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Bethpage School District to be one of the first to begin classes this school year.

Bethpage

Bethpage School District 1 of 1st in county to start classes this fall

By Casey Fahrer

The Carle Place School District has brought in two new administrators.

Carle Place brings in 2 new administrators

By Casey Fahrer

The Frick Estate Lectures at the Nassau County Museum of Art are returning for its sixth year.

Frick Estate Lectures return to Nassau County Museum of Art for 6th year

By Larissa Fuentes

Elaine Gross returns to her role as president of ERASE Racism as its board of directors reassesses its leadership.

Syosset

Elaine Gross returns to role as president at ERASE Racism

By Hannah Devlin

Hurricane Erin floods Jones Beach on Long Island, 2025

PHOTOS: Jones Beach floods as Hurricane Erin brings 10 foot waves to Long Island

By Nicole Formisano

Katherine McGeary is saving pollinators by transforming her yard into a Monarch Way Station, a certified wildlife habitat and sustainable garden.

Brookhaven

Long Island paramedic transforms yard into certified wildlife habitat, sustainable garden

By Allison Matos

Glen Cove Board of Education Vice President Anne Markoulis (L.) and Superintendent Alexa Doeschner (R.) discuss the board's public comment policy.

Glen Cove

Glen Cove school board reviews public comment rules, changes to calendar

By Hannah Devlin

Suffolk County Executive Ed Romaine (L.) and Nassau County Executive Bruce Blakeman (R.) discussed emergency preparedness in Farmingdale.

Bruce Blakeman, Ed Romaine talk hurricane preparedness as Erin creeps in

By Casey Fahrer

317 Main Street in Farmingdale was voted the 2025 Best American Restaurant on Long Island. Here's why.

317 Main Street: Inside the 2025 Best American Restaurant on Long Island

By Dorcas Umaru

Multiple sclerosis (MS) used to be considered untreatable. Today, breakthroughs in medicine let patients live happy, healthy lives. Here's what the experts say.

Health

Breakthrough multiple sclerosis (MS) treatments are changing lives on Long Island

By Nicole Formisano

Xerox CEO Steve Bandrowczak, from Long Island

Babylon

LI native CEO leads Xerox into new era

By Claude Solnik

Fire Island News

Paper Doll’s Second Life: A Vintage Revival

Dr. Daniel Baker, Dr. Jill Kalman, Dr. Stacey Rosen, and Rosanna Scotto

Dan’s Papers

Northwell Health Hamptons Summer Evening

A Plainview man fatally drowned in upstate New York.

Plainview

Plainview resident drowns in Hudson Valley lake

By Casey Fahrer

The Young Professionals Network of United Way Long Island hosted their Summer Social 2025 at Blue Point Brewing Co. in Patchogue

Patchogue

United Way and Young Professionals Network hosts Summer Social 2025 for kids in need

By Long Island Press

A Long Beach man was convicted of murder in connection to a 2023 shooting.

Long Beach

Long Beach man convicted of murder in 2023 fatal shooting

By Casey Fahrer

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Port Washington

Long Island’s Kennedy battles but loses at U.S. Open qualifying

By Michael J. Lewis

The Muslims on Long Island and Town of Oyster Bay near a settlement for a lawsuit regarding the Masjid Al-Baqi mosque in Bethpage.

Bethpage

Muslims on Long Island, Town Oyster Bay reach settlement

By Casey Fahrer

Great Neck

Village of Great Neck gives go-ahead to new condo complex after contentious meeting

By Ryan Toohill

JetBlue will add two nonstop routes to Tampa and Fort Myers from MacArthur Airport starting in December.

Ronkonkoma

JetBlue expands nonstop service from Long Island MacArthur Airport

By Grace Bonamico

Mill Neck

Charity

Mill Neck Apple Festival marks 69 years of tradition and community impact

By Christy Hinko

The Bryant Library

Roslyn

Bryant Library Director Michele Lipson on Roslyn, community and the future of libraries

By Christy Hinko

Westbury Superintendent Tahira DuPree Chase announced designated lines at each school building for students.

Westbury

Westbury School District to designate phone lines for students

By Casey Fahrer

By 1 p.m. this afternoon, Fire Island National Seashore announced beach closures at Watch Hill and Sailors Haven until Saturday, August 23, due to hazardous swimming conditions as Hurricane Erin brews offshore. Further west, the Ocean Beach Village Lifeguard Department called it quits by 3 p.m., after red flag conditions all day, and started dismantling equipment as the ocean surged well ahead of high tide. We have no doubt that Saltaire and Town of Islip Lifeguard departments were doing the same.

Fire Island News

Beach Closures Begin on Fire Island Ahead of Hurricane Erin

More from our Sister Sites

Enjoy a multitude of events in the Village of Greenport this week on the North Fork

Six New & Renovated Destinations in Greenport

Embroidered word Security on the back of a uniform jacket

NYC security guards making a fraction of a livable wage, study finds

Un policía y dos personas más culpables de operar empresa de prostitución en Suffolk

Un policía y dos personas más culpables de operar empresa de prostitución en Suffolk

Handbag designer Esha Soni, Montauk

Behind the Hedges

Designer Esha Soni’s Montauk Hideaway, Where Minimalism Meets Warmth