Bethpage, NY News – LI Press

Bethpage students took their studies outdoors with a visit to Planting Fields Arboretum in Oyster Bay.

Education

Bethpage art students find inspiration at Planting Fields Arboretum

By Long Island Press Staff

UCPLI A Night in Montecarlo 2025

Community Events

United Cerebral Palsy of Long Island (UCPLI) hosted ‘A Night in Monte Carlo’ 2025

By Long Island Press

Bethpage Street Fair

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Bethpage Street Fair returns May 18 with local favorites

By Christy Hinko

Larry Ortolani of the Island Trees School District Board of Education

Education

2 Island Trees School District trustees running for re-election unopposed

By Conner Keough

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Education

6 Judy Jacobs Essay Contest winners celebrated at Jericho Library

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Do This

Street fairs bring summer nostalgia to Long Island

By Christy Hinko

Island Trees School Board approves $83 Million budget for 2025-2026

By Conner Keough

Charles Campagne Elementary School, students are working with longtime artist-in-residence Esther J. Tollen to create a new mosaic mural for the the walls of the school's all-purpose room.

Community Events

Bethpage elementary school students working on mural

By Long Island Press Staff

Lisa Herbert of Seaford is running unopposed for a Board of Education seat in May

Education

Southeast Nassau’s Board of Education candidates

By Casey Fahrer

Bethpage has district-wide Autism Acceptance Faculty Dodgeball Tournament

Community Events

John F. Kennedy Middle School wins eighth annual district-wide Autism Acceptance Faculty Dodgeball Tournament

By Long Island Press Staff

Federal Justice Department backs the Muslims on Long Island against the Town of Oyster Bay with statement on Friday, April 11

Justice Dept. sides with Bethpage mosque in statement of interest

By Casey Fahrer

Elementary students from across Long Island came together in Bethpage on Friday, April 4 for the kidOYO Upper Elementary Division Code Conquest Hackathon.

Community Events

Bethpage hosts kidOYO Code Conquest Hackathon

Bethpage High School hosted its annual college fair as more than 50 colleges and universities were represented.

Community Events

Bethpage High School hosts annual college fair

On Friday, March 28, students in the Bethpage School District supported Hailey Giebel, a 13-year-old student who was recently diagnosed with leukemia.

Community Events

Bethpage comes together for Hailey Giebel

By Grace Olinkiewicz

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Man shot dead in Bethpage

By Long Island Press Staff

Student teacher Melanie Acaiturri designed the interactive lesson for Bethpage students.

Education

John F. Kennedy Middle School students explore printmaking

Nostalgia

Business

Nostalgia Of Bethpage wins Best Live Music On Long Island Award for second-straight year

By Grace Olinkiewicz

Soil sampling began from the first phase of cleanup at Bethpage Community Park on March 24

Health

Soil sampling begins at Bethpage Community Park

By Casey Fahrer

Food banks on Long Island struggle as USDA cuts programs and deliveries.

Long Island food banks struggle amid USDA program cuts

By Larissa Fuentes

Dave Peikon

Art

Dave Peikon’s “Infinite Quest” Solo Exhibition Celebrates 70 Years of Art League of Long Island

By Christy Hinko

Bethpage Superintendent David Schneider

Business

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

By Casey Fahrer

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

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

Central Blvd. Elementary School turf rendering from proposed capital investment project

Business

Bethpage School District to vote on $24M capital improvement project March 18

By Casey Fahrer

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