Long Island News from the Long Island Press

The poll was conducted by the hosts of The Grooveyard, a radio show that celebrates oldies each Saturday night on WCWP-FM 88.1 FM in Brookville.

At his home in Dix Hills, John Coltrane composed his Grammy award-winning album A Love Supreme. The work’s spiritual tone captured the essence of a world protesting war amid the emerging pride of African Americans seeking to honor their heritage and contributions to American culture. Coltrane’s composition changed the world of jazz forever.

“Residents can rest assured that we are ready.”

Seasoned restaurateur, author, and lead judge and executive producer on Bravo’s Top Chef, Colicchio has been in the business for more than two decades. His latest venture is Garden City’s rustic, 180-seat Small Batch.

Nassau Democrats held their party convention Wednesday as they aim to increase their recent gains, most notably with one candidate switching from Republican to Democrat to challenge Oyster Bay Town Supervisor Joseph Saladino.

Since its inception in 1994, Project Warmth has provided more than $10 million in emergency funding to more than 94,000 children and adults.

Arrangements have been set for the funeral of a 42-year-old New York City police detective from Calverton was fatally struck by friendly fire at the scene of a robbery in Queens this week.

This magnificent Georgian Colonial perfect for entertaining and overlooking a golf course is listed for sale in the Village of Garden City.

Amazon, the world’s largest retail company, has decided to back out of its billion-dollar plans for Long Island City.

Still looking for the puurrrfect valentine? Look no further! Who needs chocolate when you can adopt one of these sweet cats and dogs today!

With the vast bustle of Huntington village to its west and the suburban sprawl of Smithtown to the east, the Village of Northport has long offered a lower-key, more insular vibe than some of its larger neighbors on the North Shore waterfront.

The Suffolk Sports Hall of Fame unveiled its third permanent exhibit last week at Huntington Town Hall to honor its outstanding local athletes.