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Oyster Bay

State Assembly Member Charles Lavine column: Don’t diminish one of our greatest landmarks

By State Assembly Member Charles Lavine

Oyster Bay Town Supervisor Joseph Saladino (L.) and Nassau County District Attorney Anne Donnelly (R.) provided an update on the saved cats

Massapequa

Cats saved from side of parkway in N. Massapequa

By Casey Fahrer

Vincent LeVien alongside his wife Bridget and their children Sophia and Vincent Jr

AMNY

Long Island family’s pilgrimage turns into farewell to Pope Francis

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Nassau

Floral Park real estate attorney allegedly stole from 20, embezzled over $1.2M, faces charges

By Isabella Gallo

The Asian American Festival will be held on Saturday, May 17, at 11:30 a.m. at North Hempstead Beach Park in Port Washington.

North Hempstead

Annual Asian American Festival to return to North Hempstead

By Long Island Press

Harris Beach Murtha Partner Shawn Griffin, U.S. Rep. Tom Suozzi, Harris Beach Murtha Long Island Managing Partner Tom Garry and Harris Beach Murtha CEO Chris Jagel celebrated the firm's 15th anniversary.

Uniondale

Harris Beach Murtha’s LI office celebrates 15-year anniversary

By Long Island Press

Year in review transit: LIRR train at Grand Central Madison

AMNY

LIRR says Amtrak repair work could spark major delays and outages as soon as next month

The KISS founding member is currently out fronting The Gene Simmons Band.

Huntington

Gene Simmons to take The Paramount stage on May 9

By Dave Gil de Rubio

Manhasset elementary students celebrated Earth Day with a week of environmental lessons and activities.

Manhasset

Manhasset elementary schools go green for Earth Day

By Long Island Press

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Nassau

LI Hindu community holds vigil for those killed in recent Kashmir attack

By Isabella Gallo

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New candidate Rose Cunanan joins group of four candidates vying for three New Hyde Park-Garden City Ed Board seats seats

By Isabella Gallo

Martin Schwartzman, Geoffrey Mazel, Mayor Eric Adams, Michael Wolf and Bob Friedreich (L. to R.) work to coordinate a town hall discussion for between Adams and North Shore Towers residents.

North Shore Towers invites Mayor Adams for Town Hall meet

By Hannah Devlin

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

Newcomer vies for Jericho school board after president resigns

By Hannah Devlin

The parents of Ethan Falkowitz have filed a suit against two Plainview restaurants, among others, for allegedly overserving the drunk driver convicted of killing their son.

Family sues Plainview restaurants for allegedly overserving drunk driver who killed Roslyn teens

By Cameryn Oakes

Roslyn High School in Roslyn Heights hosted schools from across the island for the annual WAC Lighting Invitational Science Fair on April 27.

Roslyn High School hosts regional science fair

By Connor Patton

The Town of North Hempstead agreed to a $140,000 settlement in a lawsuit alleging injuries sustained at the town dock.

Port Washington

North Hempstead settles town dock injury for $140K

By Cameryn Oakes

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Four run for two open East Williston BOE seats in contested election

By Isabella Gallo

Great Neck Board of Education Vice President Donna Peirez is running for re-election in the district's May 20 election.

Great Neck

GN BOE Veep Peirez runs for re-election to continue student advocacy

By Cameryn Oakes

North Shore NAACP President Qiana Hobdy (L.) will be running against incumbent trustees Robert Koonin (C.) and Alison Gilbert (R.) for the Roslyn Board of Education election on May 20.

Roslyn

Roslyn Board of Ed trustees face challenger in upcoming election

By Connor Patton

Massapequa Park Mayor Daniel Pearl called the village's $7.9 million budget "best balance of resource management" at a April 28 meeting

Massapequa

Massapequa Park Village passes $7.9M budget

By Casey Fahrer

Dr. John Procaccino (R.) receiving the "Truly Caring Touch" award from Northwell Health President and CEO Michael Dowling (L.).

Manhasset

A truly caring physician: Dr. John Procaccino recognized for compassionate healthcare

By Cameryn Oakes

Thousands lined the streets of Wantagh for the Nassau County Police Department's 100th Anniversary Parade on April 27.

Wantagh

Nassau County Police Department celebrates 100th anniversary with parade and block party in Wantagh

By Connor Patton

Packed crowd in Sewanhaka board room

Elmont

Sewanhaka adopts budget, votes for controversial member for BOCES board

By Isabella Gallo

Mineola

Lampasona runs unopposed for 4th term on Mineola’s BOE

By Isabella Gallo

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