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Glen Cove

American Community Bank holds ceremony at Pascucci Field

By Christopher Schulz

The Glen Cove High School Masquers performed songs from "The Little Mermaid" at last year's downtown sounds

Glen Cove

Downtown Sounds concert series returns for 28th year in Glen Cove

By Hannah Devlin

Both Levittown high schools celebrated the Class of 2025 with graduation ceremonies.

Levittown

Levittown seniors told to take it all in at graduation ceremonies

By Casey Fahrer

Rath Park dugout recent

Hempstead

2 instances of antisemitic, racist graffiti found in Hempstead at 9/11 memorial, Rath Park

By Isabella Gallo

VJ Edgecombe stands with NBA commissioner Adam Silver after being selected as the third pick by the Philadelphia 76ers in the first round of the 2025 NBA Draft at Barclays Center.

Brookville

Long Island Lutheran alum VJ Edgecombe selected third in NBA Draft

By Casey Fahrer

Family Residence and Essential Enterprises (FREE) opened their new Employment Services Center for people with intellectual disabilities.

Brentwood

FREE Opens Brentwood Job Center for People With Disabilities

By Grace Bonamico

Teresa's Lunch Box was voted Best Deli on Long Island 2025

Huntington

Teresa’s Lunch Box: Inside the 2025 Best Deli on Long Island

By Abby Gibson

Bruce Blakeman honors firefighter Michael Farca for saving a Torah scroll from a fire in Roslyn.

Firefighter honored for heroic torah rescue in Roslyn blaze

By Larissa Fuentes

WaterFront Center President Elisa Santoro (C.) cuts the ribbon along with Executive Director George Ellis (Center L.) to celebrate the nonprofit's 25 year anniversary.

Oyster Bay

WaterFront Center celebrates 25 years, serves 10K a year

By Hannah Devlin

medicine cabinet

Health

Time to clean out your medicine cabinet: what to toss, what to keep and where to safely dispose in Nassau County

By Christy Hinko

“Swearing Loyalty.” The New York Historical’s new exhibit, “Blacklisted: An American Story,” the anti-democratic scourge that developed out of the post-World War II Red Scare, brings to light horrifying parallels to today. © Karen Rubin/goingplacesfarandnear.com

Vacation & Travel

Going Places: New York Historical’s ‘Blacklisted: An American Story’ Offers Sobering Lessons for Today

By Karen Rubin

Long Island-based tech companies LISTnet and Launchpad are partnering on a youth-targeted initiative.

Business

Leading tech companies LISTnet, Launchpad unite

By James Bernstein

Westbury Arts Chasing Rainbows 2025 LGBTQ pride month exhibition

Westbury

Chasing Rainbows: A celebration of LGBTQ+ Pride Month at Westbury Arts

By Long Island Press

Fire Island Ferries terminal Bay Shore

Fire Island News

How To Get to Fire Island

PSEG Long Island is hosting a webinar designed to help small businesses succeed.

PSEG Long Island webinar helps small businesses succeed

By Long Island Press

The Holbrook Citibank branch is one of many redesigned with a more welcoming feel.

Business

‘Bank’ to the future: How banks are rethinking their branches

By Claude Solnik

Sewanhaka board reviews cell phone ban proposal, faces pressure to make Eid a school holiday

By Isabella Gallo

Mayor Pam Panzenbeck (Center L.) and Deputy Chief Chris Ortiz (Center R.) recognize three police officers who had gone into the building during the Glen Cove Avenue apartment fire in April, at meeting where council amends noise ordinance.

Glen Cove

Glen Cove amends noise ordinance, celebrates first responders and athletes

By Hannah Devlin

Here are the candidates that will be on your ballot in the Huntington and Smithtown primaries.

Huntington

Legislative primaries underway in Huntington and Smithtown

By Ashna Balroop

Brentwood 'Keep Our Families Together' rally 2025, protest against ICE

Brentwood

Brentwood community rallies against ICE, demands accountability

By Ashna Balroop

Seeds of Change: Redefining Policing and Public Safety Conference

Manhasset

LI advocates gather for police reform conference at Shelter Rock

Amit Ben-Bassat

Rewild Long Island will kick off its summer program, engaging teen volunteers with a variety of environmentally-friendly activities.

Rewild Long Island educates 60 students on native species, food insecurity

By Hannah Devlin

Hicksville High School celebrated the graduating Class of 2025.

Hicksville

Hicksville High School sends off seniors

By Casey Fahrer

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Police bring cat on side of Long Island Expressway to Hempstead shelter

By Isabella Gallo

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Sophia Angelica lanza el video de “Bajo La Luna Llena”, un canto bilingüe al amor y la libertad emocional

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Behind the Hedges

Bay Street Theater Honors Corcoran’s Mala Sander