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The proposed state bill would create a 1/4 mile buffer between municipalities that have opted in for cannabis dispensaries and municipalities that have not. NewsdayTV's Shari Einhorn reports. 

'Residents aren't prisoners of Nassau'

Some experts were skeptical at how effective a one-day boycott might be in bringing about policy change, especially without a clear goal.

Blackout Friday: LI groups joining one-day economic boycott

WARNING: This video contains graphic images and sounds that some may find disturbing. New York Attorney General Letitia James' Office has released Nassau police body camera video of a deadly shooting in September. NewsdayTV's Ken Buffa reports.

Fatal shooting caught on police body-cam footage

The Fort Salonga summer home of Booker T. Washington, in a state of disrepair and in danger of falling into Long Island Sound, is mired in red tape. Newsday's Arielle Dollinger reports.

'In danger of falling into the Sound'

Crescent Duck Farm in Aquebogue, which had to shut down because of bird flu in January, has hatched a new generation of ducklings. NewsdayTV's Virginia Huie reports.

'I'd be letting Long Island down if we didn't do this again'

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The state says the current owner of the Port Washington retirement community sent a letter to affected residents outlining a closure plan without its approval, and that the plan is still under review.

Harborside's senior care cuts draw state review amid ownership change

Peconic Bay scallops had one of their biggest years in 2018 before a die-off starting in 2019-20, most likely tied to a pathogen.

Efforts continue to rebuild East End's fragile scallop, oyster population

The American Civil Liberties Union is seeking to represent two restaurant workers in a gender identity discrimination lawsuit after a U.S. agency that enforces civil rights laws filed to drop the case to comply with President Donald Trump's recent executive order targeting transgender people.

ACLU moves to take up gender identity lawsuit that EEOC is abandoning following Trump's order

An "economic blackout" promoted on social media is underway but with no clear indication of how many people took part or whether retail companies and restaurants will notice any effect from the grassroots protest.

Economic blackout: Will a 24-hour boycott make a difference?

Financial challenges at the Port Washington facility and other continuing care communities nationwide have cost families millions and sent some of the most vulnerable residents scrambling for new housing.

Bankruptcy at Harborside retirement community spurs questions, fears about continuing care model

The Harborside retirement community in Port Washington recently entered into its third bankruptcy in 10 years, and is currently trying to find a buyer, leaving many residents concerned about their futures.

Complete coverage: The Harborside retirement community in Port Washington

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NewsdayTV's Andrew Ehinger talks to customers at the opening of Wegmans in Lake Grove. 

'It's exciting, I've watched it grow'

When Jamie and Frantz Arty bought a stately Colonial-style house in 2018 they didn't know it was once owned by a prominent New York abolitionist and judge. Tour the home and see the renovation with Newsday's Faith Jessie.

Restoring an 1834 mansion in Oyster Bay, and uncovering its surprising history

New York Attorney General Letitia James on Monday announced a $16.8 million settlement between DoorDash and its delivery drivers over tips taken by the company. NewsdayTV's Ken Buffa reports.

'They were victims of theft'

One of the ways that officials are aiming to level the playing field is a proposed crackdown on landlords or property managers who use algorithms to set rents. Newsday business reporter Jonathan LaMantia has more. 

Officials aim to improve housing affordability 

"We don't want to increase any prices, but at this point, we don't have any choice," said one Long Island eatery owner about the rising price of eggs.

Egg sandwich with a side of surcharge

Chain restaurants on Long Island are on the decline. Newsday business reporter Victor Ocasio has more. 

Chain restaurants close across LI 

With some tariffs being paused, what could that mean for Long Island consumers and businesses? NewsdayTV's Shari Einhorn reports. 

'I pass the cost on penny for penny'

Janelle Moore lives in the Shinnecock Nation and is grateful for the assistance she received to help build and purchase her first home.

'I'm so grateful'

Those who qualify could get a one-time payment of $300 or $500. Some critics of the governor's plan argue it won't fix the affordability issues in New York State. 

LIers could receive rebate check from state 

The cost of eggs has been soaring largely because of bird flu, according to experts, who also warn high prices are here to stay for a bit. NewsdayTV's Shari Einhorn reports.

'Those high egg prices are here to stay'

Inventory for Long Island's housing market has hit its lowest point in 22 years. NewsdayTV's Shari Einhorn and Newsday business reporter Jonathan LaMantia report.

'More competition among buyers'

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