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Comptroller Michael Piccirillo speaks with the City of Glen Cove council members regarding its agreement with the community development agency

Glen Cove

Glen Cove council members discuss financial agreement with community agency

By Hannah Devlin

Huntington

Alloy Personal Training hosts grand opening in Commack

By Long Island Press

Photo of Eric Gerwatowski, of New Hyde Park, at Capitol riots on Jan. 6, 2021. Gerwatowski was potentially one of the Long Islanders pardoned by President Donald Trump

Babylon

Jan. 6 pardons potentially include 11 Long Islanders

By Cameryn Oakes

Masjid Al-Baqi mosque in Bethpage.

Bethpage

Muslims of Long Island sue Town of Oyster Bay over expansion project

By Casey Fahrer

2025 Heckscher Museum of Art Lunar New Year celebration

Huntington

Vibrant 2025 Lunar New Year celebration at Heckscher Museum highlights Asian cultures

By Long Island Press

Jay Jacobs

Opinions

Guest columnist Jay Jacobs: Don’t buy what Bruce Blakeman is selling

By Jay Jacobs

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Syosset

Syosset ministry receives $50K grant for community outreach

By Long Island Press

Robotics

Bayville

Locust Valley robotics team wins qualifying tournament

By Long Island Press

Remembrance service and the retiring of Omer Neutra's sports jersey at the Schechter School of Long Island.

Omer Neutra honored by Schecter School of Long Island

By Casey Fahrer

The Jericho Board of Education votes to opt out of regionalization. From let to right, Christopher Foresto, Divya Balachandar, Jill Citron, Jennifer Vartanov, Samuel Perlman

Jericho

Jericho Board of Education approves cell phone ban in classrooms

By Hannah Devlin

Current fields at Stillwell Park experience flooding when it rains

Syosset

Stillwell Park transfer approved by Nassau County Legislature

By Hannah Devlin

Pearl Friend along with Town trusties

Jericho

Town of Oyster Bay honors Holocaust survivor Pearl Friend

By Casey Fahrer

Jericho

17-year-old Massapequa hockey player’s number retired at ‘Connor Kasin Night’

By Larissa Fuentes

Nassau to vote on installation of license plate readers in jericho

Jericho

Jericho receives 20 license plate readers in unanimous vote

By Hannah Devlin

Steven Joseph DiMare

Nassau

Unified Window Systems founder Steven Joseph DiMare dies, son continues legacy as CEO

By Long Island Press

new york state trooper shot, lied

Crime news: Hate crime, false shooting and more

By Casey Fahrer

Port Washington Water District Commissioner Mindy Germain, back right, leading a student tour of a Port Washington Water District plant alongside Field Supervisor Jasper Skliba, back center

Port Washington

Port Washington, Westbury water districts get $5M grants from state

By Cameryn Oakes

Rendering of new Bayville business, The Beach Barn

Bayville

The Beach Barn to open this year at former Steve’s Pier One site

By Hannah Devlin

Great Neck North High students practicing for their upcoming opera performance of "Carmen"

Great Neck

Great Neck North HS opera program involves many arts

By Cameryn Oakes

Dana Baron's business, Baron Floral Designs, blossomed after finding a brick-and-mortar home in Sea Cliff.

Sea Cliff

Baron Floral Designs: Innovation in bloom

By Claude Solnik

All Nassau County school districts are being proposed foundation aid increases under Gov. Kathy Hochul's 2025-2026 budget proposal, yet seven districts may see overall state aid reductions

Bayville

All Nassau County schools slated for proposed bumps in state foundation aid

By Cameryn Oakes

Fora Cafe owners Leyla and Engin Koksal said grants will help the relatively new business continue serving the community.

Port Washington

Fora Cafe receives grants for improvements

By Long Island Press Staff

Pictured clockwise from top left, Regeneron finalists Emma Lee Wen of Great Neck North High School, Sandeep Sawhney of Herricks High School and Melody Hong of MacArthur High School in Levittown

Four Nassau students named Regeneron finalists

By Casey Fahrer

Baked Alaska

February 1 is National Baked Alaska Day

By Christy Hinko

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Real Estate Roundtable: Summer Reflections