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The court system recently granted the Town of Oyster Bay the authority to demolish a Massapequa zombie house

Community Events

Zombie house demolished in Massapequa

By Casey Fahrer

A Massapequa High School senior, the head of the U.S. Department of. Education, Linda McMahon and Nassau County Executive Bruce Blakeman (L. to R.) with Massapequa Chiefs shirts

McMahon demands state Education Department lift ban on Native American imagery in public schools

By Casey Fahrer

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Movies

Steve Guttenberg shocks fans by playing real-life killer in new Lifetime movie

By Dave Gil de Rubio

McKenna fifth graders celebrated their time in elementary school coming to a close

Community Events

Massapequa fifth graders rejoice at year-end picnics

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Sports

Port Washington girls lacrosse loses heartbreaker in county final to Massapequa

By Michael J. Lewis

Veterans holding the American Flag during the Village of Farmingdale's Memorial Day parade

Holiday

Memorial Day parades take over the streets of Southeast Nassau

By Casey Fahrer

Plainedge High School's varsity baseball team had the best regular season record in Nassau County

Education

Plainedge baseball lost one game during the regular season. Can the team win the county championship?

By Casey Fahrer

The Massapequa Historical Society presented a plaque to Fairfield Elementary School in honor of its 100th anniversary.

Community Events

Massapequa school celebrates 100 years

Spanish teacher Pamela Schellberg, left, and Massapequa High School Principal Barbara Lowell congratulated Silvia Izquierdo and Chloe Goldberg on their awards in the Long Island Language Teachers student language competition.

Community Events

Massapequa juniors lauded in Spanish language contest

Massapequa Park named top place to live in state by U.S. News and World Report

Business

Massapequa Park ranked best place to live in state

By Casey Fahrer

Education

Massapequa School District files amended complaint against state

By Casey Fahrer

The Hicksville School District received the supermajority vote it needed as community members across the county voted on their district's budgets

Business

Hicksville budget clears 60% hurdle

By Casey Fahrer

Berner Middle School students Jack Cohen (L.) and Andrew Bacheller (R.) worked on their sewing projects, a monkey and a sloth, respectively.

Community Events

Stuffed animal projects are ‘sew’ much fun at Berner

By Long Island Press Staff

Massapequa High School’s Ames Campus hosted the ALS Ride For Life

Education

Massapequa school supports those with ALS

By Casey Fahrer

Business

State tells U.S. Education Department that Massapequa mascot ban is legally sound

By Casey Fahrer

Town of Oyster Bay honors Women of Distinction

Community Events

Town of Oyster Bay honors Women of Distinction

By Long Island Press

Oyster Bay Town Supervisor Joseph Saladino honored six Massapequa firefighters

Community Events

Saladino honors six Massapequa firefighters

By Long Island Press Staff

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

Education

Chris Brooks runs unopposed for Massapequa school board

By Casey Fahrer

Education

Massapequa School District sends letter to U.S. Department of Education over mascot ban

By Casey Fahrer

Education

Indigenous activist calls out Massapequa School District

By Casey Fahrer

Nassau County Planning Commission subdivides Sunrise Mall property into four parcels at Thursday, May 1 meeting

Business

Amazon eyes Massapequa as county approves subdivision of Sunrise Mall property

By Casey Fahrer

McKenna Elementary School fourth graders began work on their marble rollercoasters, part of a STEAM unit that explored different physics concepts.

Community Events

Coasters build base of engineering smarts at McKenna

Oyster Bay Town Supervisor Joseph Saladino (L.) and Nassau County District Attorney Anne Donnelly (R.) provided an update on the saved cats

Cats saved from side of parkway in N. Massapequa

By Casey Fahrer

Massapequa Park Mayor Daniel Pearl called the village's $7.9 million budget "best balance of resource management" at a April 28 meeting

Business

Massapequa Park Village passes $7.9M budget

By Casey Fahrer

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