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A union official blames the railroad for outsourcing work to unqualified contractors, resulting in the service disruptions. The LIRR said normal train service would return Wednesday morning.
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Amid a pandemic and piles of snow, more than a dozen Long Island school districts have chosen to provide remote online lessons for students during winter storms, rather than shutting down for a day or two.
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One year after New York found its first COVID-19 case, the level of new infections is on the decline while a vaccination effort continues. The statewide seven-day average was 3.08%, while daily positivity was 3.58% from Sunday test results.
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In this, the second of a two-part series, Newsday continues to highlight the efforts of Black leaders making a difference on Long Island.
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Newsday's "Long Island Divided" housing investigation found evidence of unequal treatment of racial minorities in the housing market.
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Temperatures might be going down, but Long Island's restaurants are just starting to heat up.
Get a table for two or a creative meal to-go at these spots turning out special meals for the holiday weekend.
Fans of al fresco dining can stretch the season this year by having a meal in a unique and fun setting.
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That first year of high school on Long Island is a rite of passage into a wider world of more mature experiences, but the coronavirus pandemic has rewritten the script.
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Long Island Rail Road eliminates grade crossing in Mineola
The railroad's project officials said the closing will increase safety, but also requires motorists to find other ways to get across the Main Street tracks.
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"I like to do arts and crafts, and I thought the kids would really like it," said Caroline Faber.
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"The Big RL" was the pinnacle of performance for Black radio personalities in the United States and became a model for the best of what Black radio could be.
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"I'm always amazed at how hard they're willing to work, but to do it in this setting, in some ways, was the most satisfying," said the team's coach David Pitman