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Aerial view of Hicksville parking lot closures set to begin on May 3

Hicksville

Parking lots closing in Hicksville as revitalization plan continues

By Casey Fahrer

Eastern Queens Boxing Club expands into Nassau County, offering fitness classes and individualized instruction for all ages

Syosset

Eastern Queens Boxing Club expands to 1st Nassau location in Syosset

By Hannah Devlin

Troy Ramey

Port Washington

Troy Ramey brings soulful storytelling and Americana sound to The Landmark on May 8

By Christy Hinko

Renovations to Roslyn High School Sports Complex will include multi-sport design and new baseball field and tennis courts.

Roslyn

Roslyn High School to get new athletics complex

By Long Island Press Staff

The Great Neck Water Pollution Control District will be hosting it "Shed the Meds" event on April 27.

Great Neck

Great Neck Water Pollution Control District to host “Shed the Meds” drive-thru

By Long Island Press

hand with 3d printed human spine in 3d printer.

Business

Kreativio aims to be the Uber of 3D printing

By James Bernstein

Nassau Republicans oppose wind and energy projects at the Long Beach Fire Department on Wednesday, April 16

Long Beach

Nassau Republicans continue push against wind and energy projects

By Casey Fahrer

Audience listening to Gillen speak.

Hempstead

Faced with Trump, Hempstead Democrats demand more from Gillen

By Isabella Gallo

Warren G BBQ

Nassau

Warren G regulates the grill, bringing hip-hop and heat to BBQ festival

By Christy Hinko

Adelphi team members standing in hard hats at the groundbreaking of a new campus.

Adelphi to expand to Manhattan with new 3 floor campus, grad program space next year

By Isabella Gallo

Temple Chaverim of Plainview received funds under the federal Nonprofit Security Grant Program in 2024, which has since been paused by the federal government.

Nassau

Federal pause of synagogue security funding to not panic local recipients – yet

By Cameryn Oakes

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

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Sag Harbor

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