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Uncharted staff cutting the ribbon at its grand opening celebration on March 29.

Apparel and accesory store Uncharted opens in Greenvale

By Grace Olinkiewicz

Synergy in Great Neck is introducing a new form of exercise blending multiple different practices

Great Neck

Synergy in Great Neck provides new art to exercise

By Cameryn Oakes

D'Esposito inspector general department of labor IG trump

Nassau

Trump taps ex-U.S. Rep Anthony D’Esposito to be labor inspector general

By Nicole Formisano

This Long Island matchmaking service helps people on the autism spectrum form lasting romantic and platonic relationships.

Business

Matchmaking service gives hope for people on the autism spectrum

By Emma Grimes

NIN-Cover-Mural

North Hempstead community groups, political leaders, artists celebrate new community center mural

By Isabella Gallo

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Manhasset

Manhasset’s Tesla Takedown chapter brings first-time protestors out on the street, clashes with local conservative group

By Isabella Gallo

The Manhasset High School performed the acclaimed novel-turned-musical "The Outsiders."

Manhasset

Manhasset High School performs ‘The Outsiders’

By Long Island Press

Soil sampling began from the first phase of cleanup at Bethpage Community Park on March 24

Bethpage

Soil sampling begins at Bethpage Community Park

By Casey Fahrer

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Opinions

Editorial: What voters should demand

By Long Island Press

Wantagh is one of four school districts that had its lawsuit against a mascot ban dismissed in federal court on Thursday, March 27

Massapequa

Court dismisses four Long Island school districts’ case against mascot ban

By Casey Fahrer

Debby Kahm has been the informal leader of the Lake Success Jewish Center sisterhood, serving the organization for nearly 25 years.

Great Neck

Sisterhood at the Lake Success Jewish Center

By Cameryn Oakes

Spectrum Designs marketing and development specialist Kelli Fisher stands with decoration specialist Spencer Pusey, who removes a mask, symbolizing his sense of freedom at work.

Port Washington

Spectrum Designs launches new campaign ahead of Autism Awareness Month

By Connor Patton

Safe Boating

Hempstead

Safe boating classes offered in the Town of Hempstead

By Denivia Rivera

Midas (L.) and Fig (R.) greet customers at KJ's Corner, located on Glen Cove Avenue in Glen Head

Business

KJ’s Corner: small town treasure in Glen Head

By Hannah Devlin

The Locust Valley Library is located at 170 Buckram Road in Locust Valley

Locust Valley Library circulation increases 21.6%, proposes $1.8M budget

By Hannah Devlin

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Mineola

Father-daughter duo open mechanic and body shop in Mineola

By Isabella Gallo

Food banks on Long Island struggle as USDA cuts programs and deliveries.

Bethpage

Long Island food banks struggle amid USDA program cuts

By Larissa Fuentes

Long Island Representatives introduced a House bill for a $1 billion campus modernization plan for the U.S. Merchant Marine Academy

Nassau

Long Island reps introduce $1B Merchant Marine Academy campus modernization plan

By Cameryn Oakes

Community members heading to the Tobay Beach waters during the Town of Oyster Bay's Polar Plunge on Saturday, March 29

Oyster Bay

Town of Oyster Bay’s Polar Plunge breaks record

By Casey Fahrer

Jill Sobule

Concerts & Music

Jill Sobule’s middle school memories set to music: April 5

By Dave Gil de Rubio

Superintendent Kristen Turnow, Lieutenant Governor Antonio Delgado and Assembly Member Jake Blumencranz (L. to R., behind the podium) are gathered by officials from Locust Valley and neighboring districts to discuss civic education on Friday, March 25

Locust Valley schools celebrate civic education programming

By Hannah Devlin

Staff at St. Francis Hospital & Health Center in Flower Hill celebrate earning Magnet designation for the fifth year.

Manhasset

St. Francis Hospital & Heart Center earns Magnet designation

By Connor Patton

Manorhaven Mayor John Popeleski said the village will keep residents informed about development projects during March 26 board of trustees meeting.

Port Washington

Manorhaven trustees talk federal funding cuts, development at monthly meeting

By Connor Patton

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“I sing because I don’t want the music to go away”: Bobby D keeps the past alive

By Isabella Gallo

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Art by Joel Mesler is on view at Guild Hall

Guild Hall Launches Mary Heilmann’s Water Way & Joel Mesler’s Miles of Smiles Exhibitions, Aug. 3-Oct. 26

Multiple monitors and big digital screen showing surveillance video footage. Female dispatch or CCTV operator works on computer in monitoring center with security cameras, talks by walkie talkie.

Privacy group details extensive city-run surveillance in new report

Los 10 mejores lugares para correr en Nueva York – Guía 2025

Los 10 mejores lugares para correr en Nueva York – Guía 2025

Mattituck, North Fork, Long Island Sound

Behind the Hedges

Contemporary Mattituck Home on the Bluff Overlooks Long Island Sound