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Friday's Newsday cover: The federal government is expected to lift its "pause" on use of the Johnson & Johnson COVID-19 vaccine, but there are signs that rare blood clots linked to the J&J product have increased vaccine hesitancy. https://t.co/zIaZotj12p https://t.co/ORG29GYnDk

"As I heal, I’m being a little bit more and more grateful for the things I can do again that I used to before I got injured," said Nafiah Ikram, 21. https://t.co/Al96W9IwCd

Consider it outdoor dining 2.0. A year into the pandemic, more restaurants are leaning into relaxed restrictions that make it easier to set up al fresco dining areas for patrons who prefer to eat outside. https://t.co/FCoe6W82Mr

If you’re looking for a home on the East End this spring, hold onto your wallet. https://t.co/eZdx063sOJ

Growers, processors, wholesalers and retailers across the region have begun positioning themselves to be ready when the law takes effect. https://t.co/PcRHcaNuly

In nearly 40% of transactions in the first three months of 2021, the final sale price was higher than the last listing price. https://t.co/SYEsruPE7A

What will Long Island’s prom season look like this year? Newsday is looking for story ideas on how schools are navigating prom during a pandemic. Please send any information to josh.stewart@newsday.com

As soon as Alex Bernard learned of Tuesday's supermarket shooting in West Hempstead, he started texting his cousin, Ray Wishropp, the grocery manager. Bernard wanted to make sure his cousin was safe. He waited for a response. And waited some more. https://t.co/vqplVTomUX

One day you’re a 14-year-old getting assaulted by Adam Sandler on a golf course movie set in Canada in a silly sports comedy, the next you’re a 40-year-old father of three and a Ph.D trying to help humanity on Long Island. https://t.co/9xVsDKQO4p

It’s better to speak directly with the establishment's management privately than to initiate a direct confrontation with fellow patrons who fail to comply with pandemic regulations, said Eric Alexander, head of the LI Main Street Alliance. https://t.co/IDjuYgcJ6L

Thursday's Newsday cover: Family and friends of Ray Wishropp, who was fatally shot at a West Hempstead Stop & Shop, mourn the loss of a "genuine, great person." https://t.co/vqplVTomUX https://t.co/JNhDxixlAM

One of the owners of Dortoni Bakery said the newest branch would open in the former Pier I Imports building on East Jericho Turnpike. https://t.co/isUIyQpYtd

Gov. Cuomo told those over 60, "you don't have to go on the internet" searching for an appointment, "you don't have to do anything. Just show up." https://t.co/uaO1tr9ex4

Who stole the turtle sculpture from a yard in Westhampton? https://t.co/dVNfBgDOI4

The defense claims that Singh said in a sworn deposition in a civil court case later in 2019 that the bribes he gave the now-former county executive related to Nassau County and "had nothing to do with the Town of Oyster Bay." https://t.co/uR3pfLJnbr

#Rangers defenseman Zac Jones set to make NHL debut against Flyers | @ColinSNewsday https://t.co/jJxFOBZmBN https://t.co/oi8Gp6ysco

Boone said Urshela is day to day. Could be an option tonight and the hope is he'll be back in tomorrow

The thing about visiting Chicago is you’re here for a couple of days and then “Go Cubs Go” is stuck in your head for months

End of the first quarter from Centereach, no score between No. 1 Ward Melville and No. 2 Northport.

Mets roster move: Righthander Sean Reid-Foley is called up, righthander Trevor Hildenberger is sent down.

Saleh also said the Jets have had a good turnout for the first week of the voluntary offseason program.

Robert Saleh said he's excited to work with linebacker C.J. Mosley and that he fits any scheme.

A little @TouchNgo_ Rudeboy Randy Brown and Alex Oliveira pre-fight video chatter here. https://t.co/kVlnhe8KjH #ufc261 #lynbrook #budokan #bellmorekickboxingmma

Pete Alonso leads the majors with 72 home runs since he debuted in 2019. His average exit velocity of 100 mph this year also leads the majors. https://t.co/LpsrR8aeQb

Pete Alonso said he wants to defend his Home Run Derby title at Coors Field in July. "I’m all in," he said. "I’m ready. If I get invited, I’d love to do it."

Pete Alonso said he got snubbed by Statcast, which estimated that his homer out of Wrigley Field last night went just 429 feet. "That’s what the computer says," Alonso said, "and I think the computer is wrong."

In Peconic, a winery tasting room in Long Island's East End became a mass vaccination site as nearly 500 farmworkers got their first dose of the Moderna shot for #COVID19 Wednesday and Thursday | @VeraChinese & @BartMJones https://t.co/oyvkNdZp8G via #NY @Newsday

We’re at Centereach High School today, where No. 1 Ward Melville and No. 2 Northport are set to face off in the Suffolk Class A field hockey final at 4 p.m. Follow along for updates!

Dave Gettleman is amused by the idea he has some philosophical roadblock which has prevented him from trading back in any of the drafts he had run. But he also disputes the precept, calling it an "urban myth." “Honest. I’ve tried.” https://t.co/B4DIhrgcmz

Will @Espngreeny play it straight and non-partisan in hosting his first #NFLDraft ? Yes. But will he also be keeping an extra-close eye on picks 2, 23 and 34? Yes. #NYJets https://t.co/wFpb902DX5