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The Sands Point Board of Trustees discussed routine business and a downed cell tower during their meeting.

Sands Point board reviews village business following cell tower collapse

By Larissa Fuentes

Students square off at a wrestling match that Herricks participated in.

Sports

Herricks wrestling program sees continued growth

By J. Cav Scott

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Nassau County detective charged with attempted sexual exploitation of a child.

Nassau County detective Robert Sacco charged with attempted sex crime

By Nicholas Gordon

Assistant principal, Barbara Graham, principal Josephine Guidice, and Fr. Michael Bissex, Pastor (L. to R.) at a 75th anniversary barbecue.

St. Aidan’s School celebrates 75th anniversary

By J. Cav Scott

Oyster Bay Town Supervisor Joseph Saladino and the town board held a public hearing about traffic law changes.

Business

Town of Oyster Bay to make amendments to traffic laws

By Casey Fahrer

Acting superintendent Catherine Fishman (R.) addressed the community alongside members of the school board, Trustee Margaret Ballantyne-Mannion, Vice President Stacey DeCillis and President Cheryl Lampasona, (L. to R.).

Trustees extend Mineola superintendent suspension

By J. Cav Scott

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Community Events

Renowned Greek restaurant Meli-Estiatorio opens Garden City location with exclusive sneak preview fundraiser

By Long Island Press

HealthBridge, an app created by high school students, won the 2025 Congressional App Challenge for New York’s Third Congressional District.

Students win Congressional App Challenge with app HealthBridge

By Larissa Fuentes

North Hempstead Town Supervisor Jennifer DeSena checked in on progress with the plows.

Nassau County during Winter Storm Fern

By Larissa Fuentes

Nassau County Interim Finance Authority chairman Richard Kessel

Fiscal watchdog announces audit of Nassau Assessment Dept.

By Michael Campbell

Long Islanders protest Iranian government at 2022 demonstration

Long Island Iranian community reacts to protests and crackdown in Iran

By Michael Campbell

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Dining

Eating at Belmont Park Village

By Steve Mosco

Yoga students preparing for class at YogaSix Manhasset

Business

YogaSix opens new location in Manhasset

By Michael Campbell

U.S. Reps. Laura Gillen (L.) and Tom Suozzi (R.) are two of seven democrats to back the Department of Homeland Security Bill in the House of Representatives.

Suozzi reverses support for Homeland Security funding after Minneapolis shooting

By Larissa Fuentes

Run 2 The Rescue

Pets

How a Long Island advocate is rescuing dogs from the global meat trade

By Allison Matos

Manhasset Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors at its annual luncheon

Nassau

Manhasset Chamber of Commerce holds annual installation of officers at luncheon

By Michael Campbell

Roger McGovern, 60, died in Floral Park on Sunday while volunteering for Our Lady of Victory Church.

Floral Park mourns retired NYPD sergeant who died clearing snow for church

By Adrianna Armani & J. Cav Scott

Eve McCann (L.) and Maureen Moynihan (R.) founded Open Path Therapies to offer holistic treatment.

Business

Forging paths for open minds: New Hyde Park’s new therapy practice

By J. Cav Scott

Village of Plandome Clerk/Treasurer Barbara Peebles

Business

Plandome Clerk/‌Treasurer Peebles blends corporate world with public service

By Michael Campbell

Manhasset students holding their certificates for literary magazine recognition

Community Guide

Manhasset school literary magazine wins national award

By Michael Campbell

Mayor Daniel Pearl (R.) and the Massapequa Park Village Board of Trustees authorized $2.5 million in serial bonds to be used for public improvements.

Business

Massapequa Park Village authorizes $2.5M in public improvement bonds

By Casey Fahrer

The Town of Oyster Bay's survey of the Stillwell Woods Park and Preserve has taken months longer than initally expected.

Oyster Bay’s Stillwell Woods survey hits delay

By Casey Fahrer

Port Washington students attended a gymnastics clinic hosted by Paul D. Schreiber High School gymnastics team.

Schreiber gymnasts host youth clinic to introduce gymnastics to kids

By Larissa Fuentes

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