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The air in Nassau and parts of Suffolk is worse than officials expected as it carries smoke from the raging wildfire in New Jersey.

Nassau

Unhealthy air on Long Island worse than anticipated as N.J. wildfire rages on

By Nicole Formisano

Rwandan genocide suspect Faustin Nsabumukunzi (right) and his son Thierry Balihuta outside federal court on Thursday

Dan’s Papers

Bridgehampton beekeeper allegedly hid role in Rwandan genocide, charged with immigration fraud

The Great Neck Library is exhibiting artworks from the North Shore Hebrew Academy from May 5 to May 29 at our Main Library Lover-Level Art Gallery, 159 Bayview Ave. in Great Neck.

Community Events

North Shore Hebrew Academy to host art exhibit reception at the Great Neck Library

By Long Island Press

Reach Out America will host its annual fundraiser "Let's Laugh with Talia Reese" on Wednesday, June 11, starting at 7 p.m. at The Inn at Great Neck.

Community Events

Reach Out America to host annual fundraiser with comedian Talia Reese

By Long Island Press

Rendering of the proposed Las Vegas Sands casino at Nassau Coliseum.

Nassau

Las Vegas Sands opts out of Nassau Coliseum casino bid

By Cameryn Oakes

Police car lights in night time, crime scene, night patrolling the city. Abstract blurry image.

Massapequa

Queens man indicted for 123 mph crash that killed his sister, another woman

By Casey Fahrer

Vendors lined the streets of downtown Oyster Bay at the Gold Coast Book Fair's outdoor marketplace last year.

Oyster Bay

Gold Coast Book Fair returns for 2nd year with Pulitzer Prize-winning speaker

By Hannah Devlin

Herricks Board of Education approved BOCES budget but removes themselves from board seat votes.

Herricks board backs BOCES budget, questions trustee ties

By Larissa Fuentes

Mathcounts

Jericho

Jericho Middle School MathCounts team place No. 1 in state competition

By Long Island Press

The Great Neck Board of Education unanimously adopted a budget of $290M for the 2025-2026 school year, which the community will vote on on May 20.

Great Neck

Great Neck Board of Education adopts $290M budget, to face community vote next

By Cameryn Oakes

For her Gold Award, Girl Scout Lizzy Ryan created a curriculum to prepare students for high school writing and English classes.

Medford

How this Girl Scout finds inspiration through writing

By Long Island Press

Members of the Hicksville Water District and local officials at the ribbon cutting ceremony in November 2024 for Plant 8 that recently won a Gold Engineering Excellence Award

Hicksville

Hicksville Water District wins engineering award

By Casey Fahrer

Liz Pennino (L) and Tom Pennino (R) faced off against each other on April 19 as coaches and siblings

Brookville

Farmingdale, Old Westbury coaches face off in sibling rivalry

By Casey Fahrer

Superintendent Francesco Ianni (R.) congratulates Deputy Superintendent Maureen Raynor (L.) for receiving tenure at the Tuesday, April 22, Oyster Bay-East Norwich Board of Education meeting.

Oyster Bay

Oyster Bay-East Norwich school board adopts $67.7M budget

By Hannah Devlin

New York Label & Box Works President Steven Haedrich

Islip

How one family business found longevity by thinking ‘outside the box’

By Claude Solnik

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Brooklyn Paper

Op-ed | Viva il Papa! Memories of the people’s pope

Who makes the best bagels on Long Island This one has cream cheese.

Who makes the best bagels on Long Island?

By Long Island Press

The booming new tech sector of AI may be coming to Long Island.

Brookhaven

Massive AI tech center may come to Long Island in 2027

By James Bernstein

Massapequa

Cops ID Gilgo Beach Victim Dubbed Peaches

By Michael Malaszczyk & Timothy Bolger

mother's day dining

Holiday

Mother’s Day events on Long Island 2025

By Emma Grimes

Volunteers helping to clean up the tributaries that feed into Manhasset Bay.

Manhasset

Volunteers clean tributaries to Manhasset Bay

By Long Island Press

The Port Washington School District's 2025-2026 adopted budget priorities include safety and instructional programing upgrades.

Port Washington

Port Washington school board adopts nearly $200 million 2025-2026 budget

By Connor Patton

Dahlia Zavelin, 16, asks the Great Neck Library Board of Trustees to give them more answers on why two beloved Levels employees were fired.

Great Neck

Teens demand answers from Great Neck Library Board of Trustees on recent firings

By Cameryn Oakes

Richard McCord and his wife, Mary (L. to R.) next to the plaque recognizing his 34 years of dedication to Glen Cove, now displayed in City Hall.

Glen Cove

Glen Cove council discusses battery storage facilities, capital borrowing plan

By Hannah Devlin

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Jessica Mae Murphy and Scott Butler in Wait Until Dark at Theatre Three

‘Wait Until Dark’ Lights Up the Theatre Three Stage

Cops at scene of Brooklyn police shooting in which driver was killed

Brooklyn cops shoot and kill driver after he nearly strikes lieutenant with vehicle, NYPD says

Apasionada afición de Long Island Ducks lista para la temporada 2025

Apasionada afición de Long Island Ducks lista para la temporada 2025

Sunset Theater, Westhampton Beach, movie theater

Behind the Hedges

Historic Movie Theater Reopens in Westhampton Beach with Grand Opening Celebration