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Hicksville Superintendent Ted Fulton.

Hicksville

Hicksville schools opt out of regionalization after latest board meeting

By Casey Fahrer

Jeanne Santomauro Schnupp, camper, memorial, mural

Behind the Hedges

A Mother’s Moving Memorial: Turning a Camper into a Mural on Wheels

Pastor-Thomas

Port Washington

Pastor John Michael dies at 78

By Roz Liston

FCA Family and Childrens association Jeffrey Reynolds CEO

Sponsored

FCA: Making Long Island a Better Place to Live

By Sponsored Content

A Train

AMNY

Congestion pricing: LIRR and Metro-North see increased ridership since Jan. 5

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Opinions

OpEd: Washington should learn from LI voters, try cooperation instead of confrontation

By Howard Fensterman

Bill O'Reilly

Opinions

No Spin Zone: Feeling the heat in California

By Bill O’Reilly

George Santos

Nassau

Is George Santos lying about needing more time to pay restitution?

By Timothy Bolger

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Sea Cliff

Sea Cliff Library hosts finance workshop

By Long Island Press

Beautiful Golden Books

Upcoming events at the Glen Cove Library

By Long Island Press

The Marker Restaurant Co-Owners Eric Telese and Kent Monkan celebrate their ribbon cutting with City of Glen Cove officials, business leaders, family and friends, and community members.

Glen Cove

New restaurant The Marker celebrates grand opening in Glen Cove

By Jennifer Corr

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Manhasset

Herricks’ Chang, Manhasset’s Koek dominating in the water

By Michael J. Lewis

Cable TV customers watching a blank screen

AMNY

Op-ed | Media industry’s evolution is no excuse to take advantage of cable TV customers

Julia Krispeal

Behind the Hedges

Julia Krispeal on Leaning into Change and Inspiring People Along the Way

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Long Island News

Top 5 stories in Long Island Press this week: red light cameras, a county executive challenge and more

By Long Island Press

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Pets

11 paw-fect dogs and cats who can’t wait to be adopted

By Allison Matos

Author of 'Nobody Move!' Rob Esposito, Emmy Award Winning writer-director Mike Amoia, Rock Legend Dee Snider of Twisted Sister and his manager Ron Starrantino will all attend the book launch gala.

Red carpet gala launches ‘Nobody Move! (Without Reading This)’

by Alyssa R Griffin

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Port Washington

Port Washington Police District hosts community events

By Luke Feeney

Massapequa High School senior Austin Benedict will play the trumpet in the Concert Band at the 2025 All-Eastern music conference.

Massapequa

Local trumpet player among top musicians in East

Long Island Press Staff

Glen Cove High School chemistry students participate in class activities at lab tables

Glen Cove

Glen Cove High School analyzes AP exam data, sees “upwards trend”

By Hannah Devlin

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Syosset

Two Syosset students named Regeneron Scholars

By Long Island Press

The late SSG James McNaughton will be honored for the 20th straight year at Wantagh’s Mulcahy’s Pub and Concert Hall.

Wantagh

Celebrating life of James McNaughton 20 years later

By Casey Fahrer

Mineola HS senior Fatimah Badoolah named 2025 Regeneron Scholar[43]

Mineola

Mineola Senior named Regeneron Science semifinalist

By Long Island Press

Students at Plainview-Old Bethpage John F. Kennedy High School are gaining on-the-job skills through a student-run café called POB Perk.

Student-run Café Provides on-the-job experience

Long Island Press Staff

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Chef Rocco DiSpiritoo and Southampton Mayor Bill Manger toast Rocco's new pop up restaurant: "Pop Up by Rocco."

How Pop-Up By Rocco Is Tempting Southampton Palates

David Wright: Man in blue suit stands on baseball field and gives speech to fans.

Emotional David Wright joins Mets elite with No. 5 jersey retirement

El impacto de la "Gran y Hermosa Ley" de Trump en los hospitales de Long Island sigue siendo desconocido

El impacto de la «Gran y Hermosa Ley» de Trump en los hospitales de Long Island sigue siendo desconocido

David Nosanchuk, Master Craftsman

Behind the Hedges

David Nosanchuk and the Transcendence of Objects