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Cradle of Aviation Museum Curator Joshua Stoff, Museum President Andrew Parton and Vaughn College Assistant Vice President Maureen Kiggins at Tuesday's ceremony. Photo: Ramy Mahmoud.

Astoria Post

Vaughn College donates historic 126-foot aviation mural to Cradle of Aviation Museum

Fountaingate Gardens Life Plan Community Long Island

Behind the Hedges

Fountaingate Gardens – Where Long Island Living Is Easy

Vistage CEO Advisory Board has come to Long Island to provide peer-to-peer support for local business leaders

Nassau

Vistage CEO advisory group provides peer-to-peer support for those at the top

By Cameryn Oakes

Long Islanders continue to worry about the economy, including high grocery costs.

Business

Long Islanders’ economy worries persist

By James Bernstein

The new 2,000-square-foot Valley Stream studio offers laser hair removal, electrolysis, vajacials, and body and facial treatments.

Caribbean Life

PeachFuzz Skin Studio brings inclusive skincare and hair removal services to Long Island

Photo of Eric Gerwatowski, of New Hyde Park, at Capitol riots on Jan. 6, 2021. Gerwatowski was potentially one of the Long Islanders pardoned by President Donald Trump

Babylon

Jan. 6 pardons potentially include 11 Long Islanders

By Cameryn Oakes

The Safe Center gives children a safe haven to talk to law enforcement and child protective services. (Photo courtesy of The Safe Center)

Bethpage

Safe Center Long Island scales back, lays off employees

By Casey Fahrer

Crescent Duck Farm

Dan’s Papers

Crescent Duck Farm Bird Flu Outbreak: ‘Low Risk’ Of Human Infection, Expert Says

Carole Trottere hugging a woman who made a rock dedicated to a lost loved one

Babylon

Turning pain into purpose: Mother takes OD prevention into own hands after son’s death

By Cameryn Oakes

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North Hempstead

Sid Jacobson JCC hosts ‘Tehran to New York’ exhibit by mother-daughter duo

By Luke Feeney

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Glen Cove

Glen Cove highlights improvements at growth summit

By Hannah Devlin

Paper Doll Vintage Boutique Sayville

Fire Island News

Paper Doll Gets New Digs After Downtown Sayville Fire

Senior Dylan Martini is the first Wantagh High School athlete to get his name on the Tom Thorpe Memorial Award Plaque in its 83-year history as the most outstanding football player in Nassau County.

Wantagh

Wantagh football player earns Tom Thorpe Memorial Award while delivering LI championship

By Casey Fahrer

Jim Simons

Nassau

2024 Year in Review: Notable Deaths

By Casey Fahrer

Emmarae Gervasi

Fire Island News

Patchogue Teen Remains Missing One Week Later

Isabella Rossellini

Fire Island News

Bellport Film Star Isabella Rossellini Talks about “Conclave”

TD Bank Ralph Bambuca

AMNY

TD Bank names Ralph Bumbaca new Metro New York operations leader

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QNS

18th Street gang leader from Jamaica faces life in prison after pleading guilty to racketeering conspiracy: Feds

Roger Tilles, the Board of Regents member who represents Long Island, voted along with every other member to make regionalization voluntary for school districts

Nassau

Board of Regents makes regionalization voluntary for school districts

By Cameryn Oakes

birdhouses, Billy Reardon, Long Island

Behind the Hedges

Master Craftsman: Building Birdhouses for Long Islanders

Ebenezer Film Picture 2

Fire Island News

Scrooge Visits the South Shore in Holiday Sequel Premiering December 6

Locust Valley Central School District superintendent speaking against regionalization at a rally in October

Nassau

State DOE: Regionalization now optional, but school districts argue still mandatory

By Cameryn Oakes

Babylon Boat fire

Fire Island News

Multiple Boats Burned in Babylon Boatyard Due to DWI Crash

State Sen. Jack Martins speaks at a rally in opposition to New York State Department of Education's Regionalization plan

Glen Cove

Long Islanders call state DOE’s Regionalization plan a threat to local control

By Cameryn Oakes

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Sep 5, 2025; Flushing, NY, USA; Carlos Alcaraz of Spain celebrates his victory over Novak Djokovic of Serbia in the semifinal of the mens singles at the US Open at Arthur Ashe Stadium in Billie Jean King National Tennis Center. Mandatory Credit: Mike Frey-Imagn Images

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Real Estate Roundtable, real estate market, fall, Long Island

Behind the Hedges

Real Estate Roundtable: What Agents Expect This Fall on Long Island