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Massapequa school board: Masks optional after Feb. 21 |
The school district's board has voted to halt enforcement of mask-wearing in its schools when the state mandate expires next month. |
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LI teacher pleads not guilty to giving teen COVID shot in her home |
A Herricks school district science teacher pleaded not guilty to a felony for allegedly injecting a 17-year-old friend of her son with what authorities believe was a coronavirus vaccine, according to court documents. |
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10 events, things to do this weekend on Long Island |
If you're looking for things to do on Long Island, here are spots to explore and events to attend this season. |
CDC: Booster shots greatly reduce COVID-19 hospitalizations |
An unvaccinated senior is 49 times more likely to be hospitalized with COVID-19 than someone 65 and older who received a vaccine booster shot, according to newly released federal data. |
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Giants name Joe Schoen as new GM |
He had been the assistant GM of the Buffalo Bills and has 20 years of scouting and executive experience in the NFL |
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5 indoor places to play baseball, pickleball and more this winter |
When the weather gets cold, the sports move indoors on Long Island. |
Patchogue bakery opens location inside new LI library |
The spot offers coffee and espresso drinks, as well as cheese danishes, muffins and cupcakes. |
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PSEG puts its plan to offer $1,000 vaccine incentive on hold |
The company has put on hold a plan to pay employees up to $1,000 in special one-time incentive to receive the COVID-19 vaccine, after the Supreme Court blocked the Biden administration's vaccine-or-test mandate for large employers. |
25 ideas for winter fun on Long Island for families |
Ahh, winter wonderland. For families, it can feel more like winter, wonder what to do? |
Cinema Arts Centre's reopening delayed, no new date announced |
Huntington's venerable independent theater was supposed to finally reopen on Feb 4, but "a perfect storm" of unforeseen complications has put those plans on hold. |
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FDNY Commissioner Daniel Nigro retiring |
Nigro joined the FDNY 53 years ago and has been New York City's fire commissioner since 2014. Feb. 16 will be his last day, according to a department news release. |
Try a new fitness class this year: GoBungee, Climb N Vibe Rhythm and more |
Shaking up a fitness routine is a smart and healthy way to get a jump on 2022. |
Dogs help sniff out potential trouble at JFK |
Last fiscal year, dogs helped agricultural specialists at Kennedy Airport confiscate thousands of food items, plants and animals that, if they get into the U.S., could cause enormous damage. |
New diocese education CEO keeps faith in Catholic schools |
Karen Greve Milton spent four decades in public service at the local, state and federal level before starting this week at the Diocese of Rockville Centre's Department. Her mission: Stopping the stream of Catholic schools closing on Long Island because of plummeting enrollment. |
Reader letters: With COVID divide, I miss 'happy days' |
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