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Protesters march down the street during a solidarity rally for George Floyd on Sunday in Brooklyn. Credit: AP / Wong Maye-E
Day of peaceful NYC marches gives way to chaos after darkProtests were held throughout the city over the death of Floyd, a black man in police custody in Minneapolis who died after being restrained by police officers on Memorial Day.
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Dentists can reopen across NY today, Cuomo says
Dentists are one of the final health care services to come off their pause due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Their offices will be required to follow state guidelines on safety and social distance, the governor said. Read more
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See the latest updates from officials, Newsday reporters and more on coronavirus.
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An alarming spike in fatal drug overdoses on Long Island is linked to the pandemic, law enforcement and health officials said.
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Gov. Cuomo reported another decrease in deaths statewide and Long Islanders headed out to drive-in movies. Newsday's Pat Dolan reports.
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There were 81 new cases reported in Nassau and 87 new cases in Suffolk. Check the latest numbers on how coronavirus has spread in your community.
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Northwell Health said it has opened two specialized, acute hospital recovery units, including one in Glen Cove, to wean critically ill COVID-19 patients off ventilators.
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Newsday returned to Mount Sinai South Nassau hospital to check on the staff and patients. "It's bittersweet. Our numbers are down, but they didn't all leave the way we wanted them to."
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Farmingdale Mayor Ralph Ekstrand said Nassau County fire marshals told the village's 45 restaurants that outdoor tables on village sidewalks were not permitted.
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Mirna Richard, of Manorville, spent most of her 64 days in an intensive care unit at Mather Hospital in Port Jefferson.
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Commuters and labor leaders are questioning an MTA-proposed ticket reservation plan that would allow Long Island Rail Road riders to claim a seat on a train before leaving a station.
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"It is the least we can do to say thank you, and we honor you and we remember you," he said as he signed the bill during his daily briefing.
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Come late August and September, college students also could see courses with the flexibility of attending in person or remotely, and dorm rooms without roommates.
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How to create your own backyard movie theater
You don't have to go far from home for the outdoor movie experience. Read more
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"My trade is an artist — so I thought the only thing I could do to help is draw," one artist said.
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The site offers a variety of bagels, flagels, mini bagels, bagel chips, and black and white cookies among other products.
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LI expert gives tips on how to teach kids fun gardening techniques and activities to try at home.
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Learn magic tricks, explore nature and more as a family.
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Thinking about adopting a pet? These Long Island shelter dogs are looking for forever homes.
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Find trails on Long Island where you can go mountain biking.
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George Floyd's death sparks protests across LI
From Plainview to Riverhead, Long Islanders protested against racial injustice and police brutality. Newsday's Steve Langford reports.
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InvaGen Pharmaceuticals is seeking aid to modernize one of three Suffolk factories; the firm pledges to maintain current employment through the recession.
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The perennially mobbed eatery is back after a ten-week pause.
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Hires are intended to bolster research, surgical oncology, nursing and a "survivorship" program at Northwell.
Editors' Picks
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June, a month celebrated by poets, students and those self-quarantined indoors.
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Marty Van Lith and his wife are among the Long Islanders dealing with climate anxiety — a term that has gained prominence as awareness grows about the environmental crisis behind it.
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We caught up with 15 former valedictorians to see what they've done lately. A lot, actually — from fighting coronavirus to creating art to maybe even figuring out a way to go into outer space.
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From education to leadership, readers present ideas to strengthen the region.
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All of us have a duty to repudiate racism in all its ugly forms.
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NY workers' compensation system must cover essential workers ill with COVID-19.
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Businesses, schools, and non-profits are open to an onslaught of virus-related litigation.
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