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Floral Park’s newest dog and cat groomer wants to make everyone’s pets feel their best

By Isabella Gallo

Jim Coniglione celebrates Scoopy Doo's 25th anniversary

Scoopy Doo celebrates 25 years of business

By Hannah Devlin

Rite Aid filed for bankruptcy at the beginning of May, with plans to shutter or sell all of its Long Island stores.

Nassau

Rite Aid files for bankruptcy, seeks to close all Long Island stores

By Cameryn Oakes

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

In a webinar, small businesses on Long Island learned they can drive customer engagement and cut costs with PSEG Long Island’s electric vehicle (EV) incentive programs.

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Webinar: Small businesses learn how to power up savings with PSEG Long Island’s EV program

By Long Island Press

Business

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

Town of Hempstead schedules public zoning hearing for 'Mitchell Field Integrated Resort District'

Hempstead

Town to hold public zoning hearing for Nassau Coliseum

By Casey Fahrer

The Syosset Farmers Market kicked off its second season with a Mother's Day event.

Syosset

Syosset Farmers Market kicks off second season with Mothers Day celebration

By Cameryn Oakes

Picture of Village of East Williston's digital sign that was shown to residents at a board meeting

East Williston digital sign may be on the move

By Casey Fahrer

Jim McCann, Guest Columnist and 1-800-Flowers CEO.

Jericho

1-800-Flowers.com taps former Home Depot exec as CEO

By Claude Solnik

Zach Yadegari is the co-founder and CEO of the calorie tracking app, Cal AI, which determines a food's nutritional content by just scanning an image.

Roslyn

Roslyn teen tech entrepreneur Zach Yadegari commits to college

By Connor Patton

COBS Bread opened its third Nassau location in Plainview

Plainview

COBS Bread opens in Plainview

By Casey Fahrer

Northwell Nuvance Agreement Media

Nassau

Northwell Health merges with Nuvance Health to form regional health system

By Isabella Gallo

Frances Lisner (L.) and Gregg Siper (R.) have launched the real estate platform Mylestone Home

Manhasset

Mylestone Home launches real estate platform

By Casey Fahrer

Following its Rising Star awards, RISE Life Services is giving three Shining Star awards to recognize and reward workers.

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RISE honors Rising, Shining stars, helping realize dreams

By Sponsored Content

Meaghan Janedis, CEO of Eagle Point Coaching, revealed what every parent needs to know to prepare their teen for a successful, fulfilling life in this eye-opening webinar.

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Webinar: Future proofing students to confidence, careers & success

By Long Island Press

Students interacted with Nassau County Police Department officers during the annual Career Day on May 5.

Levittown

Career Day brings a glimpse of the future at Gardiners Avenue

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Business

Phyllis Hill Slater, renowned business leader and advocate, dies

By Long Island Press

State Sen. Bynoe said the Hempstead School District will receive $24 million in relief funding

Hempstead

Hempstead School District set to receive $24 million in relief funding

By Casey Fahrer

the harborside

Port Washington

Harborside sale approaches closing, estimated Tuesday

By Cameryn Oakes

Westbury Street Fair

Westbury

Westbury Spring Street Fair returns May 31 with new attractions and local flavor

By Christy Hinko

Massapequa Board of Education Trustee Christopher Brooks is running unopposed for a second term

Massapequa

Chris Brooks runs unopposed for Massapequa school board

By Casey Fahrer

CubeSmart opens a new location in Farmingdale

CubeSmart opens in Farmingdale

By Casey Fahrer

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