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Donna Caltabiano of Floral Park recently arrived home after a week stuck in Dubai due to the Iran conflict.

Long Islander arrives home after week stranded in Dubai

By J. Cav Scott

Mad Science LIF

New York Family

Long Island Family’s Biggest Family Expo is Sunday, March 15th!

One of two rookie Queens cops indicted on federal charges for robbing, groping woman at brothel

LI ex-cop pleads not guilty to robbing, groping woman at alleged brothel

By Nina Pullano

The Hillside Islamic Center has sued the Town of North Hempstead, claiming it has used zoning law to prevent the congregation from building an adequate place of worship.

Hillside Islamic Center sues town after expansion request denial

By J. Cav Scott

Nassau County Police Officer Patricia Espinosa died in an alleged DWI car crash.

New charges filed against driver in crash that killed Nassau cop

By J. Cav Scott

Westbury Arts holds 2026 exhibition 'Black, White, and Grey or Monochrome Members Only'

Community Events

Westbury Arts showcases monochrome exhibition

By Long Island Press

2026 International Women's Conference at Hofstra University

2026 International Women’s Conference inspires at Hofstra University

By Dr. Neva Alexander

Zorn's has been a family business since it was founded four generations ago.

Business

LI family businesses: A company by another name isn’t the same

By Claude Solnik

Mayor Pedram Bral, Trustee Anne Mendelson, and Deputy Mayor Barton Sobel (L. to R.) at the Tuesday, March 10, village board meeting.

Village of Great Neck faces backlash after issuing 400 summonses for snow-related violations

By Michael Campbell

Pastor Roger Williams of the First Baptist Church of Glen Cove and others approached the Glen Cove City Council about protecting residents from ICE.

Glen Cove residents ask city council for protection from immigration enforcement

By Casey Fahrer

Village of East Hills Mayor Michael Koblenz (L.) and Trustee Emmanuel Zuckerman (R.) discussed the need for a bond for the new village playground.

East Hills trustees approve $2.5M bond for new village playground

By Larissa Fuentes

Trustees Jennifer Stewart and Michael Longobardi are seeking reelection unopposed.

Floral Park trustees seek reelection unopposed

By J. Cav Scott

Kings Point Park entrance on Steamboat Road with the United Mashadi Jewish Community of America center under construction in the background

State Sen. Jack Martins withdraws Kings Point Park land swap bill

By Michael Campbell

(L. to R.) Trustee Jeffrey Clark, Deputy Mayor Janine Sartori and Mayor Paul Pereira are seeking reelection unopposed.

Williston Park and Mineola officials seek unopposed reelection

By J. Cav Scott

The Nassau County Police Department reported that an electrical fire at Westside Elementary School in Syosset caused extensive structural damage.

Fire at elementary school in Syosset causes ‘extensive damage’

By Nicholas Gordon

County Executive Bruce Blakeman gave his State of the County address, and said that Nassau is the safest and most desirable county in the U.S.

Politics

Blakeman touts public safety, claims affordability in State of the County

By J. Cav Scott

Asset Enhancement Solutions LLC is offering businesses a way to convert disputed tariff claims into near-term cash.

Nassau

Uniondale firm helps businesses turn disputed tariff claims into cash

By Larissa Fuentes

Town Supervisor John Ferretti at the most recent town board meeting.

Hempstead board passes tax exemption for families of police killed in action

By J. Cav Scott

Sea Cliff trustee George Williams (L.), Mayor Elena Villafane (C.), and trustee Nicholas Pinto (R.) discussed community recycling at their recent board meeting.

Sea Cliff Board, environmental committee want to spur recycling

By Nicholas Gordon

Town of North Hempstead Town Board listens to Claudia Kessler at Tuesday, March 10, public hearing.

North Hempstead exempts ‘seriously disabled veterans’ from town property taxes

By Michael Campbell

Oyster Bay Town Supervisor and the town board approved tax exemptions for disabled veterans and spouses of killed police officers.

Business

Town of Oyster Bay approves tax exemptions for disabled vets, spouses of killed police officers

By Casey Fahrer

syosset-BOE

Syosset BOE reviews 2026–2027 budget, construction projects

By Paulina Marinkovic

“Your blood donation can save up to three lives, requiring just a small amount of your time for a lasting impact,” the library said in a statement.

Community Events

Blood drive at Jericho Library on March 31

By Long Island Press

Nicole and Vinny Corrao on the job at their new Americano Pizza Shop in Syosset.

Syosset

Americano Pizza shop opens in Syosset, featuring sourdough pies

By Veronica Wakefield

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