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2026 St. Patrick’s Day parades will be held all month long on Long Island.

Holiday

St. Patrick’s Day 2026: Your guide to Long Island parades

By Abraham Clemons

Protestors gathered outside of a Woodbury office building, where ICE is renting offices for 40 attorneys.

Woodbury

Protesters rally outside ICE legal offices in Woodbury

By J. Cav Scott

The Village of Sea Cliff Board of Trustees' Nicholas Pinto (L.) and George Williams (C.) are running for reelection, while Christine Hughes (R.) is running for Village Justice.

Sea Cliff: Two incumbent trustees seek re-election, new Village justice candidate

By Nicholas Gordon

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Politics

Editorial: As public lands debate intensifies, Roosevelt’s legacy looms large

By Long Island Press

Joanna DeMartino, assistant superintendent for business at Carle Place Schools, presented on the school district's 2026-2027 budget at a recent Board of Education's meeting.

Carle Place BOE outlines $1.5M budget increase for 2026-2027

By Nicholas Gordon

Port Washington Rapid Response Network member David Chapman shared he was arrested after alerting residents U.S. Immigration and Custom Enforcement officers were in the neighborhood.

North Hempstead

Port Washington activist shares ICE arrest story

By Larissa Fuentes

Long Island native Charlie McAvoy celebrates the U.S. Men's Hockey gold medal win at the 2026 winter Olympics.

People

LI’s gold medalist: Charlie McAvoy’s key role in 2026 Winter Olympics U.S. Men’s Hockey win

By George Caratzas

Bryant Plaza is now 100% leased with Florida-based coffee bar Pilar, set to join the development.

Florida-based Pilar Coffee Bar to open in Bryant Plaza

By Larissa Fuentes

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Dining

Ramp up for ramps season

By Cameryn Oakes

Demonstrators at a past Great Neck protest against the Iranian regime.

Nassau

Nassau reacts to conflict in Iran

By J. Cav Scott

Geraldo Rivera

Politics

Geraldo Rivera Column: What are we fighting for?

By Long Island Press

Here are some warning signs that a senior's memory lapses go beyond simple forgetfulness and could point to dementia.

Health

Senior moments: Do memory lapses mean dementia?

By Bernadette Starzee

Village of Thomaston trustees Jay Chagrin (L.) and Aaron Halpern (R.)

Great Neck village lawmakers run for re-election

By Michael Campbell

Scott Reich, director of Peter & Jeri Dejana Foundation, announced the foundation plans to commit $26 million to local and regional non-profits in 2026.

North Hempstead

Peter & Jeri Dejana Foundation pledges $26M in 2026

By Larissa Fuentes

Interim Superintendent Catherine Fishman (L.) and William Herman, assistant superintendent for business and operations (R.) at a recent board meeting.

Mineola schools give second budget presentation

By J. Cav Scott

Jack Newman is a 10th grade Syosset High School student and health advocate who aims to raise awareness around concussion safety.

Health

The current state of concussion prevention in high school sports

Jack Newman

Caribbean Life

Yuvana Beauty fills a long-ignored gap in makeup for aging Black and Brown skin

Business

The next Silicon Valley? Long Island universities go head-to-head in startup pitch-off

By Adrianna Armani

A lunar eclipse, or blood moon, will be visible on Long Island tonight. Here's everything you need to know.

Long Island News

Blood moon 2026: Everything you need to know about the lunar eclipse

By Nicole Formisano

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Sponsored

The new center of the home is outside: Inside Sanctuary Home & Patio

By Steve Mosco

Front view of recently sold property at 251 Northern Blvd.

Northern Boulevard commercial property sells for $2.5M

By Michael Campbell

Gov. Kathy Hochul announced that Broadridge Financial Solutions will invest $78 million to modernize its Long Island operations.

Broadridge to invest $78M in LI operations, retaining 2,200 jobs

By Michael Campbell

Historic committee members and village officials, including Mayor Bonnie Parente (Center) and County Legislator Scott Strauss (L.) at the breakfast celebration.

Village celebrates centennial with Reminiscing Breakfast

By J. Cav Scott

The Jericho High School girls’ flag football team competed in its inaugural season in 2025.

Jericho girls’ flag football team gearing up for second season

By Nicholas Gordon

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