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Sid Jacobson JCC Executive Director Michael Schlank (L.) kicked off a new speaker series called "Voices of Our Time," with foreign policy expert Dan Senor (R.).

Sid Jacobson JCC opens ‘Voices of Our Time’ series with Dan Senor discussion

By Larissa Fuentes

Then Westbury Mayor Ernest Strada and Governor George Pataki view the just completed WTC Memorial American Flag Quilt on Sept. 17, 2002. The quilt is now part of the permanent collection at the 9/11 museum in downtown Manhattan.

Art

Westbury Arts seeking submissions for exhibition ‘September 11, 2001, A Community Comes Together’

By Nicholas Gordon

Michael Genatt is running unopposed for to fill a trustee position in the Village of Brookville.

Village of Brookville election nears

By Casey Fahrer

Volunteers and leaders raise their paddles in support of women’s heart health at the 2026 Long Island Go Red for Women Celebration.

Community Events

American Heart Association hosts ‘Long Island Go Red for Women’ celebration

By Nicholas Gordon

Twin titles for Great Neck South fencing

By Nick Mongiovi

Theresa Kahan, the Glen Cove City School District’s assistant superintendent for business and operations, said the district's proposed 2026-2027 budget is not balanced.

Business

Glen Cove City School District’s proposed 2026-2027 has yet to be balanced

By Casey Fahrer

Village of Baxter Estates Mayor Nora Haagenson (L.) and Deputy Mayor Charles Comer (R.) approved proposals for multiple bids for village services.

Baxter Estates postpones hearing on proposed Dejana Foundation headquarters

By Larissa Fuentes

The Villages of Sea Cliff and Brookville are set to hold March 18 elections.

Villages of Sea Cliff, Brookville to hold March 18 elections

By Casey Fahrer

Farmingdale and Massapequa Park Villages set to hold March 18 elections.

Politics

Farmingdale, Massapequa Park Villages to hold March 18 elections

By Casey Fahrer

The Village of Massapequa Park plans to renovate its largest parking lot and more after receiving a $1.5 million federal grant.

Business

Village of Massapequa Park plans to overhaul parking lot, repave Park Boulevard with federal funding

By Casey Fahrer

Valerie Bertinelli’s new book details her life experiences of trauma, hope, and growth.

Getting naked (and personal): Valerie Bertinelli’s quiet work of becoming perfectly imperfect

By Dave Gil de Rubio

Massapequa Park's Jesse Findling is one of 30 contestants vying to win the latest season of 'American Idol'

Massapequa Park native makes top 30 of ‘American Idol’

By Casey Fahrer

Rendering of a new hangar coming to Farmingdale Republic Airport.

Business

Farmingdale airport to get new private jet hangar

By Casey Fahrer

Massapequa Chamber of Commerce President Robin Hepworth, First Vice President Sal Polito, Oyster Bay Town Supervisor Joseph Saladino, Nassau County Legislators James Kennedy and Rose Walker, Nassau County Comptroller Elaine Phillips, Oyster Bay Town Council Member Andrew Monteleone and others honored three Massapequa firefighters for their service.

Massapequa Chamber of Commerce honors three firefighters for their service at annual ceremony

By Casey Fahrer

Community members came out in support of the Long Island Pizza Strong fundraiser for the family of Nassau County Police officer Patricia Espinosa.

Business

More than 300 pizzerias participate in LI Pizza Strong fundraiser in support of Nassau County Police officer

By Nicholas Gordon

Michele Alison Ripka and Avery Joseph Schonberger had a romantic engagement where they met at The University of Michigan, Hillel.

People

Syosset native’s engagement featured on jumbotron at UM football stadium

By Long Island Press

Immigration enforcement (ICE) activity has been on the rise along the South Shore of Long Island. Many of these immigration arrests involve neither undocumented people nor criminals, but groups that have been delegalized through the Trump administration’s latest policies.

Fire Island News

Dreams Deferred: Navigating Immigration De-legalization Status on Long Island

CEOs and business executives say the cost of living crisis on Long Island is making it hard to find and retain employees and potentially causing an economic slowdown.

Business

CEOs warn of economic slowdown

By James Bernstein

best of long island 2026 winners to be announced

Business

2026 Best of Long Island winners to be announced March 5th

By Long Island Press

Bike-Cambodia-L_020825_564e2a (c) Karen Rubin

Vacation & Travel

Going Places: Tour Companies Respond to Travelers Prioritizing Meaningful, Wellness, Active, Adventure Experiences

By Karen Rubin

These fun find is one of 10 recommendations in this 2026 spring fashion roundup.

Fashion

Spring fashion roundup: Get out of your winter slump with these 10 stellar picks

By Sharon Feiereisen

PSEG Long Island and Schneps Media honor Small Business Stars 2025

Business

PSEG Long Island teams up with Schneps to honor Small Business Stars of 2025

By Bernadette Starzee

Business

Schneps Connects breakfast brings business leaders together

By Claude Solnik

Floral Park's trustees voted to settle a claim and approve several resolutions during their recent board meeting.

Floral Park board pays $200K to settle injury claim

By J. Cav Scott

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Alec Baldwin (Sean Zanni/PMC) and the Paths to Glory poster, Copyright 1957 United Artists Corporation - Scan via Heritage Auctions. Cropped from the original image. Public Domain

Paths of Glory: Alec Baldwin Hosts Guild Hall Screening of Kubrick Classic

view of traffic on Cross Bronx Expressway

Advocates urge state to nix Cross Bronx Expressway expansion plan ahead of crucial deadline

Legisladoras Russell y Nicks celebran el Mes de la Historia Afroamericana en Hempstead

Legisladoras Russell y Nicks celebran el Mes de la Historia Afroamericana en Hempstead

East Hampton, Hamptons, 2026

Behind the Hedges

Dune Lane Estate in East Hampton Village Fetches $72M