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Thousands attended last year's Oyster Bay Day, which will return this year on May 3

Oyster Bay

Oyster Bay Day returns May 3, expects thousands of attendees

By Hannah Devlin

Bethpage has district-wide Autism Acceptance Faculty Dodgeball Tournament

Bethpage

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

By Long Island Press Staff

Students were engaged in hands-on scientific inquiry about energy at Lockhart Elementary School

Massapequa

Cars zoom, marbles crash in high-energy science lesson at Lockhart

By Long Island Press Staff

Division Avenue High School junior Sarah Loiacono raised more than $28,000 for the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society and was nominated for a Student Visionaries of the Year Award

Levittown

Levittown student raises over $28,000 for cancer

By Casey Fahrer

Doug Kelly, CEO of the American Edge Project,

Opinions

Doug Kelly op-ed: New York is leading the way in securing America’s technological edge, but there’s more to be done

By Doug Kelly

Huntington

Huntington doctor creates safe space for immigrant families

By Kenny Forman

Image 1 (Cover Pic) Author Dr. Subrina Oliver, CEO of O-High Technologies, LLC. & Dr Corrine Graham signing her book for Dr. Corrinne Graham (Photo by Ed Shin)

Community Events

Sips & Stories at the Speakeasy: A Literary & Life Celebration

By Long Island Press

Long Island New Years Eve Events 2024

What’s The Best Billy Joel Song?

By Long Island Press

Pool and cabana

Thinking of installing a pool? Avoid these common pitfalls first

By Christy Hinko

Former mayor of Manorhaven Jim Avena died on April 13 at the age of 81.

Port Washington

Jim Avena, former Manorhaven mayor, dies at 81

By Cameryn Oakes

Floral Park board and fire chiefs stand next to each other in village hall.

Floral Park approves $34.6M budget with tax levy increase over state cap, swears in fire chiefs

By Isabella Gallo

The Roslyn Village Board of Trustees approved its 2025-2026 budget and an application for three new businesses on Roosevelt Avenue during a meeting on April 15.

Roslyn

Roslyn Village adopts nearly $6.5 million budget and approves application for three new businesses

By Connor Patton

Suspected Long Island serial killer Rex Heuermann, with his attorney Michael Brown. His daughter, Victoria Heuermann, and soon-to-be-ex wife, Asa Ellerup, watched from the gallery.

Suspected Long Island serial killer’s daughter, ex-wife appear in court following Netflix documentary

By Nicole Formisano

Biking the Great Allegheny Passage trail with Rails to Trails Conservancy. The trail is part of the Great American Rail-Trail that ultimately will create a transcontinental network of trails 3,700 miles from Washington DC to Washington state. Find a trail near you on Celebrate Trails Day, April 26. © Karen Rubin/goingplacesfarandnear.com

Vacation & Travel

Going Places: Rails to Trails Conservancy Highlights Benefits on Celebrate Trails Day, April 26

By Karen Rubin

A Copiague man was sentenced to 17 years in prison for raping his 9-year-old stepdaughter.

2 men convicted of 2023 Valley Stream gang murder: DA

By Hannah Devlin

Eric Hurnyak with his late mother Barabara Johnson Hurnyak who died of glioblastoma on March 4

Dan’s Papers

Man Will Bike 55-Miles to Greenport for Glioblastoma Research

Herricks Board of Education members, from left to right, Jim Gounaris, Shaheda A. Quraishi, Juleigh Chin, Maria Bono, Henry R. Zanetti

Herricks school district adopts $144M budget

By Denivia Rivera

Westbury friends standing next to each other in a house.

Westbury

It all started in a high school band 53 years ago in Westbury

By Isabella Gallo

Farmingdale Village board of trustees adopted a budget that exceeds the tax cap on Monday, April 14

Farmingdale Village exceeds tax cap for the first time ever

By Casey Fahrer

Author Chris Bohjalian will talk about his latest romance novel "The Jackal's Mistress" at the Port Washington Friends of the Library's annual Book & Author Luncheon at the Garden City Hotel on May 2.

Port Washington

Port Washington Friends of the Library to host 56th Book & Author Luncheon May 2

By Connor Patton

American Legion Post 509 vice commander Paul Oleksiw will be the Grand Marshal of the Port Washington Memorial Day Parade.

Port Washington

Paul Oleksiw is Port Washington’s Memorial Day Parade Grand Marshal

By Connor Patton

Locust Valley High School star Olivia Wilde (left) and director Abigail Maselli (right) won Best in Show for “Pianissimo” in the school’s 19 th annual film festival on April 3.

Locust Valley wins 19 awards at annual film festival for 13 school districts

By Hannah Devlin

A Saber Guild Endor Temple Jedi member.

Mineola

Local volunteer group trains young jedi at Mineola’s library

By Isabella Gallo

Mineola students and Portuguese students sit together outside Grand Central

Mineola

Mineola welcomes Portuguese exchange students

By Isabella Gallo

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Si Si at EHP Resort & Marina

EHP Resort & Marina Open for 2025 Season with New Food Offerings

File image: Delivery man on an electric bicycle waiting for green traffic light - under new rules riders can be hit with criminal summons

Bicyclists face criminal summonses under new NYPD policy, an ‘obscene escalation,’ say advocates

Caballos que Sanan Llevan la Magia Terapéutica a Central Park

Caballos que Sanan Llevan la Magia Terapéutica al Central Park

Kyle Rosko, Marcy Braun, Hamptons, Douglas Elliman, Montauk

Behind the Hedges

Rosko, Braun Set Another Record With $17M Montauk Sale