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| LI districts await direction on possible NY testing requirement for school staff |
| On Tuesday, Gov. Kathy Hochul announced she would work with the state Department of Health on a policy requiring schoolteachers and staff to undergo weekly testing unless they're vaccinated against COVID-19. |
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| Equinor considers driving huge pilings into LI seabed for wind turbines |
| The massive turbines were to be supported by concrete foundations built near Albany and sent by barge to the waters off Long Island; now the company is weighing using pile-driven monopiles instead. |
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| NWS: Ida's heavy rains, possible thunderstorms move in Wednesday night into Thursday |
| The rain is expected to intensify Wednesday night, as the now-Tropical Depression Ida approaches with heavy rain, thunderstorms, and even an isolated tornado, the National Weather Service said. |
| Growing pizza chain opens second LI location |
| The Connecticut-based chain has staked its corner of the pizzaverse with hot-oil pizza, a cheese pie drizzled in chili oil. |
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| Guidance counselor gets vibrant back-to-school transformation |
| After a full two-days of pampering, hair, makeup and style advice, Sandra Quinteros, a guidance counselor at Riverhead Middle School, is heading back to school this year with new found moxie and confidence as Newsday's 2021 Teacher Makeover winner. |
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| Police: Reward offered for arrest in Coram homicide |
| In 2019, Suffolk police found 18-year-old Jaifield Gordon shot inside a BMW after a dispute in Coram. On the anniversary of his death, police are asking for the pubic's help to make an arrest. |
| Paramount to require vax proof or negative COVID test starting Oct. 4 |
| The Paramount in Huntington has announced that it will be adhering to Live Nation's new COVID-19 regulations |
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| Young: Meanings of race, whiteness evolve |
| Be wary of rhetorical wars over census data that shows increasing diversity. |
| Great Jack O'Lantern Blaze returns to LI |
| Tickets are now on sale. |
| Watch: Gov. Hochul calls session to extend evictions moratorium |
| Gov. Kathy Hochul called for a special session of the State Legislature on three issues, extending the state's moratorium on tenant evictions, allowing local governments to continue to meet remotely and jump-start the process of legalizing marijuana sales in New York. |
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| Rental aid going unused on Long Island |
| Over 6,650 applications have been filed. But that's just a small fraction of the 28,120 households estimated to be behind on their rent. |
| Historic and unforgettable Long Island street names |
| Can you tell me how to get -- how to get to Sesame Street (in Kings Park)? Ever take a walk down Wolf Hill Road in Huntington? Or take a turn down the winding Whiskey Road in Ridge? |
| Tattoo business booms post-quarantine |
| Shops are hiring, and customers sometimes wait months for appointments to get the tattoos they spent the shutdown dreaming about, owners say. |
| Town's $420G parks spend will serve growing pickleball demand |
| Smithtown will spend $420,000 to upgrade four town parks and add eight courts for pickleball — which a town official says came after calls and emails from the sport's enthusiasts. |
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