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Donna Caltabiano of Floral Park recently arrived home after a week stuck in Dubai due to the Iran conflict.

Long Islander arrives home after week stranded in Dubai

By J. Cav Scott

Mad Science LIF

New York Family

Long Island Family’s Biggest Family Expo is Sunday, March 15th!

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Fire Island News

Josh Goetz: Architectural Photographer

Trustee Regina Im, Deputy Mayor Patty Miller, and Mayor Lawrence Ceriello listen to Eagle Scouts explaining their project

Munsey Park plans to raise taxes by 3.5%, waives tax cap

By Michael Campbell

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Vacation & Travel

Going Places: Long Island’s State Parks to Host Dozens of America’s 250th Events Including Four at Jones Beach

By Karen Rubin

Temple Beth-El of Great Neck Board of Trustees.

Temple Beth-El in Great Neck expands its programming as it plans to sell building

By Michael Campbell

The 2026 Oyster Fest will have Property Tax Reduction Consultants as its title sponsor.

Business

Plainview’s Property Tax Reduction Consultants to be title sponsor of 2026 Oyster Fest

By Casey Fahrer

An exhibition featuring large-scale animal and nature-themed sculptures built from LEGO pieces by Sean Kenny will be on display at Old Westbury Gardens.

LEGO nature sculpture exhibition to open at Old Westbury Gardens

By Larissa Fuentes

Wantagh School District Assistant Superintendent for Business Anthony Cedrone and other administrators discussed the district's 2026-2027 budget.

Business

Wantagh School District eyeing $100.4 million budget with 3.48% tax levy increase for 2026-2027 school year

By Casey Fahrer

A Syosset resident went back and forth with Oyster Bay Town Supervisor Joseph Saladino about the survey of Stillwell Woods Park and Preserve.

Politics

Town of Oyster Bay’s Stillwell Woods Park and Preserve survey still ongoing after months

By Casey Fahrer

The 2026 L.O.C.A.L Small Business Grant program will supply 40 businesses with funding.

Optimum Business and the LIA Foundation announce the 2026 L.O.C.A.L. Small Business Grant Program

By Casey Fahrer

One of two rookie Queens cops indicted on federal charges for robbing, groping woman at brothel

LI ex-cop pleads not guilty to robbing, groping woman at alleged brothel

By Nina Pullano

The Hillside Islamic Center has sued the Town of North Hempstead, claiming it has used zoning law to prevent the congregation from building an adequate place of worship.

Hillside Islamic Center sues town after expansion request denial

By J. Cav Scott

Nassau County Police Officer Patricia Espinosa died in an alleged DWI car crash.

New charges filed against driver in crash that killed Nassau cop

By J. Cav Scott

Roslyn High School Class of 2026 Valedictorian Benjamin Davidson and Salutatorian Matthew Lin.

Community Events

Roslyn High School announces Class of 2026 Valedictorian and Salutatorian

By Long Island Press

Westbury Arts holds 2026 exhibition 'Black, White, and Grey or Monochrome Members Only'

Community Events

Westbury Arts showcases monochrome exhibition

By Long Island Press

Roslyn High School merit scholar finalists with Director of Guidance Tanya Baptiste and Roslyn High School Principal Dave Lazarus.

5 Roslyn High School students named finalists in 2026 National Merit Scholarship Awards

By Larissa Fuentes

2026 International Women's Conference at Hofstra University

2026 International Women’s Conference inspires at Hofstra University

By Dr. Neva Alexander

Zorn's has been a family business since it was founded four generations ago.

Business

LI family businesses: A company by another name isn’t the same

By Claude Solnik

Mayor Pedram Bral, Trustee Anne Mendelson, and Deputy Mayor Barton Sobel (L. to R.) at the Tuesday, March 10, village board meeting.

Village of Great Neck faces backlash after issuing 400 summonses for snow-related violations

By Michael Campbell

Pastor Roger Williams of the First Baptist Church of Glen Cove and others approached the Glen Cove City Council about protecting residents from ICE.

Glen Cove residents ask city council for protection from immigration enforcement

By Casey Fahrer

Village of East Hills Mayor Michael Koblenz (L.) and Trustee Emmanuel Zuckerman (R.) discussed the need for a bond for the new village playground.

East Hills trustees approve $2.5M bond for new village playground

By Larissa Fuentes

Trustees Jennifer Stewart and Michael Longobardi are seeking reelection unopposed.

Floral Park trustees seek reelection unopposed

By J. Cav Scott

Kings Point Park entrance on Steamboat Road with the United Mashadi Jewish Community of America center under construction in the background

State Sen. Jack Martins withdraws Kings Point Park land swap bill

By Michael Campbell

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