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The 2026 FourLeaf Federal Credit Union Air Show will be moved to July 4th Weekend.

2026 FourLeaf Air Show at Jones Beach moved to July 4th Weekend

By Casey Fahrer

Whales Tale Hampton Bays recently celebrated a soft opening.

Northport

The Whales Tale: Northport Eatery heads east

By Michelle Gabrielle Centamore

Fernando Mejia, the manager of Port Washington's Schmear Bagel & Cafe, was granted a temporary reprieve for his case.

Port Washington

Fernando Mejia, Port Washington bagel shop manager detained by ice, granted a reprieve

By Cameryn Oakes

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Massapequa

Long Island’s Taglio Pizza named 3rd best slice shop in U.S. 2nd year in a row

By Isabella Gallo

Hender Alvarado and his two daughters donated their time and services to support the fundraiser.

Port Washington

Community hosts car wash for 9-year-old with liver cancer in Port Washington

By Larissa Fuentes

Wild Ginger, an Asian Fusion restaurant in Great Neck Plaza, closed its doors after 23 years.

Great Neck

Wild Ginger, Asian fusion restaurant in Great Neck Plaza, shutters after 23 years

By Cameryn Oakes

Manhasset Bay Boat Tour 2022.

Port Washington

Set sail this summer: Port Washington Library’s popular Manhasset Bay Boat Tours return

By Larissa Fuentes

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Concerts & Music

Corey Glover channels R&B roots with The Soul Experience

By Dave Gil de Rubio

Blackstone Steakhouse has been a beloved Melville locale for 20 years.

Huntington

Blackstone Steakhouse celebrates 20 years in business

By Ashna Balroop

Planet Play in Bellmore has won the Best Video Game Arcade on Long Island 2025 title.

Bellmore

Planet Play: Inside the 2025 Best Arcade on Long Island

By Dorcas Umaru

Asian Jade Society of Suffolk County held their 2025 11th anniversary bbq with Mets legend Mookie Wilson.

Mets legend Mookie Wilson joins Asian Jade Society’s 11th anniversary BBQ

By Long Island Press

In this Q&A, Adam Pascal gives the details on his plans on expanding the creative scope of LIU Post's Tilles Center as its first artist-in-residence.

North Hempstead

Meet the first artist-in-residence at LIU Tilles Center: Adam Pascal

By Barbara Anne Kirshner

The MTA Finance Committee approved the purchase of more than 300 new M-9A railcars, with 160 going to the Long Island Rail Road.

Nassau

New, modern railcars to be added to LIRR fleet in 2030

By Cameryn Oakes

James Hagens is selected as the seventh overall pick to the Boston Bruins in the first round of the 2025 NHL Draft at Peacock Theater.

Suffolk

Hauppauge native picked seventh in NHL Draft

By Casey Fahrer

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Long Island Children’s Museum Unveils Indigenous Mishoon Canoe

By: Alarice Gooden

Life's WORC Board Chair Dawn Del Mastro-Chruma

Dawn Del Mastro-Chruma elected board chair of Life’s WORC

By Danny Frank

Hempstead

Dems raise alarm over possible GOP candidate appointment to Hempstead supervisor role

By Isabella Gallo

The NYS Comptroller’s Office is concerned about North Amityville Fire Company's financial habits.

Amityville

Audit tracks North Amityville Fire Company’s financial adjustments

By Erin Sjostedt

John and Julianna DiLeonardo of Humane Long Island with one of their rescues.

Pets

Humane Long Island is putting animals first

By Allison Matos

Preston 'P.J.' Carey, a four-star defensive lineman, has commited to play football at the University of Georgia.

Sports

LI-grown Preston Carey reveals football commitment to University of Georgia

By Erin Sjostedt

Long Island Power Authority Chief Executive Officer Carrie Meek Gallagher

Business

Long Island Power Authority gets new leader at ‘pivotal’ time

By Claude Solnik

The judge’s gavel and scales as a symbol of the judiciary and justice.

Great Neck

Former Great Neck attorney charged with $30K real estate theft

By Gianna Costanzo

Former U.S. Rep. Steve Israel, Manda Kalimian and Chad Hanson (L. to R.) discuss Hanson's book, “Wild Horse Effect.”

Manda Kalimian collaborates with environmental activists to rewild the nation

By Hannah Devlin & Casey Fahrer

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Residents say Michael Tully Park needs repairs. The town says they’re coming soon.

By Isabella Gallo

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