‘They don’t tell you anything... Then all of a sudden your mother's dead.’
Patients isolated inside. Loved ones kept in the dark. See how COVID-19 ravaged LI’s second-largest nursing home.
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The governor will announce rules for gyms' reopening Monday. The return of bowling alleys includes limitations to prevent virus spread, as will the reopening of museums and aquariums in New York City.
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The utility's president said Friday the company has wrapped up much of its work restoring the damage caused by Tropical Storm Isaias. But the repairs happened amid a tidal wave of criticism over response times.
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Demonstrators held a rally in front of Nassau County police headquarters, where they called for the arrest of a man who they said was responsible for causing the collision.
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The veteran anchor has been a fixture at 5 p.m. and in primetime for nine years. His last day is Friday.
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Sid Nathan accepted a post at Ravenswood Generating in Queens in July.
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Trump spoke to members of the City of New York Police Benevolent Association as he steps up his attacks on Joe Biden and his running mate, Sen. Kamala Harris.
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A Valley Stream man says he wants to "live in peace" after accusations from a Black neighbor about years of racial harassment that led to protests and a law enforcement probe.
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A man arrested for violating a protection order was inadvertently shot in the hand when his dog charged the arresting officer, prompting the officer to fire his gun, police said.
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He also expressed support for drop boxes in which to deposit ballots.
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State Police seek passenger who fired shots on NSP
State Police seek the public's help to identify a male passenger they said got out of a Honda Accord and shot at a vehicle on the Northern State Parkway.
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Thanks to COVID, they can no longer afford to live here
These Long Islanders, many living paycheck to paycheck before the coronavirus outbreak, say now they're left with no choice but to relocate to areas with a lower cost of living. Read more
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Some veterans face unique underlying illnesses exacerbated by the crisis that are pushing some to suicide, advocates told a legislative hearing.
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The NRA had sued after gun stores were deemed nonessential, but the judge found the organization failed to show how it was hurt by the executive order.
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After not having electricity since Tropical Storm Isaias hit last week, the Cold Spring Harbor resident took matters into his own hands.
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The Rallye Collision Center carried out "a pervasive deception scheme," said Carle Place attorney Jeffrey Brown, who filed the lawsuit.
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Clams, crabs and other shellfish rank high on the list of seafood delights Long Islanders enjoy.
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Trump undermines the Postal Service
His attacks ahead of the 2020 election are political.
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State must answer questions on nursing homes
NY officials say they can't provide full data on COVID-19-related deaths. That's not good enough.
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Democrats shouldn't count their chickens yet
The worst mistake Democrats could make now is overconfidence.
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Young: Kamala 'The Cop' may be what Dems need
Biden's VP pick coud be just what his party is missing to beat Trump.
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No food sums up summer like ice cream, whether it’s a cone on the run, or a sit-down feast of a banana split.
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From art exhibits to notable homes to lighthouses, here are some day-trip suggestions, starting west and heading east.
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Pedal tours immerse riders in the East End's landscape.
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Go to a concert on the water or a sunset cruise.
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Wit & Whim is an eclectic gift-meets-gallery-meets-curiousity shop in Port Washington.
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Thinking about adopting a pet? These Long Island shelter dogs are looking for forever homes.
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Ice cream truck rentals, personalized inflatables and yard signs are surging in popularity.
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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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Trump spoke to members of the City of New York Police Benevolent Association as he steps up his attacks on Joe Biden and his running mate, Sen. Kamala Harris.
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Trump's drive to destroy confidence in a voting process challenged by the pandemic has become clear.
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The Canada-U.S. border will remain closed to non-essential travel for at least another month, Canada's public safety minister said Friday.
