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Education

Jericho High School welcomes guidance hires Cotter, Mercante

Anthony Hirtzel

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Education

David Mevs joins Jericho High School as interim assistant principal

Annie Zhou

Troy Pieper, Damien Pieper and former Upper Brookville justice John Pieper (L. to R.)

Upper Brookville village justice retires after 32 years, turns robes over to his son

By Hannah Devlin

Brookville Mayor Dan Serota, Supervisor Joseph Saladino, Councilman Andrew Monteleone and Tax Receiver Jeffrey Pravato, L to R

Business

Nassau’s towns oppose proposed state zoning legislation

By Casey Fahrer

Hicksville High School’s production of “Legally Blonde The Musical” on March 14-15.

Community Events

Hicksville High School Repertory Company presents ‘Legally Blonde The Musical’

Eighth grader Zach Mark, left, and ninth grader James Ruiz took advantage of the face painting station provided by the National Art Honor Society.

Community Events

A journey across the globe at Massapequa’s language festival

Parshwa Shah, Plainview-Old Bethpage student who is a finalist for the Coca-Cola Scholars Program

Community Events

Parshwa Shah named finalist for Coca-Cola Scholars Program

Hicksville english teacher Diane Newcombe-Lypen, High School librarian Christine Anderson and english teacher Dena Civello, L to R

Community Events

Hicksville hosts virtual Read Across America event

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Community Events

ACDS raises over $100K for organization at annual St. Patrick’s Day celebration

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Business

The Granola Bar cuts ribbon at new Woodbury location

"The Great Gatsby" by F. Scott Fitzgerald

Community Events

Syosset library to celebrate 100th anniversary of ‘The Great Gatsby’ in April

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Education

Syosset sophomores named two of Long Island’s Best Young Artists

Trustee Christine Wiss, Mayor Daniel Pearl, Deputy Mayor Tina Schiaffino, L to R

Politics

Massapequa Park Village re-elects mayor, two other board members

By Casey Fahrer

Politics

Sea Cliff residents reelect Elena Villafane after Robert Ehrlich declares himself mayor

By Hannah Devlin

Bethpage Superintendent David Schneider

Business

Community approves $24 million capital improvement project for Bethpage School District

By Casey Fahrer

Massapequa community celebrating first annual St. Patrick'd Day parade on Saturday, March 15

Community Events

Massapequa Hosts First St. Patrick’s Day Parade

By Larissa Fuentes

Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer voted for cloture to pass continuing resolution to Senate floor

Business

Federal continuing resolution leads to $110 million lost by Long Island

By Casey Fahrer

The Granola Bar held its grand opening ribbon ceremony in Woodbury.

Food & Drink

The Granola Bar Holds Grand Opening Ribbon-Cutting Ceremony

By Larissa Fuentes

Community members participated in Farmingdale's St. Patrick's Day parade on Sunday, March 16

Farmingdale celebrates St. Patrick’s Day with annual parade

By Casey Fahrer

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Port Washington

Recent North Shore home sales showcase luxury and affordability

By Christy Hinko

Playa Bowls

Business

New Playa Bowls location in Woodbury holds grand opening

By Denivia Rivera

Quickway Japanese Hibachi set to open in Farmingdale in September

Business

Quickway Japanese Hibachi set to open this fall in Farmingdale

By Casey Fahrer

David Mevs, Jericho High School's interim assistant principal, talks about high school programming at the Thursday, March 13 board of education meeting

Education

Jericho schools expect 2.94% tax levy increase in 2025-2026 budget

By Hannah Devlin

State announced Farmingdale Village as one of two communities to receive funding for revitalization projects on Friday, March 14

Business

Farmingdale, Hempstead receive funding from state for revitalization projects

By Casey Fahrer

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