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COVID-19 infections appear to be slowing down, state stats show
Long Island's seven-day percentage of positive cases, consistently the highest in the state, also decreased slightly, to 25.95% from 26.46%.
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Apartment proposal delayed by village residents who oppose its size, density
Neighbors in Thomaston said they are worried about increased traffic passing through their streets, impact on their property values and the blockage of sunlight and views if the 75-unit building is constructed.
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Don't miss these 19 concerts on LI this fall
From Joan Jett at The Paramount in Huntington to Genesis at the new UBS Arena in Elmont, you won't want to miss these 19 concerts on Long Island this fall.
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Bigger Target now planned for New Hyde Park
Target says it will take over the basement and the two aboveground levels of the former Sears in the Lake Success Shopping Center.
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On the front lines of omicron: It 'hit us like a tidal wave.'
Like other hospitals across the region, Long Island Jewish in New Hyde Park is enduring a third major COVID-19 wave. Unlike the ones last winter and in spring 2020, this time almost all patients had access to a vaccine that is highly effective at preventing hospitalization.
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LIers frustrated by constant changes to CDC guidelines
Medical experts said the updates will continue as science scrambles to keep up with COVID-19, but worry that people will start ignoring important messages.
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School boards group: Blakeman lacks say on masking
"Counties have no more authority to direct school board matters than do schools to legislate county affairs," Michael J. Kelly, president of the Nassau-Suffolk School Boards Association said in a letter to the Nassau county executive.
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After omicron, what's next? LI doctors predict COVID's path
As the region faces surging COVID-19 cases and hospitalizations, medical experts say Long Islanders should prepare to live with the disease for years to come, but with the likelihood it will become less deadly over time.
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Low COVID-19 positivity rates stir cautious optimism on LI college campuses
In-person classes, clubs and even carnivals are back this semester, most homecoming and family weekends are on schedule and fans are back in stadium stands. Some campuses are reporting dozens of new cases over the first weeks of the semester, but positivity rates remain far lower than those outside the campus gates.
