The Daily Archives – Page 4 of 192 – LI Press

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

Long Island doctors and medical providers were named in a federal racketeering case alleging they performed unnecessary surgeries on construction workers.

Nassau

Long Island doctors, medical providers named in federal racketeering lawsuit

By Cameryn Oakes

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Northwell wins community health award for serving Long Island’s homeless population

By Isabella Gallo

Linda Sun, her husband and cousin face new federal charges alleging they steered $35 million in COVID-era contracts to family-run companies and received millions in kickbacks.

Nassau

Ex-state official Linda Sun faces new corruption charges

By Larissa Fuentes

Leah Breslin, Aiden Saavedra, Brynn Pinto and Jake Gagliano received (L. to R.) were awarded a total of $9,500 from the Sabrina Navaretta Memorial Foundation.

Syosset

Sabrina Navaretta Memorial Foundation awards nearly $10K in scholarships

By Hannah Devlin

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New Hyde Park valedictorian wins statewide Italian-American scholarship competition

By Isabella Gallo

A man from Hempstead was convicted for murder in connection to a drive-by shooting that killed a man.

Hempstead

Hempstead man convicted of murder after drive-by shooting

By Casey Fahrer

From NYPD to the JCC, Lori Levi has lived many different lives before settling down as a personal trainer.

Great Neck

From NYPD to the JCC: Lori Levi’s journey of service, strength and self-discovery

By Larissa Fuentes

Life's WORC

Health

Searingtown School Champions Neurodiversity with $1,000 Donation to Life’s WORC

By Danny Frank

Recent federal actions will make it even harder for students from disadvantaged backgrounds to become scientists, Amanda N. Weiss writes.

Opinions

Op-Ed: Eliminating federal support will make it harder for some Long Islanders to become scientists

By Amanda N. Weiss

Black Sheep Ale House in Mineola is a beloved spot for beer fans.

Mineola

Black Sheep Ale House in Mineola refreshes beer lovers

By Bernie Kilkelly

The top 5 stories in Long Island Press this week includes a rally for Fernando Mejia, who was detained by ICE agents.

Long Island News

Top 5 stories in Long Island Press this week: Pro Boxer DWI crash, outdoor concerts and more

By Long Island Press

Sinatra is one of 13 friendly dogs and cats looking to be adopted into a new home this summer.

Pets

Adopt one of these 13 furry friends this summer

By Allison Matos

Northport native Preston 'P.J.' Carey, a four-star defensive lineman, will announce his college football commitment on June 30.

People

LI native Preston Carey announces football commitment from Oheka Castle

By Max Rosen

The 2025 Long Island Press Power List honorees

Business

Long Island Press Power List honorees celebrated for impact, influence, hard work

By Long Island Press

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Local News

Shark ‘likely’ bit woman at Jones Beach, officials say

By Timothy Bolger

Aaron Shamsian, 15, from Roslyn, started SwagAwayAfrica after being inspired from Bat Mitzvah celebrations.

Roslyn

Roslyn teen brings smiles with charity SwagAwayAfrica

By Maryam Babar

Baldwin fire

Nassau

Fire rips through 3-story Baldwin apartment building

By Nicole Formisano

Here's your guide to 4th of July fireworks shows across Long Island.

Suffolk

4th of July fireworks shows 2025: Guide to times, locations & festivities

By Long Island Press

Teresa's Lunch Box was voted Best Deli on Long Island 2025

Huntington

Teresa’s Lunch Box: Inside the 2025 Best Deli on Long Island

By Abby Gibson

Long Island-based tech companies LISTnet and Launchpad are partnering on a youth-targeted initiative.

Business

Leading tech companies LISTnet, Launchpad unite

By James Bernstein

The Holbrook Citibank branch is one of many redesigned with a more welcoming feel.

Business

‘Bank’ to the future: How banks are rethinking their branches

By Claude Solnik

Here are the candidates that will be on your ballot in the Huntington and Smithtown primaries.

Huntington

Legislative primaries underway in Huntington and Smithtown

By Ashna Balroop

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Chef Rocco DiSpiritoo and Southampton Mayor Bill Manger toast Rocco's new pop up restaurant: "Pop Up by Rocco."

How Pop-Up By Rocco Is Tempting Southampton Palates

a spread of food at the Standard High Line

Grab a shake and go back in time: The Standard High Line debuts nostalgic diner pop-up

El impacto de la "Gran y Hermosa Ley" de Trump en los hospitales de Long Island sigue siendo desconocido

El impacto de la «Gran y Hermosa Ley» de Trump en los hospitales de Long Island sigue siendo desconocido

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Behind the Hedges

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