Study Finds Potentially Harmful Levels Of Arsenic In Bottled Water Sold At Whole Foods
Whole Foods says the level of arsenic in the water is within federal regulations.
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Whole Foods says the level of arsenic in the water is within federal regulations.
Long Islanders can finally eat inside a restaurant, get a massage for their aching muscles, get a tattoo, or have their nails done. Safety rules in place, of course.
More businesses will be allowed to open in New Jersey just before the Fourth of July holiday, Gov. Phil Murphy announced on Wednesday.
Many people in our area have reached another big checkpoint on the road to reopening.
After waiting in a long line at Phantom Fireworks right off Route 80 in Stroudsburg, Shay Atkinson was set to head back to Brooklyn.
As New Jersey surges through Stage 2 of reopening, Gov. Phil Murphy announced more openings on Tuesday that will make children and parents especially happy.
Mayor Bill de Blasio said nearly 3,200 restaurants applied to reopen with seating in existing outdoor areas, sidewalks or curb lanes.
CBS2's Nick Caloway reports plenty of people were smiling behind their face coverings as they went to get the hair and nails done for the first time in months.
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New York City has entered Phase 2 reopening after shutting down due to the coronavirus pandemic.
New York City enters Phase 2 of the state's reopening plan on Monday. The city estimates another 150,000-300,000 residents will be heading back to work.
Just in time for Father's Day, nursing homes and other long-term care centers in New Jersey are now allowing visitors, at an outdoor space.
As many businesses reopen and people return to work, a job that requires close contact, dance, is still a long ways from getting back on the stage.
Nail salons can also open Monday, along with municipal and private club pools.
Assemblyman Jose Rivera and Brooklyn Borough President Eric Adams toured the South of France restaurant on Westchester Avenue.
