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Plainview-Old Bethpage holds second hearing for allegations made against former Pasadena elementary school principal on Tuesday, April 22

Plainview-Old Bethpage considers allegations against tenured principal

By Casey Fahrer

Williston Park Mayor stands and smiles at board table.

Williston Park board approves budget, new restaurant permit

By Isabella Gallo

The 2024-2025 Oyster Bay-East Norwich Board of Education

Oyster Bay

Oyster Bay, Glen Cove schools announce board candidates

By Hannah Devlin

Manhasset Board of Education President Steven Panzik (L.) will not seek re-election and Trustee Nadia Giannopoulos (R.) will face off against two newcomers.

Manhasset

3 candidates run for two Manhasset Board of Education seats, prez does not seek re-election

By Cameryn Oakes

Kids Need More Easter celebration

Community Events

Kids Need More’s Easter celebration was a hoppin’ good time

By Long Island Press

MWT-COver

Wheatley’s alternative learning program provides students with college-like schedule, community

By Isabella Gallo

Opinions

Nassau County Legislator Seth Koslow op-ed: What exactly does County Executive Bruce Blakeman do?

By Seth I. Koslow

Opinions

Op-ed Joe Cairo: County Executive Bruce Blakeman, Nassau Republican team will win in 2025 because they share the priorities of Nassau County voters

By Joe Cairo

Lou Lamoriello Islanders

AMNY

BREAKING Lou Lamoriello not returning as Islanders GM

Valerie Hefron and Tommy DiMisa of Professionals & Animal Lovers Society, or PALS.

Pets

PALS: Making a ‘pawsitive’ impact

By Allison Matos

Bill Jones, U.S. Army veteran and Honor Flight Long Island president, and Roger Kilfoil, Marine Corps veteran and HFLI Vice President, U.S., on board a Southwest Airlines Jet.

Veterans

45 Long Island veterans will take Honor Flight to D.C. in recognition of service

By Antonio Schoenhardt

Incumbent Roslyn School District trustees Robert Koonin and Alison Gilbert, and local NAACP leader Qiana Hobdy are running for two school board seats in May 20 election.

Roslyn

Roslyn and East Williston to vote on contested school board seats on May 20

By Connor Patton

Former social security commissioner speaks

Politics

Former Social Security commish says he expects checks to be delayed next month at Gillen-Suozzi briefing

By Isabella Gallo

westbury high school

Movies

Carle Place, Westbury ed board presidents running for re-election uncontested

By Isabella Gallo

Massapequa

Trump defends Massapequa School District’s use of Native American mascot

By Cameryn Oakes

herricks high school

New Hyde Park-Garden City Park school board has one trustee challenger

By Isabella Gallo

The 2024-2025 Jericho Board of Education. President Dr. Christopher Foresto (Far L.) is not running for re-election

Jericho

Syosset, Jericho districts announce Board of Ed candidates

By Hannah Devlin

Mineola High School

East Williston to vote on two contested school board seats in May 20 election

By Isabella Gallo

East Lake Elementary School students were entertained by professionals from the Free Style Connection’s BMX Stunt Tour while also learning about safety

Massapequa

Massapequa cyclists enjoy stunts, practice safety

By Long Island Press Staff

Long Island Ducks

AMNY

Long Island Ducks have high hopes for 2025 in 25th anniversary season

Toy companies like Ronkonkoma-based Top Trenz are assessing how to respond to a 145% tariff on imports from China amid preparations for the holiday season.

Columns

Editorial: Full cost of tariffs have yet to be felt on LI

By Long Island Press

(L-R) Community leader Jessica Melwani and incumbent trustee Deborah Brooks run unopposed for trustee positions for the Port Washington Board of Education election on May 20.

Manhasset

Port Washington school board candidates run unopposed

By Connor Patton

(L-R) Roslyn Estates Mayor Adam Koblenz was sworn in on April 21 by his father, East Hills Mayor Michael Koblenz, who presented his son with a 'lucky gavel.'

Roslyn

Roslyn Estates swears in new mayor and justice

By Connor Patton

Great Neck Board of Education Vice President Donna Peirez is running for re-election in an uncontested race on May 20.

Great Neck

Great Neck BOE VP Peirez runs for re-election in uncontested race

By Cameryn Oakes

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Cardinal Dolan speaking at St. Patrick's Cathedral

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Behind the Hedges

Historic Movie Theater Reopens in Westhampton Beach with Grand Opening Celebration