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| Arrests made in rash of East End fatal overdoses, Suffolk DA says |
| More details will be given at a news conference this afternoon about the arrests of two alleged drug dealers in connection with the overdoses caused by "a bad batch" of cocaine laced with fentanyl, authorities said. |
| New York can require masks in school, says Lt. Gov. Hochul |
| "In a matter of days, I'll be able to say we will have mask mandates," Lt. Gov. Kathy Hochul said today in Queens. "I just don't have that authority at this time, when I'm not going to overstep." |
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| The Great Resignation: Why so many workers are quitting |
| Remote work has been a wake-up call, as record numbers of employees walk away from stressful, in-person jobs. |
| Life, work and 'The Great Resignation' |
| Long Islanders talk about what drives them to leave a job — and what makes them want to stay. |
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| 3 places to eat on the sand this weekend |
| Enjoy everything from spicy tuna to a burger and fries right on the sand. |
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| Accountancy Margolin, Winer & Evens to be acquired |
| The deal joins Margolin, Winer & Evens' 130 employees with Baker Tilly's roughly 250 employees in the New York metropolitan area. |
| Bubble Palooza, 9/11 Jones Beach concert, more: What's up on LI this weekend |
| A special one-night event at Jones Beach in honor of the 20th anniversary of 9/11, a walking tour of the Vanderbilt Mansion and Bubble Palooza in Calverton: here's what's up on Long Island this weekend. |
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| Landlord: Another book seller may replace Book Revue |
| Book Revue landlord Emerson Dobbs III says he has been contacted by a book seller to replace the iconic store that was in that location in Huntington for 44 years but owes him more than $420,000 in back rent. |
| Al Kohanowich, star athlete at Hempstead HS and Vietnam vet, dies at 90 |
| Kohanowich won the Thorp Award in 1948, played football at Notre Dame and was a decorated veteran for his heroics during the Vietnam War. |
| Where to play arcade games on Long Island |
| If you are on the hunt for arcade entertainment, Long Island has a wide variety of places to get your game on. |
| Marshall: Summer camps offer COVID lesson |
| Strategies that worked can be adapted to help protect staff, students in schools, writes Newsday columnist Randi F. Marshall. |
| Students help organize Huntington Town's first 'anti-bias concert' |
| Harborfields High School incoming seniors Sharon Lin and Jacob Siegel, troubled by an increase in bias incidents and crimes against Asian Americans, came up with the idea for a concert to get the message out about discrimination. |
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