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Carmine Simpson, an ex-NYPD cop, was sentenced for sexually exploiting children.

Ex-NYPD cop from LI sentenced for sexually exploiting children

By Timothy Bolger

Stony Brook Charles B Wang Center Sakura Matsuri: Cherry Blossom Festival 2025

Community Events

Cherry Blossom Festival 2025: A vibrant showcase of Japanese culture at Stony Brook

By Long Island Press

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

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

Education

How this Girl Scout finds inspiration through writing

By Long Island Press

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

Business

Massive AI tech center may come to Long Island in 2027

By James Bernstein

Anti-Trump

Politics

‘Hands Off’ Anti-Trump Protestors Hit The Streets Across Long Island

By Michael Malaszczyk & Nicole Formisano

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Fire Island News

The First Long Island Seafood Trail has been Announced

Levittown Fire Department agrees to settlement over discrimination claims

LI fire departments fined for confederate flags, alleged human rights law violations

By Casey Fahrer

A Suffolk County police officer did not turn on her dash cam before hitting and killing a teen (NYSAG)

Suffolk cop crash that killed Shirley teen prompts AG call for automatic dash cams

By Timothy Bolger

Avelo Airlines will soon be an option for Long Islanders flying in and out of MacArthur airport.

Business

Avelo Airlines arriving at Long Island MacArthur airport

By Antonio Schoenhardt

Brookhaven, amnesty

Behind the Hedges

Brookhaven Amnesty Program on Property Compliance

Richard Helling, artist Sunkoo Yuh, Stony Brook Associate Professor of Social Welfare Robin Deluca-Acconi and Haylee Hebenstreit attended the lecture and reception in the Charles Wang Center.

Art

Stony Brook University unveils ceramic artistry exhibition

By Long Island Press

The New York Parks Department gave the Tesla Science Center a $500,000 grant to rebuild after their devastating fire.

Long Island News

Tesla Science Center recovering after devastating fire

By Isabella Reilly

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William Floyd Middle School students sickened by cannabis gummies

By Timothy Bolger

New Stony Brook University President Andrea Goldsmith

Education

Stony Brook University taps Andrea Goldsmith president to lead Seawolves into future

By Timothy Bolger

Chuck Silverstein

Concerts & Music

Chuck Silverstein and His Fertile Imagination: a one-of-a-kind acoustic experience

By Christy Hinko

IBEW Local 1049 Press Conference 1

Long Island News

Unionized National Grid workers to review company’s final contract offer

By Isabella Gallo

Local children's book author Joe Costa, Library Director of Middle Country Public Library Sophia Serlis-McPhillips and local children's book author and illustrator Jim Coccaro.

Community Events

Children’s book author Joe Costa hosts meet and greet at Middle Country Library

By Long Island Press

Long Island produced more than a third of the musicians accepted into the elite All-State Winter Conference.

Education

300 student musicians perform in elite All-State Winter Conference

By Nicole Formisano

Family and Children's Association CEO Jeffrey Reynolds said the federal funding freeze would have slashed a quarter of the organization's budget

Politics

Federal funding freeze threat looms over Long Island organizations

By Cameryn Oakes

girl scout Camdyn Maren Glover

People

Girl Scout of the month: Camdyn Maren Glover works toward Gold Award

By Long Island Press

Photo of Eric Gerwatowski, of New Hyde Park, at Capitol riots on Jan. 6, 2021. Gerwatowski was potentially one of the Long Islanders pardoned by President Donald Trump

Jan. 6 pardons potentially include 11 Long Islanders

By Cameryn Oakes

Carole Trottere hugging a woman who made a rock dedicated to a lost loved one

Health

Turning pain into purpose: Mother takes OD prevention into own hands after son’s death

By Cameryn Oakes

Gov. Kathy Hochul delivered her fourth State of the State address in Albany on Tuesday, Jan. 14

Politics

State of the State: Hochul gears up for reelection fight with affordability and crime focus

By Ethan Stark-Miller

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