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Health

35 Nassau County restaurants receive critical health violations

By Conner Keough

Safe Center of Long Island has closed as of Friday, March 14

Business

Safe Center of Long Island closure leaves ‘gaping hole’ in Nassau crime victims services

By Casey Fahrer, Timothy Bolger

CycleBar, located in the Woodbury Commons at 8285 Jericho Tpke., opened earlier this year

Business

CycleBar opens in Woodbury Commons at former SoulCycle location

By Hannah Devlin

Sally Feng and Ron Becker (R.) stand with all of the students honored in the fifth-annual juried online exhibition and scholarship recipients

Art

Jericho, Syosset high school seniors receive total of $2,000 in art scholarships

By Hannah Devlin

Rob Ehrlich declared himself mayor at Sea Cliff Village Hall on Monday, March 10

Politics

Rob Ehrlich declares himself Sea Cliff’s new mayor, attempts to fire village staff

By Hannah Devlin

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Education

Farmingdale State College to tap Ronald C. Jackson as new VP

By Casey Fahrer

Brandon Antonetti (L.) and Adrian Kim (R.) were named National Merit Finalists

Education

Oyster Bay’s National Merit Finalists continue ‘growing trend’ of student recognition

By Hannah Devlin

Christopher LoGrippo, junior partner at IHS Group LLC

Business

Christopher LoGrippo joins Oyster Bay-East Norwich Chamber of Commerce

By Hannah Devlin

Plainview-Old Bethpage community members giving back to community

Community Events

Plainview-Old Bethpage community give back with ‘The Power of Belongings’

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Education

North Shore seniors win annual school-wide Sports Night

Colton Schmiesing placed no. 1 in the state wrestling championships, earning the first title in Oyster Bay High School wrestling program history

Sports

Colton Schmiesing earns Oyster Bay wrestling program its first state championship title

By Hannah Devlin

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Health

Multiple Northwell Health facilities recognized with safety awards

The Oyster Bay-East Norwich Board of Education with students from the districts nine fall season athletics teams

Education

Oyster Bay athletics celebrates fall and winter seasons

By Hannah Devlin

3.13.2025 – Saladino Administers Oath of Office to New Nassau Fire Association President

Jericho

Jericho fire commissioner sworn into presidency to Association of Fire Districts of Nassau County

Anne Frank at the fourth-grade wax museum event at Fork Lane Elementary School in Hicksville.

Community Events

Historical icons come to life at fourth grade wax museum

Director of Fine and Performing Arts Brent Chiarello, left, Hailey Hartmann, owner of Babylon CrossFit Trish Evangelista and Bethpage High School music teacher, Kristen Warnokowski, right

Community Events

Bethpage High School senior Hailey Hartmann receives Deborah Stehlik Memorial Music Scholarship

By Long Island Press Staff

The Greenvale station on the Long Island Rail Road's Oyster Bay branch

Living

LIRR’s Oyster Bay branch receives 2 new trains, schedule changes starting March 17

By Hannah Devlin

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Education

Locust Valley students take home honors at Model UN conference

By Long Island Press

Massapequa

Massapequa’s Hall of Fame: meet the notable faces who made their mark

By Christy Hinko

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Hearing Set To Determine DNA Admissibility in Gilgo Beach Serial Killer Case

By Michael Malaszczyk

Ed Mangano to be resentenced on April 15

Former County Executive Edward Mangano to be resentenced

By Casey Fahrer

Town of Oyster Bay's board meeting on Tuesday, March 11

Business

Town of Oyster Bay holds public hearing about extending shellfish moratorium

By Casey Fahrer

David Steinberg, assistant superintendent for secondary curriculum, instruction and assessment, addresses the Syosset Board of Education on Monday, March 10

Education

Syosset school board anticipates 2.52% tax increase, views graduation requirements

By Hannah Devlin

Hicksville Superintendent Ted Fulton.

Business

Hicksville School District unveils $178M budget at latest meeting

By Casey Fahrer

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