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JUNE 25 - JUlY 1, 2020
A predicted win for Suozzi in primary
in support of black owned businesses David Thomson, an immigrant from Guyana, said there are not many black owned businesses in Glen Cove, but his business needs support, which he hoped to highlight when marching in a Black Lives Matter protest. Story, Page 6.
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Salons, tattoo shops, indoor restaurants open in Phase 3 By JENNiFER CoRR and SCott BRiNtoN jcorr@liherald.com, sbrinton@liherald.com
Nassau was on track to begin Phase 3 of the state’s reopening protocols on Wednesday, according to County Executive Laura C ur r an and G ov. A n d rew Cuomo. During the third phase, restaurants will be permitted to
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had only counted results from inperson early and Election Day voting. Absentee ballots had not Primary results for the 3rd been tabulated. So the vote could Congressional District race were not be finalized. not final at press time on June By state law, counting of 24, but U.S. Rep. Tom Suozzi said absentee ballots could not begin he was confident he had won. until seven days after June 23, With 340 precincts reporting in- the last date by which the ballots person voting, he could be postmarked had captured 59 perto count in the eleccent of the total vote tion. The state was among the three canwaiting a week to didates running. ensure that all “Last night was a ab s e n t e e b a l l o t s great night, and it’s were returned and amazing how many counted, said Bonpeople voted,” said nie Garone, counsel the Democrat in a to the Nassau DemoWednesday morning cratic election comZoom call. “The bigmissioner. gest enemy in a race T r a d i t i o n a l l y, is low voter turnout. U.S. REP. people who cast More than double absentee ballots tend voted compared to tom SUozzi to be older than the first time I ran those who vote in [in a primary] in 2016.” person, said Suozzi, 57, a former The 3rd District congressman Nassau County executive and noted he had 4,000 more votes Glen Cove mayor. “The younger than one candidate and 8,000 voters are more likely to vote for than the other. my opponents,” he said. “Older Suozzi’s opponents in the pri- voters voting absentee will be mary, Michael Weinstock, an better for me.” attorney, and Melanie D’Arrigo, It was unclear at press time an allied health professional, what percentage of the electorhad not conceded as of Wednes- ate voted by absentee ballot, and day, Suozzi said. how many such ballots were As of Tuesday night, the Nassau County Board of Elections Continued on page 3
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open for inside dining at 50 percent capacity, provided that diners wear masks and tables are at least six feet apart, with no more than 10 people at a table. Spas and tattoo shops will also be allowed to reopen at 50 percent capacity. Waiting rooms will be closed. “Our books are going to be full,” said Carolyn Braband, a tattoo artist at Twin Moon Creations, in Glen Head.
“People are calling in. It’s good at the end of the day, but we definitely took a hit.” Braband said that the coronavirus shutdown quarantine gave clients time to think about what they want in a tattoo. In the shop, which Braband described as sterile, there will be daily temperature checks, and health screenings for employees. ArtContinued on page 3
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do work across party lines to get things done, which I will continue to do.