Nicole Formisano, Author at LI Press – Page 5 of 18

Three men were arrested for allegedly giving a William Floys Middle School student weed gummies, which then sickened 11 students.

Trio arrested for giving kid weed gummies that sickened 11 William Floyd Middle School students

By Nicole Formisano

Farmers markets have the freshest, locally-grown produce on the Island. Here are all the upcoming dates and locations for ones popping up near you.

Long Island farmers markets: Summer 2025 guide to dates, locations and fresh produce

By Ashna Balroop

A new scam has been targeting seniors, said Suffolk County Executive Ed Romaine.

New scam tricks Suffolk County seniors into surrendering bank cards

By Max Rosen

Billy Joel has canceled his upcoming tour after being diagnosed with a brain disorder.

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Billy Joel cancels tour, reveals brain disorder diagnosis after falling on stage

By Nicole Formisano

Former state trooper Thomas Mascia pleaded guilty to shooting himself in the leg and then lying about it.

Ex-NY state trooper admits lying about being shot by ‘dark-skinned’ man

By Casey Fahrer and Nicole Formisano

Philip Bryan’s Luther Billis provides much-needed comic relief in the Engeman Theater's South Pacific.

Tony Award-winning South Pacific delights at The Engeman Theatre

By Barbara Anne Kirshner

Harrow International School New York’s Oakdale Campus

Harrow International: Oakdale’s new school

By Antonio Schoenhardt

Lindenhurst Memorial Library brought smiles to those who need it by histing a card-making initiative for Cards for Hospitalized Kids.

Lindenhurst library makes cards for hospitalized kids

By Isabella Reilly

The Roller Rebels aren't letting Nassau County's proposed trans athlete ban keep them from celebrating the team's 20th anniversary.

Roller Rebels celebrate 20th anniversary

By Nicole Formisano

Owner Nick Voulgaris says Kerber's Farm is expanding its vegetable garden and educational offerings.

Kerber’s Farm expands its operations

By Emma Grimes

Women are a force in sales.

Business

Sellenthal: Over-delivering is a key to successful sales

By Ira Ellenthal

burger city won best burger in the 2025 best of long island contest

Burger City: An inside look at the best burger of 2025

By Regina Martinez

Voters named Monarch Nature the Best Spa Party of 2025 — and it's not hard to see why.

Babylon

Monarch Nature: An inside look at the best spa party of 2025

By Abby Gibson

Even with demanding schedules, you can find small but powerful ways to find a work-life balance and care for yourself and others.

Health

Work-life balance: Wellness tips from 3 experts

By Michelle Gabrielle Centamore

Helen Tuckman is an attorney with Vishnick McGovern Milizio LLP focusing on Trust and Estate Planning.

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Estate Planning 101: The foundational elements of an estate plan

By Helen L. Tuckman, ESQ

NYIT students who worked on the T.R.A.M project include, from left, Russell Wetzler, Alana Singh, Derrick Chiu, Tyler Hradek and Joanna Sroka.

NYIT students develop devices for the disabled

By James Bernstein

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Financial Planning Association gives free financial advice

By Claude Solnik

Rich Apat, a lawyer with Vishnick McGovern Milizio LLP, shares some expert advice on what you may — and may not — be liable for if a tree fall damages property.

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Rich’s Sidebar: If a tree falls…

By Richard H. Apat

Many immigrants on Long Island with uncertain or changing legal status are living in fear of ICE's escalating efforts to deport undocumented immigrants.

Migrant roundups: ICE raids have chilling effects

By Claude Solnik

The apps are amazing at Willy’s Azúcar Cuban Restaurant & Bar.

Get a taste of these 3 new restaurants on Long Island this weekend

By Emma Grimes

Feces and urine covered the walls and floors of the Bohemia home where 69 cats were found alive and more than 20 dead kittens were found in a freezer.

Dead kittens in freezer, 69 cats living in ‘alarming conditions’ found in man’s Bohemia home

By Nicole Formisano

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Exclusive Q&A: Zebra frontman Randy Jackson roars into Westbury

By Barbara Anne Kirshner

Veteran Rich Osthoff says George Santos scammed him out of the $3,000 raised to save his service dog Sapphire's life.

Long Island News

Veteran confronts George Santos about death of service dog

By Nicole Formisano

Christopher Arsenault, founder of Happy Cat Sanctuary, sacrificed his own life to save more than 200 cats from a fire.

After fire kills Happy Cat Sanctuary founder and 150 cats, a community mourns, legal battle ignites

By Isabella Reilly

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