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From left to right, newly elected Trustees Bruno Carusone and Patricia “Patty” Miller with Mayor Lawrence Ceriello

Manhasset

Munsey Park elects two newcomers Trustees Miller, Carusone

By Cameryn Oakes

Bethpage Superintendent David Schneider

Bethpage

Community approves $24 million capital improvement project for Bethpage School District

By Casey Fahrer

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Uniondale

Legislator Nicks attends Westbury Fire Department Installation Dinner

By Long Island Press

Glen Cove's Mayor Pamela Panzenbeck (L.) and Council Member Marsha Silverman (R.)

Freeport

Council Member Silverman challenges Panzenbeck for mayor

By Hannah Devlin

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Elmont

Legislator Solages speaks at Molloy University human rights, social justice teach-in

By Long Island Press

The North Babylon High School color guard gave a mesmerizing flag performance for parade-goers.

Rockville Centre

Repping Long Island pride at NYC St. Patrick’s Day parade

By Nicole Formisano

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Nassau

Nassau Community College professors continue to push back against program consolidation

By Isabella Gallo

Levittown Fire Department agrees to settlement over discrimination claims

Levittown

LI fire departments fined for confederate flags, alleged human rights law violations

By Casey Fahrer

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Williston Park and East Williston continue discussion over water rates

By Isabella Gallo

Massapequa community celebrating first annual St. Patrick'd Day parade on Saturday, March 15

Massapequa

Massapequa Hosts First St. Patrick’s Day Parade

By Larissa Fuentes

Williston Park talks tax levy, community development funding at board meeting

By Isabella Gallo

Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer voted for cloture to pass continuing resolution to Senate floor

Hempstead

Federal continuing resolution leads to $110 million lost by Long Island

By Casey Fahrer

Herricks examines expenditures in second budget presentation, celebrates student achievement

By Isabella Gallo

The Granola Bar held its grand opening ribbon ceremony in Woodbury.

Syosset

The Granola Bar Holds Grand Opening Ribbon-Cutting Ceremony

By Larissa Fuentes

East Williston talks ENL, athletics, technology funds at second budget presentation

By Isabella Gallo

Nassau Elaine Phillips

Nassau

Nassau County Comptroller Elaine Phillips runs for re-election

By Cameryn Oakes

Community members participated in Farmingdale's St. Patrick's Day parade on Sunday, March 16

Farmingdale celebrates St. Patrick’s Day with annual parade

By Casey Fahrer

'Tennessee Walt's From Bakersfield with Love' will take place at the Bryant Library in Roslyn on Snuday, March 30 at 2 p.m.

Roslyn

Bringing classical country to Roslyn

By Connor Patton

Floral Park-Bellerose School.

Floral Park school district proposes 1.942% tax levy hike at first budget meet

By Denivia Rivera

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Port Washington

Residents Forward to host 2025 Youth Climate Summit in Port Washington

By Connor Patton

Student honors, religious clubs and poll watcher concerns at East Williston school board meeting

By Larissa Fuentes

North Hempstead Town Supervisor Jennifer DeSena delivered her fourth State of the Town address on Friday, March 14

North Hempstead

DeSena stresses a better life for all residents in 4th State of Town address

By Cameryn Oakes

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Port Washington

Recent North Shore home sales showcase luxury and affordability

By Christy Hinko

Great Neck Plaza Business Improvement District Executive Director Ron Edelson is stepping down from his position to bring in new leadership reflective of the community's changing demographics

Great Neck

Great Neck Plaza BID Director Edelson steps down to usher in new generation

By Cameryn Oakes

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