous first Black mayor of a major American city to the first Black weeknight anchor of a New York newscast.
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The early-morning crash occurred between exits 53 and 54, according to Suffolk police and the state transportation web site.
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Near death in December from the coronavirus, Doug Jansson rallied with the help of a new machine that can provide life-saving support to patients with severe cases.
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There's an air of anticipation about The Arboretum Project, which will build 292 housing units, along with recreational and commercial segments.
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Skovbye, who plays the younger version of Heigl's character in the new Netflix series, talks about what it's like to portray the same character as one of her role models.
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Police: Synagogue damaged in early-morning fire
Police said there were no reported injuries in the fire, which damaged two buildings, including a small synagogue.
Tracking the coronavirus
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Catering halls preparing to reopen, but questions remain
Catering halls can reopen March 15 and must follow certain guidelines, following Gov. Cuomo's announcement last week.
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A Federal Reserve poll of small- and medium-sized businesses in New York State found pessimism about the first half of this year.
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Even as President Joe Biden gathers with senators and works the phones with Capitol Hill to push for a $1.9 trillion COVID-19 relief package, his team is increasingly focused on selling the plan directly to voters.
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Top judges in both counties said contact tracing showed those coming down with the virus caught it in their "outside" lives and not within the courts.
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A judge ordered the state to provide the data within 5 days to 2 groups that had sued for it.
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Local medical experts answer questions about COVID-19 patients who experience long-term symptoms, including a prolonged loss of taste and smell.
Editors' Picks
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What happens when parents become the driving instructors
"Parents are hating it." Read more
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The district's decision to require weekly COVID-19 tests and remote learning has some athletes opting out of competing.
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"He ran toward danger his entire career, searching for those trapped by flames and doing all he could to save them," Fire Commissioner Daniel Nigro said of Joseph Ferrugia, 61.
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Nassau jail must do better job of stopping flow of contraband
Keeping inmates safe, from themselves and each other, is terribly difficult, but more must be done.
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Too many health care workers on LI refusing COVID vaccine
Unsettling trend in NY vaccination refusals.
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O'Reilly: The world according to middle schoolers
Maybe it's the future we should be debating. The past is too fluid.
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Long Island's North Fork is a year-round spot loaded with unique opportunities for everyone.
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Whether you're craving classic lasagna or more nuanced regional specialties, here are the standout spots to consider.
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Virtual concerts, film discussions, drive-in movies and more.
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Due to the pandemic, the wineries out east have different details during the winter.
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Families comfortable taking a quick trip can find socially distanced diversions for the winter break.
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These rentable RVs, trucks and more are ideal for smaller groups.
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For these Long Islanders of Scandinavian descent, embracing the cold is a way of life.
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Is it time to end remote learning?
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LI doctors answer your questions about recovering from COVID
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How will COVID-19 affect standardized tests this year?
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Posted January 27, 2021
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