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Quiet LIRR Trains And Open Roads As Coronavirus Spreads: Patch PM
Also: St. Patrick's Day parades at risk / Driver convicted in activist's death / LI rabbi infected / State troopers involved in shooting

Share-worthy stories from Long Island Patch sites to talk about tonight:
Long Island commuters notice emptier train cars and highways as fears over the new coronavirus spur many to work from home.
Find out what's happening in Levittownfor free with the latest updates from Patch.
Anti-gang activist Evelyn Rodriguez was killed in 2018 after being struck by a car driven by Annmarie Drago.
Find out what's happening in Levittownfor free with the latest updates from Patch.
Anyone who came into contact with him should go into quarantine.
Coronavirus Could Affect Long Island St. Patrick's Day Parades
With the new coronavirus rapidly spreading across Long Island, organizers have begun postponing and even canceling St. Patrick's Day parades.
One person was injured Wednesday in a shooting on the Northern State Parkway that involved New York state troopers, police said.
A new, 25-room boutique hotel and event space is set to open on Long Island just in time for summer.
Amid concerns over the spread of the coronavirus, Long Island University will only hold online classes for two weeks.
While courses and finals will happen remotely, the campus will remain open and operational.
The students are "asymptomatic" for the new coronavirus and the school district remains open, the superintendent says.
Gov. Andrew Cuomo announced the decision to switch SUNY and CUNY schools to distance learning, affecting more than a million students.
Life At The Epicenter Of Coronavirus In New York
Things were very, very quiet in the tree-lined neighborhood the day officials announced a containment zone for coronavirus.
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