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Long Island’s job market continues to grow modestly.

Business

LI health care, social services jobs boom

By Claude Solnik

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Body, Mind, Planet

Rewild your garden: how a Long Island biologist is turning lawns into lifelines for nature

By Christy Hinko

Village of Roslyn Board of Trustees

Roslyn

Village of Roslyn Board approves application for new multi-family complex

By Amit Ben-Bassat

Long Island Housing Services, the Island's only nonprofit investigating housing discrimination, will lose $1 million in funding over the next three years due to Trump administration policies.

Islip

Long Island housing nonprofit fights $1M in Trump cuts

By James Bernstein

Gladiator Fund Golf Fundraiser

New Hyde Park Chamber, Lions Club honor Gladiator Fund at annual golf outing

By Amit Ben-Bassat

A rendering of the new Tony's Di Napoli restaurant planned to open on Manhasset's Miracle Mile.

Manhasset

Tony’s Di Napoli set to establish 3rd restaurant in Manhasset’s Miracle Mile

By Cameryn Oakes

William Luther requested the Massapequa Park Village board to review its laws about business and quiet hours.

Massapequa

Massapequa Park resident requests reconsideration of village code

By Casey Fahrer

Plumbing Contractors Association of Long Island is hosting its annual golf outing in Farmingdale.

Plumbing Contractors Association of Long Island announces annual golf outing

By Long Island Press

Moderna57 is now open next to the Syosset train station

Syosset

New Italian restaurant opens up in Syosset

By Christopher Schulz

Alpine Residential receives tax breaks from Nassau County Industrial Development Agency for Westbury property.

Westbury

Nassau IDA gives Alpine’s Westbury development tax breaks

By Casey Fahrer

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Mineola

Mineola architecture firm JRS Architect sold to Flordia firm

By Emma Alexander

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Hempstead

Hempstead town pools to get 40 palm trees over next few days

By Isabella Gallo

La Casa opened on Railroad Avenue in Wantagh and provides customers with a wide variety of fresh Hispanic food.

Wantagh

La Casa provides fresh Hispanic menu to Wantagh

By Casey Fahrer

Hundreds of people gathered for the first of four Farmingdale Music on Main events this summer.

Farmingdale Music On Main kicks off summer fun

By Casey Fahrer

Public Relations Professionals of Long Island new board of officers and directors; (left to right) Theresa Jacobellis, Gail Deutchman, Deana Ambrosio, Janine Logan, Mark Grossman and Alexandra Zendrian.

Public Relations Professionals of Long Island elects new slate of leadership and looks to the future

By Amit Ben-Bassat

Jim Serpico turned to making artisans and leading Serpico's Bread Co. after a long career in producing television.

Levittown

Jim Serpico went from producing television to making bread and pizza

By Casey Fahrer

Vanessa Dong-Monaco said she wants to bring 'new blood' to the Carle Place Board of Education.

Carle Place’s board president brings ‘new blood’ to the position

By Casey Fahrer

Don, Eli and John Bekteshi (L.-R.) will be honored with a street renamed after them, "Bekteshi Brother's Way."

Manhasset

‘Bekteshi Brother’s Way’ honors longtime Villa Milano owners, staple in Manhasset community

By Cameryn Oakes

150+ Northwell lab workers picket to protest stagnant contract negotiations, not yet on strike

By Isabella Gallo

The members of the 2025-2026 Hicksville Board of Education: (back row L. to R.) trustees Irene Carlomusto, Sunita Manjrekar, Danielle Fotopoulos, Patricia Bulerin, (front row L. to R.) Secretary Erin Guida, President Annette Beiner and Vice President Linda Imbriale.

Hicksville

Hicksville board reappoints president and vice president

By Casey Fahrer

District Commissioner Andrew Bader, Neal Schatt, Michael Schatt, Commissioner Marc Laykind and Commissioner Michael Chad (L. to R.).

Plainview Water District recognizes Plainview Family Bagel

Paule Pachter is stepping down as CEO of Long Island Cares, or LI Cares.

Islip

LI Cares CEO steps down: ‘Time for someone younger to take over’

By James Bernstein

The Shed in West Sayville won the 2025 Best Outdoor Dining restaurant title.

Suffolk

The Shed: Inside the 2025 Best Outdoor Dining restaurant

By Dorcas Umaru

Nassau house prices continue to rise

Nassau

Nassau median single-family home prices soars past 800K as time on market shrinks

By Claude Solnik

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