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Sandy Pensak, Shelter Rock Jewish Center Holocaust Remembrance Committee Hazzan Larry Goller, Shelter Rock Jewish Center president Susan Pavane and speaker Arnold Newfield at the 87th anniversary of Kristallnacht.

Mineola

Holocaust survivor speaks at Shelter Rock Jewish Center on Kristallnacht

By Larissa Fuentes

Mayor Robert Weitzner discusses ongoing odor concerns at 85 Channel Drive during Port Washington North's November Board of Trustees meeting.

Port Washington

Port Washington North prolongs odor probe into Bombay Kitchen

By Larissa Fuentes

A vigil standing up against immigration enforcement was held in Glen Cove.

Glen Cove

Community members stand together at immigration vigil in Glen Cove

By Casey Fahrer

Ian Swensen was gifted a service dog through Paws for War at the New York Knicks' Military Appreciation Night Game on Veterans Day.

Levittown

Former Levittown resident and veteran gifted service dog at New York Knicks game

By Casey Fahrer

Cohen Children’s Northwell Health Physician Partners has opened two new pediatric offices in Plainview.

Plainview

Cohen Children’s Northwell Health Physician Partners adds two pediatric offices in Plainview

By Casey Fahrer

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Mineola

Mineola approves 2 new apartment complexes with 1 dissenting vote

By Isabella Gallo

Irving Brenor was one of four people arrested in connection to multiple Nassau County burglaries.

Jericho

Four Queens people arrested for burglaries in Manhasset and Jericho

By Casey Fahrer

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Williston Park prepares to celebrate 100 year anniversary, asks residents for help with village artifacts

By Isabella Gallo

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Council Member Christine Liu says she’ll work to add trees to Park Circle after resident survey

By Isabella Gallo

The Glen Cove City Council honored first responders at its meeting.

Glen Cove

Glen Cove City Council honors police officers, fire department at meeting

By Casey Fahrer

November is Epilepsy Awareness Month, a time to recognize the thousands of Long Islanders living with epilepsy and to recommit ourselves to creating a community prepared to protect them.

Opinions

Let Epilepsy Awareness Month Kickstart a Trend of Being Prepared to Protect the Most Vulnerable: No One Should Face Seizures Alone

By Lisa Burch

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Sports

Flag football opens up more room on the gridiron

By Ryan Toohill

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Business

Schneps Media launches more ‘intimate’ networking group

By Long Island Press

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New Hyde Park’s new park nears completion, set to open in spring

By Isabella Gallo

Victoria Ferraro and Ethan Chen are the top two graduates for their class, with averages separated by barely three-tenths of a point.

Wantagh

Wantagh High School names top two students of Class of 2026

By Casey Fahrer

U.S. Reps. Laura Gillen and Tom Suozzi vote differently on reopening the federal government.

Nassau

Suozzi one of six Dems in favor of reopening the federal government, Gillen votes no

By Casey Fahrer

Port Washington Police Detective Anthony Guzzello with Santa and some of the toys donated by generous local residents and businesses.

Port Washington

‘Make a Child Smile’ Holiday toy, food and diaper drive returns for 25th year in Port Washington

By Larissa Fuentes

East Meadow Beth-El Jewish Center

East Meadow man sentenced on felony hate crime for antisemitic graffiti

By Larissa Fuentes

David Diamond and Scott Fishkind pitching the Office of Emergency Management to the East Hills Board of Trustees and residents.

Roslyn

Prepared for anything: East Hills launches Office of Emergency Management

By Larissa Fuentes

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Mineola

Mineola Middle School learners lead the charge in e-Waste recycling

By Long Island Press

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Uniondale

Uniondale’s Ross Wallace claims Nassau Class I cross country championship

By Uniondale School District

Things to do on Long Island this weekend include concerts at The Paramount, Amityville Music Hall and more.

Do This

The Weekender: Things to do on Long Island this weekend

By Long Island Press

Brent Henry

Dan’s Papers

Riverhead Man Gets 25 Years to Life for Murdering Niece’s Boyfriend

Long Island’s congressional delegation talks SALT limit, bipartisanship at Long Island Association meeting. L.-R.: Republican U.S. Reps. Nick LaLota, Andrew Garbarino, LIA President Mark Gross, and Democratic U.S. Reps. Laura Gillen and Tom Suozzi (LIA)

Politics

LI Reps face pricey congressional race

By Jessica Brand

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