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AARP and Schneps Media have teamed up to host WTF: What the Financial!

Business

WTF: What the Financial! A Financial Empowerment Roadmap will drive LI prosperity

By Long Island Press

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Community Events

Jenni D’Onofrio and Patrick Bisconti tie the knot

By Long Island Press

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Syosset

Syosset Farmer’s Market returns for 2025 season, expands to new location

By Hannah Devlin

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Great Neck

Great Neck Plaza approves permit for new bakery

By Conner Keough

Donald Reese became the 56th chief of the Port Washington Fire Department in March after rising the ranks from engineer, to lieutenant and assistant chief.

Port Washington

Port Washington Fire Department welcomes new chief

By Connor Patton

Sagamore Hill National Historic Site reduces visiting hours

Oyster Bay

Charles Lavine pens Trump as national historic site reduces hours

By Casey Fahrer

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Alleged Gilgo Beach serial killer DNA hearing devolves into ‘Jurassic Park’ debate

By Nicole Formisano & Michael Malaszczyk

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Community Events

Chelsea Ann Goldinger and Spencer William Klein celebrate their wedding

Chelsea Ann Goldinger and Spencer William Klein celebrated their wedding

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Mineola

Mineola students help feed local families with Empty Bowls Project

By Denivia Rivera

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Opinions

Readers Write: Men are also victims of domestic violence

By David Golub

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Glen Cove

Fatal auto accident kills 25-year-old woman in Glen Cove

By Long Island Press

Roslyn

Roslyn teens unite Jewish youth through ACT initiative

By Eliza Liebowitz

Giuliana Portaro sets personal best at Nassau County Championships and earns No. 3 spot nationwide for performance in the Class of 2029's 600-meter dash

Glen Cove

Giuliana Portaro earns No. 3 in country for 600-meter event, sets personal record

By Hannah Devlin

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Sponsored

Can You Really Test Your Hearing Online? The Answer May Surprise You

By Long Island Press’ Advertising Partner

The Floral Park Board of Trustees will hold a hearing to outline amendments to the village's feral cat ban on Tuesday May 6.

Floral Park cat advocates call on village to repeal feral cat feeding ban

By Connor Patton

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New York Family

20 Great Easter Events on Long Island

Westbury

Westbury school district continues tax freeze for third year

By Isabella Gallo

The North Hempstead Town Board voted along party lines to shift the calling of public comment cards from the town clerk to the town supervisor.

North Hempstead town supervisor now calling public comment cards after partisan vote changing procedures

By Cameryn Oakes

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QNS

AG releases bodycam footage of police-involved shooting of Great Neck senior outside Bayside precinct

Mayhem Long Island, a band composed of neurodivergent musicians, and their crew show people that neurodiverse artists belong on the main stage.

Concerts & Music

Mayhem Long Island rocks the stage for Autism Awareness Month

By Antonio Schoenhardt

Co-Founders of Hair We Share, Suzanne Chimera and CEO Dean Riskin, at the Islanders game fundraiser.

Community Events

Hair We Share scores big at Islanders game fundraiser

By Long Island Press

Here's what your April 2025 horoscope has in store.

Your April 2025 horoscope: What’s in the stars this spring?

By Psychic Deb

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Hicksville

Hicksville man indicted after deadly crash

By Long Island Press Staff

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East Williston announces intent to hire own engineer to assess Williston Park water filtration system, rate raise

By Isabella Gallo

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Chris and Paul Weitz spoke about a Spanish language "Dracula" at Southampton Playhouse

Boo! Dracula in Spanish Sucks Them in at Southampton Playhouse

Tens of thousands of New Yorkers peacefully marched from the heart of the Big Apple to Lower Manhattan on Saturday in protest of President Trump and his policies, including the escalation of violence against United States citizens.

Op-ed | Peaceful protests by 3.5% of the population is almost always successful

PSEG Long Island ayuda a personas que tienen dificultades para pagar facturas de servicios de energía

PSEG Long Island ayuda a personas que tienen dificultades para pagar facturas de servicios de energía

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Behind the Hedges

Prominent East Hampton Village Building Comes to Market