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Go With Courage will launch new initatives like their "Courage Cart" at their upcoming Ladies' Luncheon & Games Day on May 7.

Glen Head

Go With Courage to host annual Ladies’ Luncheon and Games Day May 7

By Connor Patton

Williston Park Mayor Paul Ehrbar speaking at Monday's organizational hearing.

Williston Park projects 1.85% tax levy increase at budget hearing, organization meeting

By Isabella Gallo

Shoppers sitting and walking through Belmont Park Village.

Elmont

April arrivals Aquazzura, Solaris ramp up in Belmont Park Village

By Isabella Gallo

Four kids sit on a track at Mineola's Little League parade on Saturday.

Mineola, East Williston, Williston Park hold Little League parades on same day, kick off season

By Isabella Gallo

7th Street Burger storefront with red LED letters.

Mineola

City chain 7th Street Burger to open in Mineola where The Rex stood for almost 10 years

By Isabella Gallo

Robin sitting on a fountain in Floral Park's garden.

Floral Park gardens open for season, collect bird seed

By Isabella Gallo

Five family members who are working in Carle Place's Dave's Hot Chicken location standing in the restaurant.

National Dave’s Hot Chicken chain launches first Long Island location in Carle Place

By Isabella Gallo

Twisted Cow Distillery is nominated for Long Island Press' and PSEGLI's April Small Business Star.

Business

Small Business Stars: Twisted Cow Distillery

By Long Island Press

Pankajkumar M. Shah, 63, of Syosset

Syosset man inappropriately touched 16-year-old in New Hyde Park girl: Police

By Long Island Press

imperial cleaning small business stars

Business

Small Business Stars: Imperial Cleaning

By Long Island Press

This month, Small Business Stars is focusing on businesses that utilize clean energy. Here’s how to vote for your favorite!

Business

Small Business Stars: Clean energy

By Long Island Press

Howard Fensterman

Opinions

Op-Ed: A call for civility

By Howard Fensterman

Jon Dolecki's wife Irene (center), children and grandson celebrate his legacy at the Saturday, April 5 field renaming

Glen Cove

Glen Cove baseball field named in honor of late coach, Jon Dolecki

By Hannah Devlin

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Mineola

Local pastor and rabbi on upcoming Easter and Passover holidays

By Long Island Press

New York Beach Club

New York Beach Club: Where you can chill under the palm trees

By Sponsored Content

Northwell surgeons stand with Sergio Cestoni in the middle at a press conference after his surgery.

Manhasset

Northwell performs first triple organ transplant on Long Island

By Isabella Gallo

Zach Yadegari is the co-founder and CEO of the calorie tracking app, Cal AI, which determines a food's nutritional content by just scanning an image.

Roslyn

Roslyn teen makes millions from calorie tracking app Cal AI

By Connor Patton

The Neutra family, local leaders and elected officials stand with a sign reading "Captain Omer Neutra Way"

Plainview

Omer Neutra memorialized with Plainview street renaming

By Hannah Devlin

Port Washington's C.P. Weber Middle School Science Olympiad team heads to New York State Science Olympiad competition.

Port Washington

Port Washington Weber’s Science Olympiad team secures state spot

By Larissa Fuentes

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Westbury

Westbury Arts unveils ‘Climate Change’ exhibition with opening reception

By Long Island Press

Nassau County Executive Bruce Blakeman honored Robert and Max Siegelman for their decades of service for those with special needs and disabilities.

Roslyn

Nassau County honors Siegelman Stable for its legacy of giving back

By Connor Patton

Mega Millions launches new gaming system. Ticket prices will increase but so will the chances of winning, according to representatives.

AMNY

Jackpot! Mega Millions revamping lottery game but with higher ticket prices – and better chances of winning

Winston Merrick, 45, of the Bronx was charged with menacing in the second degree after pointing a gun at a teenager

Police: Man points gun at 17-year-old in road rage incident

By Long Island Press

Kelli-Lynn Fallon, deposit operations manager at Jovia demonstrates how the financial literacy app Curio works.

Business

Institutions fill NY’s financial literacy gap

By Claude Solnik

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