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Long Island's last duck farm – Crescent Duck Farm in Aquebogue – is looking to rebuild after a bird flu outbreak.

Dan’s Papers

After Avian Flu Outbreak, Long Island’s Last Duck Farm Rebuilds

Three men were arrested for allegedly giving a William Floys Middle School student weed gummies, which then sickened 11 students.

Trio arrested for giving kid weed gummies that sickened 11 William Floyd Middle School students

By Nicole Formisano

Farmers markets have the freshest, locally-grown produce on the Island. Here are all the upcoming dates and locations for ones popping up near you.

Long Island Guides

Long Island farmers markets: Summer 2025 guide to dates, locations and fresh produce

By Ashna Balroop

Rosé Soirée 2025 was a night of fun for everyone

Dan’s Papers

A Blooming Celebration: Dan’s Rose Soiree Shines at Southampton Arts Center

Legally Blonde

Concerts & Music

‘Legally Blonde’ brings high-energy musical magic to Madison Theatre

By Christy Hinko

A new scam has been targeting seniors, said Suffolk County Executive Ed Romaine.

New scam tricks Suffolk County seniors into surrendering bank cards

By Max Rosen

Kermit the Frog delivers the commencement address to graduates of the University of Maryland, in College Park, Maryland, U.S., May 22, 2025. Stephanie S. Cordle/University of Maryland/Handout via REUTERS THIS IMAGE HAS BEEN SUPPLIED BY A THIRD PARTY

Dan’s Papers

Kermit the Frog Gives First Commencement Speech Since Southampton College 29 Years Ago

NFL legend Tom Brady is greeted by fans in East Hampton

Dan’s Papers

Tom Brady Celebrates Grand Opening of CardVault in East Hampton

The U.S. House of Representatives narrowly passed a tax bill that increases the SALT cap to $40,000.

Politics

House Republicans advance tax bill with $40K SALT cap

By Cameryn Oakes

Here's your guide to 2025 Memorial Day parades across Long Island.

Do This

Honor the fallen: Memorial Day 2025 parades and events

By Christy Hinko

Philip Bryan’s Luther Billis provides much-needed comic relief in the Engeman Theater's South Pacific.

Concerts & Music

Tony Award-winning South Pacific delights at The Engeman Theatre

By Barbara Anne Kirshner

The Cooper's Beach Subway Entrance In Southampton

Dan’s Papers

Coopers Beach Ranks Top Beach in U.S.; Main Beach Ranks Fifth

Harrow International School New York’s Oakdale Campus

Education

Harrow International: Oakdale’s new school

By Antonio Schoenhardt

George Trimigliozzi

Alleged brothel-running Suffolk cop accused of rape

By Timothy Bolger

Katie Lee Biegel

Dan’s Papers

Chef, Host & Vintner: Katie Lee Biegel Brings Star Power & Kind of Wild Wines to Rosé Soirée

Lindenhurst Memorial Library brought smiles to those who need it by histing a card-making initiative for Cards for Hospitalized Kids.

People

Lindenhurst library makes cards for hospitalized kids

By Isabella Reilly

The Suffolk Y JCC hosted 'Suffolk Celebrates Israel' 2025

Community Events

Hundreds gather at Suffolk Y JCC’s ‘Suffolk Celebrates Israel’

By Long Island Press

Owner Nick Voulgaris says Kerber's Farm is expanding its vegetable garden and educational offerings.

Business

Kerber’s Farm expands its operations

By Emma Grimes

Gabrielle Mitchell is a 12th grade girl scout and Gold Award honoree.

People

Girl Scout Gabrielle Mitchell is a shining, rising star

By Long Island Press

Chaca is one of the sweet pups looking for her forever home!

Pets

These 18 adoptable pals are waiting for their new best friend

By Allison Matos

JAMM

Concerts & Music

JAMM to debut soulful first album at My Father’s Place on May 29

By Christy Hinko

Carmine Simpson, an ex-NYPD cop, was sentenced for sexually exploiting children.

Ex-NYPD cop from LI sentenced for sexually exploiting children

By Timothy Bolger

Voters named Monarch Nature the Best Spa Party of 2025 — and it's not hard to see why.

Monarch Nature: An inside look at the best spa party of 2025

By Abby Gibson

Rite Aid filed for bankruptcy at the beginning of May, with plans to shutter or sell all of its Long Island stores.

Business

Rite Aid files for bankruptcy, seeks to close all Long Island stores

By Cameryn Oakes

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