Coronavirus Tracking LI's Recovery
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Officials: Instances of COVID-19 spread in Suffolk 'a wake-up call'
Ten Suffolk County lifeguards have tested positive for COVID-19, officials said, along with four people who attended a Fourth of July weekend backyard party in Holtsville. The cases cropped up as the positive testing level on LI jumped to 2% on Monday. Read more
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A federal judge announced the decision as a court hearing was getting underway on a challenge to the rule by Harvard University and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
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The SALT deduction cap has hurt New Yorkers during the COVID-19 pandemic and eliminating it is a top priority for Senate Democrats, Schumer says.
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Travelers from Minnesota, New Mexico, Ohio and Wisconsin must now self-quarantine for 14 days upon arriving, while Delaware was removed from the list.
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Talks about the possibility of handing over control of the lease on NYCB Live's Nassau Coliseum possibly could pave the way for the arena to reopen under new management.
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Francesca Kiel told the judge she understood she was as responsible for the deadly attack on her mother as her boyfriend, Ralph Keppler, because she aided and abetted him.
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Nassau County Executive Laura Curran and Police Commissioner Patrick Ryder urge community members to let an investigation into a Black woman's allegations run its course.
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Swimmer pulled from waters off Jones Beach dies
The 34-year-old man was found submerged in the ocean in the waters off the Field 2 beach at Jones Beach State Park, officials said.
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The singer/songwriter was on a motorcycle ride and stopped in his tracks when he saw the piano sitting curbside.
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The move by the department is its latest effort to curb an ongoing spike in New York City gun violence.
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The task force convened for the first time Tuesday in response to a Newsday investigation published last year that uncovered widespread evidence of discrimination by Long Island real estate agents.
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Officials encouraged residents to tie blue ribbons around trees and display them on their homes as a symbol of support to county law enforcement and the NYPD.
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Gregory Altieri was charged with one count of wire fraud, authorities said, for running what prosecutors called a two-year scheme based on bogus wholesale jewelry deals.
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Newsday's Andrew Gross talks about the team's lines and the signing on Russian goalie Ilya Sorokin.
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LI barbershops and restaurants forced to raise prices to stay afloat
The price of that entree or haircut may be going up, but struggling small business owners don't take the decision lightly. Read more
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NYSPHSAA executive director Robert Zayas expects Gov. Andrew Cuomo to share guidance about fall sports on Wednesday.
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While the menu carries on the original mission of honoring local ingredients with refined technique, the restaurant has been completely — and lavishly — upgraded.
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Offensive attempt to discredit Fauci
The Trump administration's effort continues a pattern: Attack science when things don't to the president's way.
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Tell us: What should the school experience be like in the fall?
Share your thoughts about how the upcoming school year should be changed because of coronavirus concerns
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Listen: Inside the Bronx Zoo as COVID-19 hit
For months, the zoo has had no visitors, just animals and essential workers in the wide green expanse. And some of the animals noticed the lack of people, says the zoo's director.
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Filler: Demands to change team name not "political correctness"
Airing all views too important an issue to group with defending slurs.
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From adult lemonade stands to dogs delivering craft beer, the pandemic inspired some ideas we hope stick around.
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They'll lend you the gear you need to get out on the water.
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From amenities to park tips, everything you need to know before you take Fido out for an afternoon of outdoor fun.
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Families are more than ready — and now finally able — to begin venturing out again for much-needed physical activity and a therapeutic change of scenery.
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During the current situation, scenic drives offer kid-friendly history lessons, off-the-beaten path hiking trails and more.
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Popular items range from vintage designer looks to cozy sweatpants.
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Suddenly popular again, the outdoor screenings are popping up in many neighborhoods.
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Yardzee, giant Connect Four and other games are bringing families outdoors.
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A federal judge announced the decision as a court hearing was getting underway on a challenge to the rule by Harvard University and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
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National politics, like much in American life, becomes a hostage of the pandemic with no end in sight. Even small ...
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Former U.S. Attorney General Jeff Sessions lost the Republican nomination for his old Senate seat in Alabama to former college football coach Tommy Tuberville, likely ending a long political career with a bitter defeat egged on by President Donald Trump.
