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A 'DE-ICE Nassau County' rally drew a pro-Trump caravan in counter-protest.

Nassau

‘DE-ICE Nassau County’ rally draws pro-ICE counter-protest along Sunrise Highway

By Timothy Daly

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Community Events

2026 Best of Nassau County contest nominations now being accepted

By Long Island Press

Just Salad opened its newest Nassau location in Massapequa Park.

Business

Just Salad opens newest location in Massapequa Park

By Casey Fahrer

New Hyde Park village officials including Mayor Chris Devane (Center) and village trustees (R.) with child presenters from the village Chinese Association (L.).

Village board celebrates Lunar New Year

By J. Cav Scott

Volunteers Donna Meth, Joseph Vernice, Director of Parish Social Ministry Roxana Sienko and Carrie Cheung in the St. Peter Alcantara Food Pantry.

Port Washington

St. Peter of Alcantara Food Pantry launches ‘Spring Into Action’ drive

By Larissa Fuentes

Suffolk County has enacted a comprehensive set of new regulations governing electric-assist bicycles (e-bikes), electric scooters, and motorized scooters (e-scooters), concluding several years of debate over safety, enforcement challenges, and the rapid growth of electric mobility devices on local roads and walkways.

Fire Island News

Suffolk County Adopts Sweeping E-Bike and E-Scooter Laws After Safety Concerns

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AMNY

Islanders are right where they expected to be as final push begins: ‘The window is always open’

Sally Struthers.

Dan’s Papers

Sally Struthers Brings Laughter to Gateway Playhouse in ‘The Full Monty’

Dr. Amy Loeb PBMC President, Suffolk County Executive Ed Romaine

Dan’s Papers

Peconic Bay Medical Center Marks 75 Years

Glen Cove City Mayor Pam Panzenbeck (C.) and the city council honored Destin Harvey (R.) and Desirae O’Neill (L.) as part of Black History Month.

Living

Glen Cove City Council approves new collective bargaining agreement with police department, honors

By Casey Fahrer

Village of Sands Point Board of Trustees, Sloane Ackerman, Mayor Peter Forman and Deputy Mayor Elena Karabatos voted during this February meeting to approve a name change and renovations to the Village Club of Sands Point's restaurant, The Village Grille.

Village Club of Sands Point eatery renamed with major renovation

By Larissa Fuentes

Days before the blizzard, a Feb. 20 video showing a hole in the Fire Island Inlet Bridge's roadway went viral. The hole was large enough to reveal the rushing current of the Great South Bay 60 feet below, with only the exposed bar grating remaining in between. Now, elected officials are sounding the alarm.

Fire Island News

The Hole in Fire Island Inlet Bridge Becomes a Lightning Rod for Political Controversy

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Opinions

Editorial: Celebrating Black History Month in Nassau

By Schneps Media LI

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Stephen C. Widom Cultural Arts at Emanuel presents live concert, ‘City of Dreams — Jimmy Roberts sings the glamour and grit of New York’

By Steve Blank

The Oyster Bay Town Board approved over $6.7 million in fire district and fire department contract while Oyster Bay Town Supervisor Joseph Saladino said he was frustrated with the state.

Business

Town of Oyster Bay signs $6.7 million in fire district contracts

By Casey Fahrer

Jericho High School students celebrated Luna New Year with dumpling-making.

Community Events

Jericho High School students celebrate Luna New Year with dumpling-making

By Nicholas Gordon

The Supreme Court struck down President Donald Trump's global tariffs.

Supreme Court blocks Trump’s global tariffs, sparks political reactions

By Larissa Fuentes

The Jericho Jayettes varsity dance team gave a special performance for Senior Night.

Jericho Jayettes give special performance for Senior Night

By Nicholas Gordon

Pitcher Matt Seelinger (R.) is currently playing ball with the Detroit Tigers at spring training in Lakeland, Florida, where he got a surprise visit from his former W.T. Clarke High School baseball coach, Tom Abruscato (L.)

People

Pitcher of perseverance: After decade in the minors, Westbury’s Seelinger gets shot with Tigers

By Nicholas Gordon

Jay Chagrin, Aaron Halpern, Jeffrey Greener, Andrew Bloom, and Linda Cheung (L. to R.).

Three Great Neck villages to hold elections March 18

By Michael Campbell

Top, L to R: Peter Kulka, Patricia O’Neill, Regina Im, Gregory Licalzi, Kenneth C. Riscica. Middle L to R: Eric Carlson, Mary Hauck, Kristina Lobosco, Rich Dunphy, Robert Broderick. Bottom L to R: James Corcoran, Randall Rosenbaum, Claire Dorfman, Gary Lewandowski, A.J. Smith.

Manhasset villages to hold elections in March

By Michael Campbell

Multiple villages in Roslyn are holding March elections with new names on the ballot.

Roslyn villages to hold March elections with new names on ballots

By Larissa Fuentes

Michael Genatt is running unopposed for to fill a trustee position in the Village of Brookville.

Michael Genatt running to fill vacancy on Village of Brookville’s Board of Trustees

By Casey Fahrer

Village of Roslyn during winter blizzard.

Roslyn photographer captures village after blizzard

By Larissa Fuentes

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The Selina II, a catboat built on the North Fork in 1926, will return here in the spring, guided by Captain Luna Crowley, great-granddaughter of legendary sailor Frank Mundus and grandniece of legendary sailor Pat Mundus.

Sail Selina II Will Return to Shelter Island for 100th Year, Guided by a Family Legacy

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Tensions flare at hearing for ICE-detained City Council staffer as judge questions his legal status

Fey

Treinta años de reinado: Fey vuelve a los escenarios de Nueva York

Tax grievances, Real Estate Roundtable

Behind the Hedges

Grieve It or Leave It? Taxes, Insurance, and Today’s Buyers