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Do This

The Weekender: Things to do on Long Island this weekend

By Long Island Press

Mother Jones with striking textile laborers begin marching in 1903 (Library of Congress)

People

Mother Jones: The most dangerous woman in America

By Annie Wilkinson

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Vacation & Travel

Going Places: Women Power the Surge of Solo-But-Not-Alone Travel

By Karen Rubin

New Hyde Park's village board and department superintendents at the recent trustee meeting.

New Hyde Park presents tentative budget

By J. Cav Scott

Nassau County District Attorney Anne Donnelly announced a Long Beach man has pleaded guilty to attempted manslaughter after a 2025 incident involving an axe.

Long Beach man pleads guilty to attempted manslaughter after ambushing ex-coworker with axe

By Casey Fahrer

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Pets

Cat named Super Cheeks among pets up for adoption on Long Island

By Allison Matos

The Varsity squad poses with the 2026 Class A State Championship banner.

A title years in the making for Farmingdale High School’s Cheer team

By Long Island Press

Great Neck Plaza Deputy Mayor Lawrence Katz, Mayor Ted Rosen, and Deputy Mayor Pamela Marksheid (L. to R.)

Business

Great Neck Plaza approves permits for two new businesses

By Michael Campbell

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Nassau

Schneps Media LI seeking interns for 2026

By Long Island Press

The Propel NY Energy Team at the Oceanside Library meeting with residents in the community.

Business

Propel NY meets with communities as energy project is expected to start construction this year

By Casey Fahrer

Multiple villages in Roslyn held March elections.

Roslyn-area village elections bring new faces, return incumbents to office

By Larissa Fuentes

Field of tulips with some cut in a basket

New York Family

Long Island Spring Bucket List for Kids and Families

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Charity

Zaki teams up with Geraldo for Life’s WORC golf outing on June 29

By Long Island Press

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The Great Spring Reset: How to wake your home up after a Long Island winter

By Steve Mosco

Nassau County Board of Elections officials said they were told Village of Saddle Rock Mayor Dan Levy altered voter roll.

North Hempstead

Mayor Dan Levy altered Village of Saddle Rock voter roll before election

By Michael Campbell

Top, L to R: Peter Kulka, Patricia O’Neill, Regina Im, Gregory Licalzi, Kenneth C. Riscica. Middle L to R: Eric Carlson, Mary Hauck, Kristina Lobosco, Rich Dunphy, Robert Broderick. Bottom L to R: James Corcoran, Randall Rosenbaum, Claire Dorfman, Gary Lewandowski, A.J. Smith.

Village of Plandome Manor incumbent trustees successfully fend off challengers

By Michael Campbell

Theresa Kahan, the Glen Cove City School District’s assistant superintendent for business and operations and other district officials addressed its budget gap for the 2026-2027 school year.

Business

Glen Cove City School District slightly narrows budget gap, but work still needed

By Casey Fahrer

Trustees Michael Longobardi (L.) and Jennifer Stewart (R.) won reelection unopposed in Floral Park.

Floral Park incumbent trustees win election

By J. Cav Scott

The Village of Manorhaven approved a proposal from BFJ Planning to start working on a comprehensive plan.

Manorhaven approves proposal to develop comprehensive plan

By Larissa Fuentes

Residents in the Villages of Farmingdale and Massapequa Park elected two trustees and a justice in the recent election.

New trustee elected in Farmingdale, two incumbents return to board in Massapequa Park election

By Casey Fahrer

Chief Fire Marshal Michael Uttaro was honored by the Building Inspectors Association of Nassau County.

Chief fire marshal honored by building inspector association

By J. Cav Scott

A Farmingville man was indicted on manslaughter charges after a crash killed two people in Hicksville

Farmingville racing enthusiast indicted on manslaughter charges after fatal crash in Hicksville

By Casey Fahrer

Three Port Washington villages held elections in March.

Port Washington village elections return incumbents, draw write-in interest

By Larissa Fuentes

Village of Roslyn Mayor John Durkin (L.) and Deputy Mayor Marshall Bernstein (R.) discussed parking meters during Bernstein's last board of trustees meeting.

Roslyn board approves new parking meters, marks Bernstein’s final meeting

By Larissa Fuentes

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