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| The ultimate guide to outdoor dining on LI |
| Our best picks for eating beachside, on a rooftop or with a water view. |
| Outdoor entertainment is back: Here are the shows to see this summer on LI |
| The entertainment scene on Long Island this summer is going to be a breath of fresh air compared to last year. |
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| Chic restaurant opens in high-end LI apartment complex |
| Its menu draws inspiration, along with much of its produce and meats, from local purveyors. |
| Oyster Bay made offers to buy private golf course for $4.4M without telling public |
| The town offered to match the multimillion-dollar sale price for the nine-hole, approximately 50-acre property in East Massapequa and enter into a contract after spending $5,000 on an appraisal of the property that the town board was to approve retroactively. |
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| Cuomo announces 2022 start for LIRR access to Grand Central |
| The connection of the 11 LIRR lines to Grand Central, in addition to Penn Station, was described by Gov. Cuomo as a transformational project that fits into a larger agenda of re-imagining New York after the COVID-19 pandemic. |
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| Cameron: Shootings of 7 may be linked, gang-related |
| The victims in the shootings Sunday night in Bay Shore and Huntington Station had already gone to hospitals by the time cops arrived, says acting Police Commissioner Stuart Cameron. |
| DA: Hempstead woman charged in officer's fatal hit-run nearly hit another cop |
| Jessica Beauvais, who pleaded not guilty, drove away from the scene of the fatal accident, sped through a red light and drove on the wrong side of the road to evade capture, ramming a patrol car in a last-ditch effort to escape, prosecutors said. |
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| Student to sue district for refusing to publish poem on Floyd's death |
| Ruby Ray, 16, plans to sue for $2 million. Her poem is titled "Derek Chauvin's Ode to George Floyd: A Dark Sonnet." |
| Samanea mall's $28M renovation done, indoor adventure park coming |
| Samanea New York's approximately $28 million renovation is done and new tenants are lined up for the Westbury retail property, formerly called the Mall at the Source. |
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| Analysis: Vaccination rates on LI vary drastically by ZIP code |
| In ZIP codes where most residents are Black or Latino, 41.9% of residents have received at least one dose of vaccine, while in ZIP codes where most residents are not Black and Latino, 54.9% have, the Newsday analysis found. |
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