Coronavirus Tracking LI's Recovery
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Roosevelt Field to reopen Friday, email to tenants says
Broadway Commons in Hicksville said it would open Saturday, as Gov. Andrew Cuomo announced that malls meeting certain air filtering standards could reopen. Read more
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He said the state would publish guidelines on schools reopening by July 13, and that school districts would need to submit their plans by July 31.
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A day at the Long Island Aquarium. Checking out animals at the Long Island Game Farm. See how some residents on Wednesday spent the first day of Phase 4 on Long Island.
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At a gym in Port Washington, the owner says he's all set for the moment they get the green light to re-open, with hand sanitizer and social distancing only the beginning.
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The county is threatening to terminate the lease if the money isn't paid by July 22.
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The 56-year-old Hempstead man faces a charge of third-degree falsely reporting an incident, a misdemeanor, Suffolk police say.
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Most reopening plans for the fall semester allow college students to choose courses entirely online, in person, or a mix of in-person and remote instruction, referred to as a "hybrid course."
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In a letter sent last week to Patrick Foye, chairman of the MTA, union leader Anthony Simon questioned the agency's decision to "post 10 new high-level positions [while] on the brink of the worst financial crisis in its history."
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The Massachusetts native, who wanted to be a doctor, was an unlikely candidate to become the Walt Disney of Long Island.
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Community activists want the state to investigate Freeport police officers accused of misconduct during their arrest of Akbar Rogers in December.
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Preliminary report recommends establishing a police commission with broad powers over the NYPD.
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Available free to season-ticket holders, and it's feasible for the general public to buy some. But, there are some rules.
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The results came as the Suffolk board of elections tallied absentee ballots.
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A section of the state highway in Brookhaven, which civic groups say is riddled with potholes, is not scheduled to be fixed until the end of 2021.
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Stuck at home, LIers go big on basements
To make the most of what they have, people have set up or are spending more time in basements, with gyms, game rooms and caves stuffed with memorabilia. Read more
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Officials agree in principle to purchase a pair of buildings on East Main Street that will be used to connect Main Street to the riverfront along the Peconic River.
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Nearly three decades after the heartbreaking death of his 2-year-old son to leukemia, East Hampton's Dell Cullum discovered another son he never knew existed.
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Trump's dangerous push to reopen schools
Science and common sense, not politics, should dictate how students return to classes in the fall.
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Not the time to let loose
Let's not take a step back in our fight against the coronavirus.
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Is there a way forward for Nassau Coliseum?
The Point is Newsday's daily opinion newsletter.
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Marshall: A plan to get the Coliseum, Nassau Hub back on track
The goal is to get the New York Islanders to play the 2020-2021 season at the Coliseum and continue with development of the Hub.
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Careful — not all adult slushies are created equal.
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The concerts are spread throughout July and August for Town of Hempstead residents in the parking lot of Point Lookout Town Park and will feature a variety of tribute bands.
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Family fun doesn't have to mean traveling far.
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Experts say clients are likely to look for a blend of at-home and in-person workouts.
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Now that playgrounds across Long Island are reopening, consider these places for a day of fun.
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You can hit the sand at these spots with reduced capacity and other safety measures.
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Whether you're a newbie to riding or a polished equestrian, you'll find the right horse at these stables.
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Trump picked a public fight to try to force states to reopen schools in the fall — or else. He picked another with his CDC, saying its guidelines are too tough.
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On reopening schools amid the coronavirus, Trump again professes to know better than the experts and acts the sidelined agitator.
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During an alarming resurgence of the virus, Americans are facing long lines at testing sites, or are getting turned away, while others are going a week or more without receiving a diagnosis.
