'Purple Pumpkin Project' Hopes To Spread Message Of COVID Safety During Halloween On Long Island
Putting a photo of a purple pumpkin in your window will let trick-or-treaters know you're using safety precautions.
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Putting a photo of a purple pumpkin in your window will let trick-or-treaters know you're using safety precautions.
Suffolk County police said they were investigating a domestic incident on Towne Woods Road in Coram at around 5:40 p.m. on Monday when the incident occurred.
What started as a minor car accident ended with heroics by multiple good Samaritans.
Each of the candidates will have two minutes of uninterrupted time at the beginning of each 15-minute segment at the final debate, which is set to be held Thursday.
In a call with Trump campaign staff Monday, President Trump tore into the nation's leading infectious diseases expert and coronavirus task force member Dr. Anthony Fauci.
The late NYPD detective was a leading champion for benefits for first responders who became ill after working at Ground Zero.
Gov. Andrew Cuomo predicts 40 million doses of a coronavirus vaccine are what the state will need, as he announced Sunday a preliminary plan for distributing one.
This weekend, Americans face another surge in the COVID-19 pandemic. Infections have passed the 8 million mark and are rising rapidly. There are more than 218,000 dead.
It was another beautiful fall day across the region Sunday despite the presence of a bit of cloud cover.
Officials say it's the first Long Island street to be painted since the movement took off.
Pendergast taught elementary school in Northport and remained a fixture at ALS fundraisers and class activities.
The governor first extended the deadline when the pandemic shutdowns began in March.
When they check your signature, they can get persnickety. For example, if your signature on record has a middle initial, you better not forget it.
Vandals found spray paint in the office. It was used just last week to cover up white supremacy graffiti at the baseball field.
The water companies pledge to review bills with complaining customers, send technicians to inspect and test meters, and suggest homeowners have plumbers check for leaks.
