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Planting Fields

Charity

Planting Fields Foundation joins elite with National Museum Accreditation

By Christy Hinko

Brian Valenza

Port Washington

Port Washington Navy SEAL veteran braved Hudson swim to honor fallen heroes

By Christy Hinko

World War II

Veterans

80 years later: why World War II still shapes the American story

By Lawrence Kadish

Great Neck Library

Great Neck

How a $30 fundraiser sparked the legacy of the Great Neck Library

By Christy Hinko

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Great Neck

Mazi Melesa Pilip,, Nassau County Legislator, District 10, Republican, Conservative

By Steve Blank

Marking the end of summer is the annual Hampton Classic Horse Show. The current show has grown into one of the largest horse events in the United States. It features the top equestrians from around the world, with over 1,400 horses competing in more than 200 events. The total prize money for the high-stakes competitions is just under a million dollars.

Fire Island News

Aspiring for the Hampton Classic Horse Show

Bill O'Reilly

Columns

Bill O’Reilly Column: Dancing with the devil

By Bill O’Reilly

Geraldo Rivera

Opinions

Geraldo Rivera Column: FLOTUS peace note

By Geraldo Rivera

Osprey Dominion's Richmond White is one of four wines to try this summer.

Take a sip of these 4 summer wines this August

By Nicole Formisano

Jim and his black lab, Zach

Medford

Canine Companions celebrates 50th anniversary through ‘The Last Project’

By Allison Matos

The top 5 stories in Long Island Press this week includes a look into Oheka Castle's bankruptcy.

Long Island News

Top 5 stories in Long Island Press this week: Billy Joel shuts down shop, Oheka Castle bankrupt and more

By Long Island Press

Stony Brook Southampton Hospital Team

Dan’s Papers

Celebrating Women’s Health

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Roslyn

Police: Man reported missing in Roslyn

By Isabella Gallo

Drucker – NNO 2025 – 8

Jericho

Hundreds attend National Night Out in Syosset-Woodbury Park

By Long Island Press

John Wighaus was picked as the Town of Oyster Bay's new inspector general.

Oyster Bay

Town of Oyster Bay taps John Wighaus as new inspector general

By Casey Fahrer

Deputy Executive Director & COO for Hope for Youth Chris Fischer, Community Engagement Coordinator for National Grid, Nelvie Howard, Community Engagement Manager for National Grid Yaryl Gonzalez and Kelly Callahan (L. to R.).

Nassau

Hope for Youth beautifies group home in Seaford

By Casey Fahrer

Bill Edwards, the former Hofstra softball coach, called Jen Pawol a 'trailblazer' after she became the first woman to umpire an MLB game.

Nassau

Former Hofstra softball coach calls first MLB woman umpire a ‘trailblazer’

By Casey Fahrer

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New Hyde Park McDonald’s to hold Friday kids party with free food and charity drive

By Isabella Gallo

Almost 10 months after downtown being ravaged by fire, Paper Doll Vintage Boutique is set to reopen in the heart of Sayville. Its new location is at 106 Railroad Avenue, and its reopen date is August 16. Since first opening in 2012, the boutique has become a Long Island institution—outfitting shows like The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel, supplying vintage pieces to Netflix, Hulu, Amazon, and A24, being featured in The New Yorker, and winning Best of Long Island 12 times since 2013.

Fire Island News

Paper Doll Vintage Boutique Returns to Sayville After Fire

!Group Photo Miss Polonia 2025 – 1

Glen Cove

Julia Jon crowned Miss Polonia 2025 at Glen Cove celebration of Polish heritage

By Long Island Press

Tesfa Stewart has been appointed as the director of special education for the North Shore School District.

Glen Head

North Shore School District names Tesfa Stewart director of special education

By Larissa Fuentes

Danielle Fugazy Scagliola

Glen Cove City Council candidate Danielle Fugazy Scagliola, Democrat: Election 2025 Guide

By Long Island Press

Tina Anthony- Artist

Jericho

Northport resident Tina Anthony is bringing art to Long Island at 83 years old

By Amit Ben-Bassat

Port Washington

Diamaris Burton named emerging leader under 30 for expanding job opportunities for adults with autism

By Larissa Fuentes

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