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Joe Winters, Head of Winter Bros. Waste Systems, Dies of Covid-19

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Nassau Announces First Covid-19 Vaccine Distribution Site

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Nassau University Medical Center Behind on Administering Covid-19 Vaccine, State Says

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Charming Victorian Home in Bay Shore Asks $849K

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Psychologists Address Kids’ Mental Health in the Pandemic

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How Long Island Gyms, Fitness Centers Are Preparing For a New New Year in 2021

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Long Island News

Moynihan Train Hall, a Penn Station Expansion, To Open Jan. 1, Cuomo Says

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Southold

Historic Farmhouse With Barn in Southold Asks $775K

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Nassau County Launches Pandemic Rental Relief Program

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Long Island News

Congress Blocks Sale of Plum Island in Covid-19 Relief Bill

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Officials Call for Probe of Oyster Bay Town Raises

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Long Island News

Northrop Grumman, Navy Reach $406M Deal to Clean Bethpage Toxic Plume

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Stony Brook-based Applied DNA Sciences Has Covid-19 Vaccines in Trial

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Long Island To Receive More Than 40K Moderna Vaccines In First Shipment

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New Year’s Day Events on Long Island 2021

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Northwell Health To Lead Covid-19 Distribution on Long Island

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Shoreham’s Carter Rubin, 15, Wins Season 19 of NBC’s The Voice

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Enchanting Brick Tudor in Garden City Asks $2.4M

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Long Islanders Should Prepare for Significant Winter Storm, Officials Say

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First New Yorkers Vaccinated For Covid-19 At Long Island Jewish Medical Center

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10 Long Island-Themed Gifts To Give This Holiday

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