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A New Hyde Park resident asked the town board to look at its town code regarding food vendors during public comment.

Business

New Hyde Park resident debates North Hempstead Town code about food vendors

By Casey Fahrer

Gerard Antoine, new assistant superintendent for business and operations for the Manhasset School District.

Education

Manhasset School District hires new assistant superintendent for business and operations

By Isabella Gallo

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Westbury

Old Westbury blaze draws 100 firefighters, but no serious injuries

By Ryan Toohill

New Hyde Park Board of Trustees meeting 8/22/25

Business

New Hyde Park board addresses empty store fronts, traffic enforcement

By Amit Ben-Bassat

The Roslyn School District announced a new mascot design (R.) that was designed to inspire the district.

Roslyn

Roslyn School District unveils updated mascot, website

By Larissa Fuentes

Corey Lieblein, a lifelong Port Washington resident, launched Big Old Pup, a company committed to making life better for dogs and their owners.

Port Washington

Port Wash entrepreneur Lieblein introduces solution-focused dog company

By Larissa Fuentes

The American Community Bank headquarters, located in Glen Cove.

Business

American Community Bank to expand to Syosset, 5th Nassau location

By Hannah Devlin

Roger Tilles, the Board of Regents member who represents Long Island, will present updates to statewide Holocaust curriculum at Voice for Truth and Humanity's 6th annual Remembrance Awards Dinner.

Charity

Roger Tilles to examine state Holocaust curriculum at Remembrance Awards

By Hannah Devlin

Cody Cohen, a 28-year-old father from Great Neck, survived a ruptured splenic artery thanks to blood donations.

Donated blood helps save Great Neck father after artery rupture

By Larissa Fuentes

The 14th annual Indian Independence Day parade took to the streets in Hicksville.

Community Events

Thousands celebrate Indian Independence Day in Hicksville

By Casey Fahrer

An electrical fire left the future of Crabby Amy's Clam and Oyster Bay in Seaford uncertain.

Business

Crabby Amy’s Clam and Oyster Bar burnt down in Seaford

By Casey Fahrer

The Sarah Grace Foundation is going gold for the month of September.

Business

Light it up gold with the Sarah Grace Foundation

By Long Island Press

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Business

Next stop, Hicksville! Ambitious downtown development leaves station

By Claude Solnik

Nassau County Legislature Minority Leader Delia DeRiggi-Whitton announces "promising" test results at Crescent Beach in Glen Cove.

Environment

Crescent Beach testing shows low levels of bacteria

By Hannah Devlin

Derick and Owen Valance (L. to R.) arrive in Port Jefferson after completing last year’s 22-mile kayak crossing of the Long Island Sound.

Sports

Derek, Owen Valance to take on 22-mile kayak challenge for PTSD awareness

By Hannah Devlin

Assembly Member Daniel Norber (L.) in conjunction with Sen. Jack Martins hosted operation safe child at the Bryant Library.

Roslyn

Operation Safe Child event in Roslyn helps families prepare for emergencies

By Larissa Fuentes

Passengers will fly in an original World War II Douglas C-47 Skytrain Troop Transport at the American Airpower Museum's Living History Flight Experience.

Community Events

Fly back in time on American Airpower Museum’s C-47 D-Day Living History Flight Experience

Yogurt & Such

Dining

Yogurt & Such Greenvale’s online virality creates new fans, long lines

By Hannah Resnick

Focus on the Great Neck Peninsula: Silvana Rexhaj of Silver’s Aesthetics Studio

By Janet Nina Esagoff

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Real Estate

Mineola Historical Society hopes to house more artifacts, display exhibits

By Isabella Gallo

Over 150 veterans and over 20 vendors attended the breakfast and resource fair hosted by state Assembly Member Michael Durso.

Dining

Veterans enjoy pancakes, learn about resources

By Casey Fahrer

Real Estate

Floral Park Historical Society looking for new, bigger home

By Isabella Gallo

Education

Looking for Mineola’s mayor? You’ll find him at the high school, for now

By Isabella Gallo

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Education

2 Nassau County HS students receive $5K in scholarship awards

By Bianca Rodriguez-Mora

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