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Democratic candidate for Nassau County district attorney Nicole Aloise calls for stronger leadership to combat rises in crime.

Nassau

Democratic candidate for Nassau DA calls for stronger leadership to combat crime

By Cameryn Oakes

Amtrak Penn Station

AMNY

All aboard: Amtrak considers Queens for second NYC stop in plans for Long Island expansion

Roslyn High School Habitat for Humanity students build hope.

Roslyn

Roslyn High School Habitat for Humanity students build hope

By Larissa Fuentes

Long Island Children's Museum 2025 Best of Long Island

Long Island Children’s Museum: Inside the 2025 Best Theatre Arts Center

By Abby Gibson

Nassau County District judge, William A. Hohauser, to quit following allegations.

Port Washington

Nassau judge to resign after repeated misconduct allegations

By Larissa Fuentes

The U.S. Department of Education announced it referred the Massapequa mascot case to the U.S. Department of Justice.

Massapequa

U.S. DOE refers Massapequa’s mascot case to Justice Dept.

By Casey Fahrer

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Mineola

Mineola man accused of breaking statues in church

By Amit Ben-Bassat

Max Golubenko mid tennis match

Manhasset

Max Golubenko moving on after stellar high school career

By Frankie DiCalogero

North Hempstead bay constable Aaron Tomlinson was the first on the scene of a boat fire in the Long Island Sound, personally rescuing three of the 23 people.

North Hempstead

North Hempstead bay constable saves lives in Long Island Sound boat fire

By Cameryn Oakes

Medical, pharmaceutical, food businesses must be vetted by Williston Park’s board

By Isabella Gallo

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Mineola

Former Mineola Mayor Robert Hinck dies at 88 after long public service career

By Isabella Gallo

The Sid Jacobson JCC Community Needs Bank has been hosting a Cocktails for a Cause event for the past four years.

Roslyn

Cocktails for a Cause: Sip, socialize and support your community

By Gianna Costanzo

Roslyn

Roslyn playwright Robert Blecker revives Revolutionary War hero in new drama

By Larissa Fuentes

Farmingdale State College hosted the Long Island Cannabis Session to help educate marijuana growers.

Farmingdale State College hosts island-wide cannabis session

By Casey Fahrer

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Manhasset

Herricks’ Ramdayal, Manhasset relay team win state track and field titles

By Michael J. Lewis

Celebrating the 37th Annual Geraldo Rivera Golf Outing: A day of generosity, gratitude, and great golf

By Danny Frank

An employee at Schmear Bagel & Cafe in Port Washington told the Long Island Press that their manager Fernando Mejia had been detained by ICE agents for allegedly overstaying his visa.

Port Washington

Port Washington store manager detained by ICE agents arriving to work

By Cameryn Oakes

CaringKind forget-me-not gala 2025

Community Events

CaringKind hosts 29th annual Forget-Me-Not Gala

By Long Island Press

Kaitlyn Wu (L.) with her piece “Eternal Breath,” and Grace Chen (R.), with her piece “Convergence."

Great Neck

Two South High artists featured in Long Island’s Best exhibit

By Long Island Press

Empire State Ride 2025

Oyster Bay

Empire State Ride Long Island breaks record, raises $118K

By Hannah Devlin

Singers and dancers from Sunshyne + the Foxx perform at Be The Rainbow' pride event in Port Washington.

Port Washington

Port Washington brings sunshine to a rainy day with ‘Pride Inside’

By Cameryn Oakes

Seaford High School has graduation for Class of 2025.

Seaford

Seaford High School Commemorates Class of 2025

By Frankie DiCalogero

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Mineola

Longtime chef brings Mexican meals to Mineola at newly opened El Sol GL

By Isabella Gallo

Louie's Prime Steak and Seafood reopened in Port Washington, showcasing a revamped dining room.

Great Neck

Louie’s Prime Steak and Seafood reopens with new renovations

By Larissa Fuentes

More from our Sister Sites

The January Girls program begins Jan. 4 at Springs Presbyterian Church.

Neo-Political Cowgirls Launch Winter Arts Programs Focused on Creativity & Community

Mayor Zohran Mamdani at his inauguration event in New York City. His move into the city’s highest office left his Queens Assembly seat vacant, triggering a Feb. 3 special election.

Special election set to fill Mayor Mamdani’s former Assembly seat and other Albany vacancies

Dos hispanos arrestados por vender fuegos artificiales en Brentwood

Dos hispanos arrestados por vender fuegos artificiales en Brentwood

Behind The Hedges, 2025

Behind the Hedges

Behind The Hedges Reflects on 2025, Eyes 2026