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5 things to watch for at the Democratic convention
The party will hold a virtual convention because of concerns caused by the coronavirus pandemic.
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Michelle Obama also will speak on the first night of the Democratic National Convention.
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After an outcry from parents, administrators of the Three Village district on the North Shore of Suffolk County are introducing a remote learning option and making masks mandatory.
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Newsday's Steve Langford talks to Long Islanders about their reaction to the service disruptions.
Whether opening a place or retooling an existing one, chefs and restaurant owners must stay nimble in this pandemic-centric world.
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Power outages fluctuated throughout the day, as heavy rain and winds buffeted the region Sunday.
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All of Long Island's colleges and universities are grappling with revenue losses and playing on their strengths to survive the challenges of COVID-19, their leaders say.
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He was a businessman known for an even keel, and he and his wife were involved with the Toys for Tots charity on Long Island.
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Mathew Barzal's goal at 4:28 of overtime was the difference, pushing the Capitals to the brink for Tuesday's Game 4.
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Developers are proposing tearing down the house, which preservationists say has no historical value.
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Experts had hoped the animal would find its way back to sea, but it was discovered dead on Saturday in the Far Rockaway area.
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For nine days in a row, the infection rate in New York was less than 1%, Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo said.
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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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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.
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Digital passport aims to drive shoppers downtown
The Long Island Downtown Deals Travel Pass is free to use for shoppers and retailers and has more than 100 merchants from six downtowns. Read more
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As Long Islanders rebuild from one storm, experts say there are things homeowners can do to better prepare for the next Big One — but you'd be better off assigning some of the work to professionals.
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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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The challenges of the November election are clear.
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Planning and funding can help the nation cast ballots by mail safely and fairly.
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How will COVID-19 impact the way we experience the national conventions and campaign ahead?
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As a lifelong motorcycle rider, I’m devastated to see the recent rash of fatal motorcycle-car collisions — at least eight ...
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Food critic visits 81-year-old seafood spot for the first time
Watch as Scott Vogel tries the Rockville Centre spot's famous fried Ipswich clams and learns the story behind the long-standing restaurant.
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Pedal tours immerse riders in the East End's landscape.
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Looking for a staycation close to home? Book a night at a Long Island hotel equipped with a pool.
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Almost Queen rocks the stage on Saturday, Sept. 5 while "Freestyle Carstock" swings through Sunday, Sept. 6.
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The new back-to-school essentials: Uncertainty breeds a new comfortable, casual vibe with added safety measures.
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If you’re looking to bring Spot to a spot, these places have made the declaration “Yes, dogs allowed.”
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"There's lots to see on the trails, so open your senses because it's a relaxing thing to do in a stressful time."
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She collaborated with her Instagram followers to design an athleisure line
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Democratic convention organizers finally get to test their coronavirus-era format, all with an eye to energizing voters for Biden and uniting to defeat Trump.
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Michelle Obama also will speak on the first night of the Democratic National Convention.
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He was a businessman known for an even keel, and he and his wife were involved with the Toys for Tots charity on Long Island.
