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150+ Northwell lab workers picket to protest stagnant contract negotiations, not yet on strike

By Isabella Gallo

Goo Goo Dolls

Concerts & Music

Goo Goo Dolls go viral (again) as 2025 tour ticket sales soar

By Dave Gil de Rubio

Co-founder of the LI International Film Expo, Debra Markowitz, Nassau County Comptroller Elaine Phillips, and cofounders of the LI International Film Expo Anne Stampfel and Henry Stampfel

Hempstead

28th annual LI International Film Expo kicks off in Bellmore

By Long Island Press

More than 1,4000 ICE detainees have been held in the Nassau County Jail since February.

Nassau

Nassau County Jail holds more than 1,400 ICE detainees over past 5 months

By Cameryn Oakes

The Port Washington Summer Music Program brings free music instruction to the district.

Port Washington

Port Washington’s free summer music program engages students in ensemble learning

By Larissa Fuentes

Jim Serpico turned to making artisans and leading Serpico's Bread Co. after a long career in producing television.

Levittown

Jim Serpico went from producing television to making bread and pizza

By Casey Fahrer

U.S. Rep Laura Gillen pushes legislation for safer roads in Hempstead.

Hempstead

Gillen pushes for safer roads, communities to take advantage of grant funding

By Casey Fahrer

Vanessa Dong-Monaco said she wants to bring 'new blood' to the Carle Place Board of Education.

Carle Place’s board president brings ‘new blood’ to the position

By Casey Fahrer

The Birchwood Civic Association serves the East Birchwood community in Jericho.

Jericho

Birchwood Civic Association hopes to fill residents’ needs in next project

By Hannah Devlin

Don, Eli and John Bekteshi (L.-R.) will be honored with a street renamed after them, "Bekteshi Brother's Way."

Manhasset

‘Bekteshi Brother’s Way’ honors longtime Villa Milano owners, staple in Manhasset community

By Cameryn Oakes

The Carlow

How one company navigated LI zoning to open 300 units

By Claude Solnik

“Salute to America” fire work show

Massapequa

Oyster Bay holds annual ‘Salute to America” concert and firework extravaganza

By Amit Ben-Bassat

The Vibrance 360 team held a BTL Brunch event for an afternoon of education, technology demos, and community support.

Roslyn

Vibrance 360 hosts wellness brunch event in Greenvale featuring immersive aesthetic technology

By Larissa Fuentes

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Sponsored

Leading the Fight Against Dementia: Dr. Keith Darrow Sets the Standard

By Long Island Press’ Advertising Partner

Sir P.G. Wodehouse made his name writing farcical stories about a charming but clueless rich young gentleman who is rescued from his escapades by his valet.

People

P.G. Wodehouse: The master of farce

By Annie Wilkinson

Village of Bayville Mayor Steve Minicozzi was elected to his role in 2023.

Bayville

Bayville mayor Steve Minicozzi champions local development

By Hannah Devlin

Members of the Glen Cove Rotary Club, including President Toya Davis (C.) and city Mayor Pam Panzenbeck (C. L.)

Glen Cove

Glen Cove Rotary Club celebrates 100 years, champions community service

By Hannah Devlin

The Village of Baxter Estates Board of Trustees will require residents to physically hand write and deliver to the village notices of unsafe conditions.

Port Washington

Baxter Estates proposes law concerning notice of unsafe village conditions

By Larissa Fuentes

Jasmine Luo's Girl Scout journey has shaped her leadership and future dreams.

Suffolk

Girl Scout of the Month: Jasmine Luo on artistry, dedication and leadership

By Long Island Press

VFW Post 1819 reopened their recreation center for veterans, thanks to a donation by King Quality Roofing and Siding. Commander Robert Freeland (L.) and Trustee Jerry Tedeschi (R.).

Port Washington

New windows help reopen VFW Post 1819’s recreation space in Port Washington

By Larissa Fuentes

The members of the 2025-2026 Hicksville Board of Education: (back row L. to R.) trustees Irene Carlomusto, Sunita Manjrekar, Danielle Fotopoulos, Patricia Bulerin, (front row L. to R.) Secretary Erin Guida, President Annette Beiner and Vice President Linda Imbriale.

Hicksville

Hicksville board reappoints president and vice president

By Casey Fahrer

The Center for Scienceis opening three new prehistoric dinosaur exhibitions on August 7.

Rockville Centre

Family Fun: Visit 3 new dino displays at Center for Science Teaching and Learning

By Maryam Babar

fashion

QNS

Faith meets fashion in the life and work of Queens designer Tobi Rubinstein

Paule Pachter is stepping down as CEO of Long Island Cares, or LI Cares.

Islip

LI Cares CEO steps down: ‘Time for someone younger to take over’

By James Bernstein

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Judy Collins will be performing at The Suffolk on July 10.

Judy Collins Brings Lyrical Mastery to Poetry with Latest Project

William Blount, 60, was found guilty of following Rothschild down the steps of the Queens Plaza subway station on February 24, 2022, before kicking her and then brutally bashing her skull with a hammer some 13 times before making off with her bag.

Violent felon sentenced to 25 years to life for brutal Queens hammer attack that left victim asking ‘Why me?’

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Behind the Hedges

Step into the New Estates at Baiting Hollow