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U.S. Rep. Tom Suozzi held an event speaking to the community at Temple Beth Sholom when protestors spoke up about Suozzi voting to fund the Department of Homeland Security.

North Hempstead

Protesters disrupt Suozzi talk at Temple Beth Sholom over ICE funding vote

By Larissa Fuentes

Groundhog Day

Holtsville Hal, Malverne Mel make same Groundhog Day prediction

By Timothy Bolger

LJ Dong said she is referred to as "The Queen with One Bean," and has used her pageant success to become a health advocate.

Health

“The Queen with One Bean” went from medical turmoil to beauty pageant winner

By Casey Fahrer

Interim Superintendent Christopher Pellettieri, President Ted Post, Vice President Nadia Giannopoulos, and Trustee Marianna Bruno (L. to R.) at Jan. 29 board of education meeting

Manhasset BOE approves settlement over district’s special ed program

By Michael Campbell

Nassau County educator Tia Albig led a session at Parent University focused on strengthening communication at home through engagement, reflection, and connection.

Community Events

Carle Place holds third annual Parent University

By Long Island Press

St. John's Professor John DiMarco authored 'Hidden in Massapequa: Unearthing Fort Massapeag' after learning about the site's unique history.

What is Fort Massapeag? Author, professor, dives into history of Massapequa site

By Casey Fahrer

RXR broke ground on The Arden at Garvies Point, in Glen Cove. Courtesy RXR

RXR breaks ground on latest Glen Cove residential development

By Claude Solnik

Three owners of a new hookah lounge received a special use permit from the Village of Farmingdale.

Business

Hookah lounge owners plan to revitalize old space in Farmingdale Village

By Casey Fahrer

North Shore Central School District Board of Education discussed plans for responsible technology use.

North Shore discusses plans for responsible technology use

By Veronica Wakefield

Ørsted, the parent company of the Sunrise Wind turbine project, announced today that the U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia has granted a preliminary injunction sought by Sunrise Wind LLC to overturn the suspension order issued by the Director of the Department of the Interior’s Bureau of Ocean Energy Management (‘BOEM’) on Dec. 22 of 2025.

Fire Island News

Sunrise Wind Construction May Resume According to Most Recent Court Order

The Port Washington Chamber of Commerce is hosting its 19th annual SOUPer Bowl, inviting residents to taste and vote for the best soup.

Port Washington Chamber to host 19th annual SOUPer Bowl

By Long Island Press

Waxing the City’s team in the new studio located at Jericho Commons shopping center.

Business

Smooth operators: Waxing the City opens for business in Jericho

By Nicholas Gordon

Roslyn Cinema is being transformed into a single occupant retail space.

Roslyn Cinema closes curtains on films, reopens as retail space

By Larissa Fuentes

Romantic date by candlelight at night. Proposal hand and heart. Hands man and woman hold glasses at home. Toast. Couple in love drinking wine. Cheers. Dinner setup table for couple on Valentine’s day.

Tips to elevate a Valentine’s Day celebration at home

By Cameryn Oakes

Dozens protest in front of U.S. Rep. Tom Suozzi's office in Glen Cove after he was one of seven Democrats to vote in favor of a House of Representatives appropriation bill providing billions of dollars to ICE.

Living

Community protests outside Suozzi office because he voted to fund DHS

By Casey Fahrer

Alexander Acker is a designer who said he wants to help small businesses improve websites, using his new AI powered Website Medic.

Business

New Williston Park business owner wants to heal local websites

By J. Cav Scott

An alleged Tren De Aragua Members pleaded guilty for a May 2024 shooting and robbery in Hempstead.

Alleged Tren De Aragua member pleads guilty to May 2024 shooting, robbery in Hempstead

By Casey Fahrer

Karin Arlin, Harry Arlin and Shaked Zazon (L. to R.) at Sid Jacobson JCC to honor Holocaust Remembrance Day.

Holocaust survivors share stories of survival at Sid Jacobson JCC event

By Larissa Fuentes

Students from Cantiague Elementary School shared some of their school work to open the board of education’s meeting on January 29, 2026

Jericho BOE details budget for 2026-2027 school renovations

By Nicholas Gordon

Evening traffic jam on busy city highway. Rows of unrecognisable car stuck on road due to crush accident. Sunset metropolis rush hour scene

Politics

Editorial: Good news for Nassau commuters

By Schneps Media LI

Port Washington artist, Lori Kingsley, is making life a little sweeter with her business Sweet Life by Lori.

Port Washington artist uses loss to build a Sweet Life

By Larissa Fuentes

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Focus on the Great Neck Peninsula: Say hello to Aldi Supermarket!

By Janet Nina Esagoff

Glen Head Community Activist Christine Panzeca was one of the people leading an educational session on Propel NY's project to the community in Glenwood Landing.

Concerned Glen Head community gathers for education session on Propel NY Energy project

By Casey Fahrer

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By Geraldo Rivera

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