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East Hills Mayor Michael Koblenz said the adopted 2025-2026 budget provides funding for road repairs and parks maintenance.

Roslyn

East Hills adopts $15 million budget, marking 15 years without raising village taxes

By Connor Patton

Floral Park-Bellerose new candidates, side by side.

Two first-time candidates run for open Floral Park-Bellerose Ed Board seat

By Isabella Gallo

Long Island reflects on the passing of Pope Francis.

Nassau

Long Island reflects on Pope Francis’ legacy following his passing

By Larissa Fuentes

AARP onsite at WTF: What the Financial! with valuable 55+ information.

Business

WTF: What the Financial! Free one-day event empowers New Yorkers to take control of their financial future

By Long Island Press

Harbor Links Director Kelley Brooke (L.) and North Hempstead Supervisor Jennifer DeSena (R.) demonstrated the country’s first golf course refreshment delivery robots.

Port Washington

New robot delivery system launched at Port’s Harbor Links Golf Course

By Cameryn Oakes

Massapequa Chamber of Commerce came together on Thursday, April 24 for the second annual Taste of Massapequa

Massapequa

Chamber of Commerce hosts Taste of Massapequa

By Casey Fahrer

The Seaford Cinema has closed after 25 years of showings

Seaford

Seaford Cinema closes after 25 years

By Casey Fahrer

GW Natural Spa

GW Natural Spa grows in Garden City Park

By Isabella Gallo

The North Shore School District adopted its $125 million budget on April 22, increasing tax levy by around 2.4%.

Glen Head

North Shore School District adopts $125M budget

By Connor Patton

Students at Daly Elementary School in Port Washington participated in activities like a home run derby and soccer challenges.

Port Washington

Daly Elementary School raises $9,000 at annual Fun Run event

By Connor Patton

11th District first responders receive over $430K from county legislature

By Hannah Devlin

The Syosset Board of Education unanimously adopted the $295.8 million budget for the 2025-2026 school year.

Syosset school board adopts $295M budget, up $10M increase from last year

By Hannah Devlin

The Village of New Hyde Park and the Nassau County Police Department dedicated the police booth on Lakeville Road to Patrolman Alexander Benedict.

Nassau County honors fallen hero with booth and street dedication

By Larissa Fuentes

Residents can apply for the Town of North Hempstead's native plant rebate program.

North Hempstead

North Hempstead to host native plant rebate program

By Long Island Press

North Shore home

Bayville

3 distinctive North Shore homes sell for up to $2.9M

By Christy Hinko

Connie Schwartz, the founding director and chief curator of the Nassau County Museum of Art

In Memoriam: Constance Schwartz, founding director and chief curator of the Nassau County Museum of Art

by Beth Horn

Union workers and environmental advocates gathered on the steps of the Nassau County Legislature in Mineola on April 22 to demand offshore wind projects continue.

Mineola

Environmental advocates rally for offshore wind project

By Connor Patton

young boy throws a tennis ball with a coach

Westbury

New Westbury HS tennis program kicks off in kindergarten

By Isabella Gallo

Deputy Minority Leader Arnold Drucker honored members of the Plainview Fire Department for an incident that occurred in February 2024

Plainview

Plainview Fire Department honored for saving lives in 2024 fire

By Casey Fahrer

Nassau County District Attorney Anne Donnelly and Vice Chairman of The Holocaust Memorial and Tolerance Center join forces to create a campaign against antisemitism and hate.

Glen Cove

Holocaust Center, Nassau DA launch county campaign against antisemitism and hate

By Larissa Fuentes

Massapequa

U.S. Ed Dept. probes state as Massapequa fights to keep its mascot

By Casey Fahrer

U.S. Rep. Tom Suozzi

Politics

Glen Cove receives $3.4M for water infrastructure improvements

By Hannah Devlin

Photo-Kayla-Donnenfeld

Roslyn

Kayla Donnenfeld – L.I.G.H.T. for Charity: SIBS Place

By Kayla Donnenfeld

Petros Krommidas, a Democratic Nassau County Legislature candidate, has been reported missing. He was last seen on Wednesday, April 23, according to police.

Long Beach

Police find missing Dem candidate Krommidas’ belongings

By Casey Fahrer

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