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Fans of Carmelo Anthony waited outside as he held an event at Strain Stars in Farmingdale for his cannabis products now available in New York

Carmelo Anthony hosts event in Farmingdale for cannabis business

By Casey Fahrer

Pope Francis smiling as he departs a plane in New York

AMNY

Pope Francis dead at 88; first Latin American pontiff sought reform and championed mercy

Senior Alyssa Cowen fielding for the Farmingdale State College softball team while playing in Florida

Farmingdale softball continues its undefeated streak

By Casey Fahrer

The Town of Oyster Bay held a public hearing for the special use permit application at the site of the former Manor East Catering Hall in Massapequa

Massapequa

Town of Oyster Bay to consider new catering hall permit

By Casey Fahrer

People gathered outside a Tesla dealership in Manhasset to protest against the actions of the president's administration on the 250th anniversary of the start of the Revolutionary War

Manhasset

Protestors take the streets in Manhasset as part of national demonstration

By Casey Fahrer

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Massapequa

One dead in accident on Sunrise Highway in Massapequa

By Long Island Press Staff

There is no replacement for a good mentor.

Opinions

Op-Ed: Dial M for Mentor

By Ira Ellenthal

pretzel

Get twisted: April 26 is National Pretzel Day

By Christy Hinko

Officials at the Rallye dealership in Westbury.

Westbury

‘Rally at Rallye’: Officials, non-profits encourage organ donation registration at Westbury car dealership

By Isabella Gallo

Local 1049 Business Manager Pat Guidice speaking at a rally against National Grid

Business

National Grid union approves contract with 4% annual wage increase, ends long, tense negotiations

By Isabella Gallo

The top 5 stories in Long Island Press this week includes an appearance from suspected Long Island serial killer Rex Heuermann's ex-wife and daughter.

Long Island News

Top 5 stories in Long Island Press this week: Teen CEO, LI protests, Billy Joel and more

By Long Island Press

Top 5

Long Island Restaurant Week Returns April 27-May 4

By Long Island Press

Sienna is one of the furry friends who wants to be adopted this Easter and Passover. Could you give her a fresh start?

Pets

Celebrate Easter or Passover by adopting a new family member!

By Allison Matos

Historic cook Diane Schwindt will join with the Roslyn Landmark Society to bring an immersive colonial culinary experience on April 26 at the Trinity Episcopal Church.

Roslyn

Celebrate Washington’s visit to Roslyn through a colonial breakfast

By Connor Patton

The interior of Provisions Market, located at 108 South St. in Oyster Bay

Oyster Bay

Provisions Market brings gourmet ingredients to Oyster Bay

By Hannah Devlin

Gillen speaking into a microphone.

Nassau

Gillen, Suozzi to hold social security briefing for Nassau constituents

By Isabella Gallo

Port Washington teen Calvin Mar received the Garden of Dreams Foundation's $60,000 Inspire Scholarship from Knicks player Karl-Anthony Towns.

Port Washington

Port Washington teenager wins $60,000 scholarship at Knicks game

By Connor Patton

Leah Yang, an eighth grader from Jericho Middle School, stands with her second place trophy at the All-Girls National Chess Championships in Chicago

Jericho

Jericho middle schooler earns No. 2 in national chess competition

By Hannah Devlin

Gina Pellettiere

Hofstra alums honor late band director Gina Pellettiere with musical tribute

By Christy Hinko

Suspected Long Island serial killer Rex Heuermann, right, with his attorney Michael Brown, inside Judge Tim Mazzei’s Suffolk County courtroom.

Judge challenges defense in suspected Long Island serial killer hearing

By Nicole Formisano

Alex, Kennedy's son' Lora Cusumano, Kennedy's wife; Bruce Kennedy, Cooking for a Cure honoree; Delia DeRiggi-Whitton, Nassau County Minority Leader (L. to R.) at the 19th annual Cooking for a Cure on Wednesday, April 9.

Bayville

Cooking for a Cure raises over $60K for diabetes research

By Hannah Devlin

Phil Raices

Business

All Things Real Estate: Was the performance of real estate up or down during the first quarter 2025?

By Phil Raices

After a fire broke out in the early morning of Thursday, April 17, windows and doors were boarded up, and caution tape blocked off the entrance to 68 Glen Cove Ave.

Glen Cove

Glen Cove fire displaces 15 tenants from apartment building

By Hannah Devlin

Wheatley students stand with certificates.

The Wheatley School eighth graders bring Spanish language learning to life through cultural collaboration

By Long Island Press

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