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Matthew Weippert, the president of the Sarah Grace Foundation and father of Sarah

Jericho

The Sarah Grace Foundation raises over $5K for children with cancer

By Hannah Devlin

Nassau

Unidentified body found dead in Island Park water

By Long Island Press

SUNY Old Westbury delivers education that leans into workforce development and stays responsive to the emergent needs of society.

SUNY Old Westbury: 60 years of prepping students for the ever-changing world

By Long Island Press

Mill Pond in Village of Port Washington North

Port Washington

Guide to PW Port North officials

By Long Island Press

Raising children with autism presents unique challenges.

Family

Parenting on the spectrum: Raising a child with autism

By Michelle Gabrielle Centamore

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‘Buena Vista Social Club theater review

By Elyse Trevers

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Behind the Hedges

How Gardens Spring into Long Island Real Estate Sales

Port Washington Board of Education President Adam Smith said the district is looking to lower elementary class sizes by one student through the hiring of up to three new teachers.

Port Washington

Parents raise concerns about class sizes at Port Washington school board meeting

By Connor Patton

Westbury students pose in a formation on stage in front of purple lighting

Westbury

Westbury school district honors top spellers, artists, before adopting budget

By Isabella Gallo

The Village of Sea Cliff board of trustees at the Tuesday, April 8, meeting

Sea Cliff

Sea Cliff board adopts $7.6M budget for 2025-26 fiscal year

By Hannah Devlin

Multiple residents spoke at the Town of Oyster Bay's public hearing on Tuesday, April 8 about the possible extension of the battery energy storage system moratorium

Glen Head

Residents want Oyster Bay battery moratorium extended

By Casey Fahrer

Bob Spina, Village of Brookville trustee, has died at 82 years old

Upper Brookville

Brookville Trustee Robert Spina dies at 82

By Hannah Devlin

Dr. Lynda Gerberg, lead pediatrician for Northwell Health-GoHealth Urgent Care, which opened an autism-friendly urgent care center.

Northport

Autism-friendly urgent care

By Bernadette Starzee

A new study warns that proposed deportation efforts could severely impact the U.S. healthcare system.

Health

Report warns deportation policies could deepen healthcare staffing crisis

By Larissa Fuentes

Director Anthony Lucero and actor Cole Massie visited The Viscardi Center following a showing of their film, The Paper Bag Plan.

The Viscardi Center hosts film screening highlighting disability and independence

By Larissa Fuentes

The North Hempstead Town Board voted 6-1 Tuesday to amend its tree policy to expedite the removal of dangerous trees

North Hempstead

North Hempstead amends tree policy to expedite removal of dangerous trees

By Cameryn Oakes

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Opinions

The fight for opportunity: A mother’s perspective on autism and employment

By Vanessa Rogan

Long Island New Years Eve Events 2024

Concerts & Music

Billy Joel documentary ‘And So It Goes’ hits screens this summer

By Nicole Formisano

Plainview-Old Bethpage Board of Education discussed its budget on Monday, April 7

Plainview-Old Bethpage expecting to see enrollment increase in 2025-26

By Casey Fahrer

Dan Simone and Phil Chappo after being sworn into East Williston's Planning Board and Board of Zoning, respectively.

East Williston passes budget with 7.934% tax levy increase, holds organizational meeting

By Isabella Gallo

People speak and cheer at a rally in support of the HEAT Act.

Mineola

HEAT Act stuck in Assembly could cap Long Islander’s energy costs

By Isabella Gallo

Mayor Elena Villafane (L.) appoints Sea Cliff village volunteers to their positions at the Monday, April 7, organizational meeting

Sea Cliff

Sea Cliff board appoints volunteer positions, provides village update

By Hannah Devlin

Flower Hill Mayor Randall Rosenbaum said the village will repair more roads and work on beautification projects in new fiscal year.

Port Washington

Flower Hill adopts $4 million village budget

By Connor Patton

Teenagers rallied outside the Great Neck Library on April 6, demanding that two employees from the teen Levels program be re-hired

Great Neck

Teens rally for Great Neck Library employees to be rehired

By Cameryn Oakes

More from our Sister Sites

Don’t miss a colorful autumn sunset cruise on the Peconic Bay on the North Fork Sept 27 featuring wines, a raw bar, cheese, and charcuterie.

Indian Island Wins Award for Shoreline Restoration

Alani iLongwe and André Holland in "The Brothers Size."

Review | ‘The Brothers Size’ tests the ties that bind

Las escuelas públicas de Freeport inauguran el año escolar 2025-2026

Las escuelas públicas de Freeport inauguran con alegría el año escolar 2025-2026

Neo-Bauhaus style, East Hampton

Behind the Hedges

Neo-Bauhaus Style Home Is Close to Everything in East Hampton Village