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National Grid employees vote down contract offer, union heads back to bargaining table

By Isabella Gallo

Ketan Laud

Massapequa

New ophthalmology practice NY Retina opens in Massapequa

By Denivia Rivera

North Hempstead

Nassau County Police Department raising rates on Village of Plandome

By Conner Keough

Mayor of Roslyn Estates, Paul Leone Peters

Roslyn

Roslyn Estates Mayor Paul Leone Peters to step down after eight years

By Connor Patton

The Thomaston Village Hall

Great Neck

Thomaston resident to bring native plant pilot program to village

By Cameryn Oakes

Central Blvd. Elementary School turf rendering from proposed capital investment project

Bethpage

Bethpage School District to vote on $24M capital improvement project March 18

By Casey Fahrer

Holocaust survivor Hedy Pagremanski (Page) arrives at the Purim celebration hosted by Selfhelp Community Services with worker Susan Rwle.

Roslyn

Holocaust survivors celebrate Purim in Roslyn Heights

By Connor Patton

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Adelphi to offer one of state’s first BA degrees in artificial intelligence

By Isabella Gallo

First Violinist Katalina Fung, a student from Garden City Park, and her teacher Alyssa Budzynski performing at the New Hyde Park Road School for Music in Our Schools Month.

Students display music skills at New Hyde Park-Garden City Park district meeting

By Larissa Fuentes

Dominick Grosso, founder of Dominick's Deli, and his son Vinny.

Dominick’s Deli marks 30 years of serving chicken fingers and family tradition

Isabella Gallo and Christy Hinko

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Judy Collins and friends : 85 years of music and protest

By Elyse Trevers

Bay Shore

Long Island nurses will strike on March 17 if no contract

By Isabella Gallo

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Hempstead

LILTA celebrates Dominican Independence Day with fundraiser

By Long Island Press

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Farmingdale High School DECA attends New York DECA State Career Conference

By Long Island Press Staff

Trucks at 6261 Northern Boulevard in East Norwich have been seen drilling and rigging, residents say

7-Eleven, gas station in East Norwich sparks environmental concerns

By Hannah Devlin

Anthony DeSando, a shooting guard for SUNY Old Westbury Basketball team.

Persistence pays off: Unconventional path to SUNY Old Westbury basketball

By Larissa Fuentes

Munsey Park Village Hall in Manhasset

Manhasset

Manhasset heads to the polls in March 18 village elections

By Cameryn Oakes

Great Neck Estates village hall

Great Neck

Great Neck to head to the polls in four village elections

By Cameryn Oakes

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Nassau University Medical Center announces Thoracic Surgery Clinic

By Casey Fahrer

Hempstead Union Free School District calls for help as it faces budget dilemma

Opinions

Editorial: State needs to help Hempstead, charter schools

By Long Island Press

Christopher Judge

Glen Cove

North Shore Historical Museum puts on ‘Canzoni Italiane’ fundraiser concert

By Long Island Press

Firefighters hose down the Westhampton brush fire (John Neely)

Dan’s Papers

Westhampton Brush Fire Blamed on S’mores, Cops Say

Rosalind P. Walter the original Rosie the Riveter

People

Rosalind P. Walter: The original Rosie the Riveter

By Annie Wilkinson

U.S. Rep. Tom Suozzi (NY-3) answered directly to caller questions from concerns about DOGE, the partisan divide and funding cuts during a tele-town hall

North Hempstead

Rep. Tom Suozzi talks DOGE, partisan divide in tele-town hall

By Cameryn Oakes

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