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Town Clerk Richard LaMarca announces the town's Passport Weekend on Aug. 9 and Aug. 10

Community Events

Town of Oyster Bay announces return of ‘Passport Weekend’

By Hannah Devlin

Jericho Cares President Fran O'Connor (L.) and New York Literacy Project Founder Logan Cohen (R.) at last year's back to school drive.

Charity

Jericho Cares ready to donate 125 pairs of sneakers for back-to-school drive

By Hannah Devlin

Rendering of the proposed 106 unit apartment complex with 10% affordable housing coming to Hicksville.

Business

Cornerstone Hicksville proposes 106-unit apt. building with 10% affordable housing

By Casey Fahrer

Katherine Galbraith-Chan, the Nassau County Teen Poet Laureate, to perform at the Hicksville Public Library during its bi-monthly Open Mic event.

Education

Nassau County’s Teen Poet Laureate to read at Hicksville Library’s Open Mic

By Casey Fahrer

Even four-legged friends visit the Jericho Cider Mill.

Business

Jericho Cider Mill celebrates 205 years of business

By Hannah Devlin

Alexa Mermelstein conducted a research project that explored the correlation between orthodontic treatment and confidence.

Roslyn

Jericho teen explores link between orthodontic treatment, confidence

By Gianna Costanzo

Jack Kelly, Rose Sullivan and Stella Fraser (L. to R.) receive scholarships from the Joel Foundation to complete Long Island High School of the Arts' Summer Arts Academy.

Education

Joel Foundation provides students with free summer arts education

By Hannah Devlin

Steve Rhards Ribbon Cutting 2

Politics

State Sen. Steve Rhoads opens new district office in Levittown

By Casey Fahrer

Kelly Mullooly (L.) and her mother (R.) at Cohen Children's Medical Center after she received treatment for a cancerous tumor in her left knee.

Education

Massapequa Park college student keeps moving forward after cancer diagnosis

By Casey Fahrer

Patrons take the challenge's "Color Our World" theme literally with rock painting.

Community Events

Over 600 take part in Jericho Library’s summer reading challenge

By Hannah Devlin

Burlington in Massapequa set to move to new location in same shopping mall.

Business

Burlington set to move store location within Massapequa

By Casey Fahrer

The "Bristal All-Stars,"who are members of the New York Senior Softball Association took the field in Hicksville to play an exhibition game.

Sports

Senior softball stars shine at annual event in Hicksville

By Casey Fahrer

Buckley students pose for a photo at the Temple of Apollo at Delphi.

Community Events

Where the sea meets the sky: Buckley students discover the wonders of Greece

LV Chamber Check Presentation

Community Events

Locust Valley Chamber of Commerce donates $2.5K to Boys & Girls Club

Young athletes participated in a number of sports activities during the Massapequa School District's Summer Sports Camp.

Community Events

Summer sports camps are skill-based in Massapequa

Judge

Judge grows weary as Gilgo Beach DNA hearing winds down

By Michael Malaszczyk

Oyster Bay's 2 Spring how transformed from a classic neighborhood brasserie to a sought-after fine dining experience.

Food & Drink

Inside 2 Spring: how a neighborhood spot became Long Island’s fine dining standout

By Christy Hinko

The North Shore Historical Museum hosted an event for the launch of a new biography on Frank Holt, the man who shot financier J.P. Morgan. Greg Bodine (center) portrayed Holt in a live action performance.

Community Events

History comes full circle as North Shore museum hosts book debut on Glen Cove’s infamous anarchist

The Town of Oyster Bay gave certificates to each of its summer interns.

Education

Town of Oyster Bay honors interns, postpones moratorium hearing

By Casey Fahrer

Jericho Board of Education

Roslyn

Jericho School District brings lawsuit against former employee

By Gianna Costanzo

William Luther requested the Massapequa Park Village board to review its laws about business and quiet hours.

Business

Massapequa Park resident requests reconsideration of village code

By Casey Fahrer

Plumbing Contractors Association of Long Island is hosting its annual golf outing in Farmingdale.

Community Events

Plumbing Contractors Association of Long Island announces annual golf outing

By Long Island Press

Moderna57 is now open next to the Syosset train station

Business

New Italian restaurant opens up in Syosset

By Christopher Schulz

Community Events

Italian American Citizen’s Club holds four-day St. Rocco’s Festival

By Christopher Schulz

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