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There are 109 people on Long Island, 79 from Nassau and 30 from Suffolk, being monitored for potential exposure to COVID-19, down from 112 on Wednesday.
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If convicted of the top count, Kenneth Erdheim, CPA PC will have to pay $32,667 in fines, a news release said.
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How to dispose of millions of tons of solid waste on Long Island was the topic of the Long Island Regional Planning Council on Thursday.
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Robert and Angelica Parker said they were told by the condo association that they faced a fine of $150 if their 4-year-old son rode his tricycle on the sidewalk outside the condo.
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Academy Charter School plans to invest $2 million in the Uniondale school, which will initially offer training in culinary arts, technology and health care careers.
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The Federal Railroad Administration released its latest report on the progress made by 42 rail systems required to complete installation of "positive train control" this year.
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The defense countered that AnneMarie Drago had been "scared to death" after Evelyn Rodriguez and her partner threatened her, cursed at her and banged on her Nissan.
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The Long Island Community Foundation is seeking plans from nonprofits on ways to improve the financial wellness of black Long Islanders.
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Suffolk seeks vendor for Uber-style transit
The new transit service would pick up riders on-demand, officials said.
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Jury selection in the trial of Valerie Cincinelli was scheduled to start April 20 but a federal judge put it off after the defendant's lawyer asked for more time to review evidence the government recently gave him.
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Finding unique indoor party ideas that aren't overplayed can be a challenge.
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Local breweries offer everything from concerts to video game tournaments.
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What better way to celebrate Leap Year than by focusing on creatures who really know how to leap?
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From Lady Antebellum to Megadeath to Hall & Oates, check out the acts on this summer's concert calendar for Northwell Health at Jones Beach Theater in Wantagh.
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Kids can play at an enormous train table or dress as conductors.
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Start with a bite to eat, browse the town's boutique shops, drop in at a craft night and wrap up at local bar.
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The request for a "rustic" vibe is now a recurring theme for every party under the sun.
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Why LI loves bacon, egg and cheese sandwiches
They're constructed to withstand train rides, car commutes, and any other kind of rushing we get up to in the morning.
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Law would require permits, restrict sites for clothing donation bins
They would be restricted to charitable organizations and certain areas under a proposed local law.
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Aldi opening its first Nassau location today
The grocer also confirmed that a North Babylon store is coming this summer but declined to provide a more specific date or an address.
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Short-term gain, long-term loss
Cuomo's not-so-excellent proposal to slash funding for the 29 Centers of Excellence and Centers for Advanced Technology.
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The Point: Bishop discusses his time as congressman
With the 2020 race swinging into gear in New York’s 1st Congressional District, The Point had coffee with the last Democrat to win that Suffolk seat, former Rep. Tim Bishop.
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Filler: Tom Steyer's big bid for South Carolina
The billionaire businessman has spent millions in South Carolina in an effort to capture the all-important black and Latino vote.
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The moderator for the conversation with the former first lady will be announced at a later date.
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GOP legislators say they are awaiting what happens to a State Senate bill that would prevent LIPA from collecting refunds for back tax payments from municipalities.
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Officials say there is no agreement yet to sell the empty Emil D. Masera Elementary School, but some residents don't support senior housing there.
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The NYPD officer charged with killing his 8-year-old son shook his head and objected when the boy's mother said he had murdered their son.
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Judge Belfi told the LIRR massacre shooter that he had never presided over a trial with a "more selfish and self-centered defendant."
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The State Senate investigation stems from Newsday's Long Island Divided series.
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Suffolk County officials will test the water in dozens of homes after residents said they were worried about potential contamination.
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Six participants joined the nextLI team at Newsday’s headquarters to share their personal views and experiences about diversity on Long Island.
