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A case of measles has been confirmed in a young child from Suffolk County.

Suffolk

Measles outbreak reaches LI, case confirmed in Suffolk County child

By Nicole Formisano

Mount Sinai South Nassau debuted their newly-expanded emergency department.

Hempstead

Expanded Mount Sinai South Nassau Hospital ER debuts

By Antonio Schoenhardt

Ed Mangano to be resentenced on April 15

Oyster Bay

Former County Executive Edward Mangano to be resentenced

By Casey Fahrer

Attendees holding up their finished Mardi Gras painting at Westbury Arts Paint & Sip Night.

Westbury

Westbury Arts celebrates Mardi Gras with Paint & Sip night

By Long Island Press

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Williston Park-East Williston water rate increase packs board meeting

By Isabella Gallo

Town of Oyster Bay's board meeting on Tuesday, March 11

Oyster Bay

Town of Oyster Bay holds public hearing about extending shellfish moratorium

By Casey Fahrer

The Village of Great Neck Plaza

Great Neck

Great Neck Plaza to celebrate women through ‘Tastes of the Plaza’ panel, food tasting

By Cameryn Oakes

North Hempstead Town Supervisor Jennifer DeSena

North Hempstead cleans up town code with various amendments

By Cameryn Oakes

Justin Walcott

Crime News: Man charged in connection to Hempstead murder

By Long Island Press

As Baby Boomers age, accounting is seeing an echo boom as leaders retire and retiring solo practitioners look for a new home for their clients. Accounting,Businessman working on Desk office business financial accounting calculate,accounting

Business

Solo practitioners taking shelter

By Claude Solnik

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Nassau

Gillen grills Adams on use of constituent taxes on city immigration crisis

By Isabella Gallo

Port Washington resident Jonathan Davis will bike from New York City to Oregon to raise money for the Foundation Fighting Blindness.

Port Washington

Port Washington resident will bike to Oregon to fight blindness

By Connor Patton

David Steinberg, assistant superintendent for secondary curriculum, instruction and assessment, addresses the Syosset Board of Education on Monday, March 10

Syosset

Syosset school board anticipates 2.52% tax increase, views graduation requirements

By Hannah Devlin

Hicksville Superintendent Ted Fulton.

Hicksville

Hicksville School District unveils $178M budget at latest meeting

By Casey Fahrer

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Floral Park’s mayor, trustees running unopposed in March 18 election

By Isabella Gallo

National Grid employees vote down contract offer, union heads back to bargaining table

By Isabella Gallo

Ketan Laud

Massapequa

New ophthalmology practice NY Retina opens in Massapequa

By Denivia Rivera

North Hempstead

Nassau County Police Department raising rates on Village of Plandome

By Conner Keough

Mayor of Roslyn Estates, Paul Leone Peters

Roslyn

Roslyn Estates Mayor Paul Leone Peters to step down after eight years

By Connor Patton

The Thomaston Village Hall

Great Neck

Thomaston resident to bring native plant pilot program to village

By Cameryn Oakes

Central Blvd. Elementary School turf rendering from proposed capital investment project

Bethpage

Bethpage School District to vote on $24M capital improvement project March 18

By Casey Fahrer

Holocaust survivor Hedy Pagremanski (Page) arrives at the Purim celebration hosted by Selfhelp Community Services with worker Susan Rwle.

Roslyn

Holocaust survivors celebrate Purim in Roslyn Heights

By Connor Patton

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Adelphi to offer one of state’s first BA degrees in artificial intelligence

By Isabella Gallo

First Violinist Katalina Fung, a student from Garden City Park, and her teacher Alyssa Budzynski performing at the New Hyde Park Road School for Music in Our Schools Month.

Students display music skills at New Hyde Park-Garden City Park district meeting

By Larissa Fuentes

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