Coronavirus Triggers 'Unprecedented Surge' In Gun Sales: Patch PM

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Coronavirus Triggers 'Unprecedented Surge' In Gun Sales

"They're afraid of looting. They're afraid neighbors will come take their toilet paper and their bread."

Long Island Blood Centers Report "Extremely Urgent" Need

Long Island blood banks concerned over blood shortage due to coronavirus pandemic.

NY Coronavirus: 3/4 Workforce Stay Home; Mortgage Payments Waived

Gov. Andrew Cuomo says 75 percent of the workforce must stay home and mortgage payments will be waived for 90 days.

New Coronavirus Cases Reported At LI Retirement Community

"We feel unsettled." Family speaks after reports that some Peconic Landing members, confirmed with coronavirus, are "quarantined in place."

SoBol Offering Curbside Pickup, Delivery, Amid Coronavirus

SoBol locations across Long Island are offering the services and following precautions due to the new coronavirus.

Coronavirus: As NY Liquor Regulators Ease Rules, Merchants Adapt

Establishments across Long Island are serving alcohol to-go or delivering it as they adjust to the state's mandate against in-store service.

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• New Rochelle Man Who Was 2nd NY Coronavirus Case Is Awake, Alert
• Tanger Outlets Close As Lawmakers Race To Contain Coronavirus
• County Asks Visitors, Weekenders To Stay Away
• Nassau County Releases Map To Track Coronavirus Cases
• Guide To Takeout During Coronavirus Shutdowns
• Coronavirus Forces Hofstra To Close Dorms, Send Students Home
• Coronavirus In Nassau: Third Death Reported; Scams On The Rise
• Coronavirus A 'War,' With 4K Cases Reported Statewide: Cuomo
• Stay Home: Rockland County Coronavirus Cases Double To 80

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