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Town of Oyster Bay honors Women of Distinction

Community Events

Town of Oyster Bay honors Women of Distinction

By Long Island Press

Carnival 2022 Pic2

Community Events

Herricks Carnival returns for 25th weekend of summer fun

By Isabella Gallo

Steven McManus with first-graders at Roslyn's Heights Elementary School.

Education

Flags for first graders at Roslyn elementary schools

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.

Education

NYIT students develop devices for the disabled

By James Bernstein

the harborside

$86M sale closes for Port Washington senior care facility The Harborside

By Cameryn Oakes

North Hempstead Town Council Member Ed Scott, a first responder in the 9/11 terrorist attack, standing in front of the town's 9/11 memorial at the 2024 memorial ceremony.

North Hempstead

North Hempstead Town Board debates officials’ names on 9/11 memorial plaque

By Cameryn Oakes

The Thomaston Village Hall

Thomaston debates street parking changes on Susquehanna Ave.

By Cameryn Oakes

Manhasset ex-private equity executive David Gentile was sentenced to seven years in prison for a $1.6 billion fraud scheme.

Ex-private equity exec Gentile of Manhasset gets 7 years for fraud

By Cameryn Oakes

Author Mark Torres will present this topic based on his new book “Long Island and the Legacy of Eugenics: Station of Intolerance,” at the Great Neck Library.

Community Events

Long Island and the legacy of eugenics, presented by Mark Terres at the Great Neck Library

By Long Island Press

The Cow Neck Peninsula Historical Society hosted its annual Spring Fling at the Dodge Homestead,

Community Events

Port Washington goes back in time at Cow Neck Peninsula Historical Society’s Spring Fling

By Cameryn Oakes

AP Photography student Ethan Restivo showcases his selected work in the exhibition the "Sustained Investigation."

Education

Schreiber High School AP Photography students showcase work

By Connor Patton

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

Business

East Williston digital sign may be on the move

By Casey Fahrer

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Education

Young Mineola authors, sisters co-author children’s book

By Isabella Gallo

recently sold

Real Estate

Luxury estate, family colonial and renovated cape highlight recent North Shore sales

By Christy Hinko

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.

Business

Roslyn teen tech entrepreneur Zach Yadegari commits to college

By Connor Patton

music

Education

State music association picks long time music educator David Brown as new executive director

By Isabella Gallo

Co-producers Tommy Doyle (R.) and Tyler Mount (L.) attend the premiere of "Oh Mary!" with writer and performer Cole Escola (C.).

Port Washington native Tommy Doyle earns first Tony nomination for ‘Oh Mary!’

By Connor Patton

Westbury Arts Asian American Pacific Islander (AAPI) Heritage Month 2025 exhibition "That Was Then, This Is Now."

Art

Westbury Arts opens Asian American Pacific Islander Heritage Month exhibition ‘That was then, this is now’

By Long Island Press

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Education

Herricks hosts a Holocaust survivor for powerful middle school talk

By Isabella Gallo

Manhasset sca fair

Education

Manhasset hosts 72nd annual SCA Fair

By Cameryn Oakes

Temple Beth-El of Great Neck will welcome Town of North Hempstead Council Member Christine Liu as guest speaker in honor of Asian-American/Pacific Islander and Jewish Heritage Months on Friday, May 16.

Community Events

Council Member Christine Liu to speak at Temple Beth-El

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

Business

Mylestone Home launches real estate platform

By Casey Fahrer

A scene from the Manhasset Middle School production of “13 Jr.,” the quirky coming of age musical that delighted sold-out audiences.

Education

Manhasset Middle School delights with uplifting and energetic production of ‘13 Jr.’

By Long Island Press

North Shore School District special education administrators outlined recommendations for the department during a board of education meeting.

Education

North Shore School District reviews special education department

By Connor Patton

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