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As the utility struggled to restore power, its communication system broke down. But it wasn't just the inability to field calls early in the crisis that has drawn criticism.
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The president planned to hold a roundtable at a supporter's home in Southampton and an event at a private home in Water Mill.
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At his private country club in Bedminster, Trump signed executive orders to act where Congress hasn't. The executive orders could face legal challenges questioning the president's authority to spend taxpayer dollars without the express approval of Congress.
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For one Levittown family, getting the power back means more than just turning the lights on, it's a matter of survival. Newsday's Steve Langford has the story.
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"After this week's fiasco, Long Islanders are sure of one thing: Our utilities are not prepared for the next storm," State Sen. Todd Kaminsky said.
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Oyster Bay Town is suing the owner of the former Hampton Inn, alleging that converting the property at 120 Jericho Tpke. into a shelter would violate zoning codes and a special-use permit.
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The 3-year-old New York-bred drew away through the stretch under a firm hold by an exuberant Manuel Franco, covering the 1 1/4 miles on a fast track in a swift 2:00.54.
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"We had that break. Our focus was good. It translated back into our game. We know how we have to play," coach Barry Trotz said.
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You can eat your ice cream with an ocean view.
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The former Newsday All-Long Island first-team selection and Diamond Award winner has been dominant in summer league after a battle with Hodgkin's lymphoma.
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There were 116 new cases reported Saturday on Long Island, where the positive testing rate was 0.9%. Long Island did not report any deaths.
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Sending children into New York classrooms this fall should be relatively safe — if infection rates remain low, safety protocols are strictly enforced, and family circumstances don't put them at higher risk, doctors and public health experts said.
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Of 28 Long Island businesses polled, only four anticipated remaining almost completely office-based.
Editors' Picks
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LI homeowners renting out their pools by the hour
They're doing it through Swimply, an app co-founded by a Long Islander who says business has seen rapid growth during the pandemic. Read more
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Most on the Island worry that the COVID-19 crisis will severely damage their finances, meaning they could spend less at restaurants and in stores, the nextLI survey finds.
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LI sports administrators awaiting guidelines for the safe return of fall season after Gov. Cuomo says schools can open.
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Rising heat on nursing homes
State must be forthright about COVID-19 deaths and set new safety rules for residents and staff.
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On Long Island, wary yet optimistic
Survey by nextLI reveals some silver linings about COVID-19.
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PSEG's bout against Isaias
A post-storm post mortem is necessary.
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Chiusano: Pete Hamill, a New York classic
Hamill was one of the greats at channeling that nostalgia and sometimes loss.
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You can eat your way through a trail of homemade ice cream shops--with like-minded company.
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Here are five cool-season crops to plant now to extend your growing season.
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If you’re looking to bring Spot to a spot, these places have made the declaration “Yes, dogs allowed.”
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Clams, crabs and other shellfish rank high on the list of seafood delights Long Islanders enjoy.
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It's an active summer pastime with built-in social distancing.
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Find fun eats like tacos, macaroni and cheese fritters and empanadas.
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The village is loaded with shopping and dining opportunities.
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Exercising inside facilities remains off-limits, but you can still try a class in the great outdoors.
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Joe Biden's controversial remarks about race this week risk alienating young Black voters who despise President Donald Trump but are not inspired by his Democratic rival.
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MTV says it is ditching plans for indoor performances for its upcoming Video Music Awards, opting for outdoor shows spread throughout New York City instead.
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Trying to energize religious conservatives, Trump claimed the practicing Catholic is "against God." Biden said his faith is his "guiding light" and called the attack "shameful."
