Long Island
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Many New York City residents have headed to the East End amid the coronavirus outbreak.
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Stop & Shop, Walmart, CVS, Dominos need more workers to help stock shelves, staff warehouses and handle deliveries.
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New restrictions will mandate when and for how long residents can irrigate their lawns as officials plan ahead to conserve water ahead of peak demand, well upgrades.
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Long Island high school seniors preparing for college face a new normal of virtual campus tours and uncertainty about the fall.
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Stony Brook University told campus residents to pack their belongings and move out, leaving about 50 international students concerned that they might end up homeless.
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"Being black enough is being who you are and whatever you want to be, not being defined by the rules or by the fashion or by anybody," said 15-year-old Kaldwin Lerandy.
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They make up a large share of workers in the hard-hit service industry but may not benefit from the federal government's record $2.2 trillion stimulus package.
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See the latest images from around the region during the coronavirus outbreak.
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Their risky jobs are now riskier, and they struggle with a dilemma: How do I protect my health and my family while still doing my job?
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President Trump and Gov. Cuomo both said they were taking the action in an attempt to head off further escalation of the pandemic, although both acknowledged the worst was yet to come.
Cost of Living
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Statistics on retirement savings can be sobering, but some people learn how to make the most of their later years.
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The single-family home has long reigned on Long Island. But buyers increasingly are seeking condos, co-ops and town houses.
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Consumers could save upward of $60 to $80 a month by cutting out the TV piece of their bundled service. But higher streaming costs and a proliferation of options are eating away at some of the savings.
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The reason those between the ages of 18 and 34 cited most for leaving? The cost of living.
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LI divers discover remains of shipwreck off Montauk Point
A group of Long Island divers appears to have discovered the remains of a Civil War-era ship 30 miles south of Montauk Point — 156 years after the 181-foot sailing vessel ship was sent to bottom of the Atlantic.
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John Jackson, who was convicted of strangling his wife in their Bellmore home in 1995, will be considered for parole next month. But an online petition filed on behalf of Nick Gangi and his family pushes to block Jackson's release.
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The suspect allegedly threatened to run the victim over if she didn't get into his car.
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Cars with horns honking, fire trucks and bagpipe players paraded past his house because coronavirus had prevented an in-person celebration.
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Franklin Square school board trustee Joseph Lewinger, 42, died of complications related to the coronavirus, district officials announced Sunday.
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Get the latest updates from officials, Newsday reporters and more on coronavirus.