July 18, 2024 – LI Press

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Syosset

Community4Celiac Raises $55,000 For Celiac Research

By Hannah Devlin

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Business

Las Vegas Sands Lease of Nassau Coliseum OK’d Despite Protests

By Michael Malaszczyk

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Roslyn

Vintage Fabulous Finds Returns to the Bryant Library

By Anton Media Group Staff

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Port Washington

The Nicholas Center Podcast Marks First Anniversary With 25th Interview

By Port Washington News Staff

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Syosset

The Sarah Grace Foundation Hosts Successful Fundraising Dinner at Milleridge Inn

By Lauren Feldman

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Music

Santana: Using Music And Hope To Bring Unity To The World

By Dave Gil de Rubio

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Great Neck

Recent South High Graduate Receives Achievement Award

By Great Neck Record Staff

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Great Neck

Great Neck Plaza Summer Promenade Night Series

By Great Neck Record Staff

Opinions

Op-Ed: Keeping New Yorkers in Their Homes

By Anton Media Group Staff

Caribbean

Community Events

1st Annual Caribbean American Family Day in Amityville

By Long Island Press

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Rangers Legend Stéphane Matteau Highlights Memorable LIU Athletic Golf Outing

By Anton Media Group Staff

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Real Estate–July 25, 2024

By Christy Hinko

Long Island News

Walt Disney CEO and Oceanside Native Bob Iger and Journalist Willow Bay To Become Angel City FC’s New Owners

By Associated Press

Row of Old Apartment Buildings with Fire Escapes on the Lower East Side of New York City

AMNY

Op-Ed | Keeping New Yorkers in their homes

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