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Kids Need More Easter celebration

Long Island News

Kids Need More’s Easter celebration was a hoppin’ good time

By Long Island Press

Valerie Hefron and Tommy DiMisa of Professionals & Animal Lovers Society, or PALS.

Pets

PALS: Making a ‘pawsitive’ impact

By Allison Matos

Bill Jones, U.S. Army veteran and Honor Flight Long Island president, and Roger Kilfoil, Marine Corps veteran and HFLI Vice President, U.S., on board a Southwest Airlines Jet.

Veterans

45 Long Island veterans will take Honor Flight to D.C. in recognition of service

By Antonio Schoenhardt

Former social security commissioner speaks

Long Island News

Former Social Security commish says he expects checks to be delayed next month at Gillen-Suozzi briefing

By Isabella Gallo

Trump defends Massapequa School District’s use of Native American mascot

By Cameryn Oakes

Wynton Marsalis leads the Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra. He is coming to the Tilles Center this week.

Jazz torchbearer Wynton Marsalis hits Tilles

By Dave Gil de Rubio

George Santos

Federal prosecutors say Santos lacks remorse, seek 87-month sentence

By Cameryn Oakes

Alexandra "Sandy" Durst (L.) and her father, John Durst (R.) at her graduation from Syosset High School in 2016, holding a diploma that has since been returned by Tom Kelly.

Living

Comedian Tom Kelly helps return lost diploma to Syosset alum

By Hannah Devlin

The average total pay for full-time educators, including teachers and administrators, in New York during the 2023-2024 school year was $94,732, though the Long Island region, including Nassau and Suffolk, averaged at $116,066, according to the Empire Center

Nassau

Nassau ranks No. 3 highest-paying NYS county for classroom teachers

By Hannah Devlin

The New York Fine Arts Society of Long Island H Z Gladys Exhibition

Art

New York Fine Arts Society hosts Gladys Hong Zhang art exhibition

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

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

Jacqueline Pileggi

Business

Movers n’ Shakers: New hires, promotions on Long Island

By Nicole Formisano

hand with 3d printed human spine in 3d printer.

Business

Kreativio aims to be the Uber of 3D printing

By James Bernstein

Huntington doctor creates safe space for immigrant families

By Kenny Forman

Image 1 (Cover Pic) Author Dr. Subrina Oliver, CEO of O-High Technologies, LLC. & Dr Corrine Graham signing her book for Dr. Corrinne Graham (Photo by Ed Shin)

Community Events

Sips & Stories at the Speakeasy: A Literary & Life Celebration

By Long Island Press

Long Island New Years Eve Events 2024

What’s The Best Billy Joel Song?

By Long Island Press

Suspected Long Island serial killer Rex Heuermann, with his attorney Michael Brown. His daughter, Victoria Heuermann, and soon-to-be-ex wife, Asa Ellerup, watched from the gallery.

Suspected Long Island serial killer’s daughter, ex-wife appear in court following Netflix documentary

By Nicole Formisano

A Copiague man was sentenced to 17 years in prison for raping his 9-year-old stepdaughter.

2 men convicted of 2023 Valley Stream gang murder: DA

By Hannah Devlin

Westbury friends standing next to each other in a house.

It all started in a high school band 53 years ago in Westbury

By Isabella Gallo

Melissa Etheridge lit up Long Island when she stopped at The Paramount for her Spring Tour 2025.

Concerts & Music

Melissa Etheridge rocks her Spring Tour 2025

By Barbara Anne Kirshner

Toy companies like Ronkonkoma-based Top Trenz are assessing how to respond to a 145% tariff on imports from China amid preparations for the holiday season.

Business

‘A lose-lose situation’: Long Island-based toy company feels impacts of U.S. tariffs on China

By Cameryn Oakes

A Bay Shore man was sentenced to 18 years in prison for impregnating a girl after sexually assaulting her for a decade, the DA says.

Bay Shore man imprisoned for raping, impregnating 15-year-old: DA

By Nicole Formisano

Jada Parisi, a Deasy School second grader, was named a finalist in the Institute for Advanced Computational Science Challenge at Stony Brook University

Jada Parisi named finalist in science competition at 7 years old

By Hannah Devlin

More from our Sister Sites

Waterfront Hamptons style house photo, and one below it with the porch, showing the water and dock or town of Huntington

Hamptons ‘Cheats’ Catch On with Look-Alike Homes Used for Filming Locations

People pass through a TSA pre-check entrance at John F. Kennedy International Airport, New York City, U.S. March 23, 2026.

Editorial | Stop paying Congress members until TSA agents are paid

Safe Woman

“Aprendí a decir no”: cómo Safe Woman ayuda a mujeres inmigrantes a recuperar su poder en Nueva York

Palm Beach

Behind the Hedges

Palm Beach Luxury: Master Taxes to Keep Deals Moving