July 27, 2019 – LI Press

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North Hempstead

Town Of North Hempstead Historian Howard Kroplick Resigns

By Caroline Ryan

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Bethpage

Rittberg Play Set For New York Performances

By Joe Scotchie

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Massapequa

Legislature Introduces Assessment Bill Of Rights

By Christopher Birsner

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Manhasset

Munsey Park Regulates Commercial Solicitation

By Marco Schaden

Lax Player Finishes On A High Note

By Dave Gil de Rubio

Call For Artists: Back To School Special Section Cover Contest

By Anton Media Staff

Letter: Stop Sign Insanity

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Oyster Bay

Letter: Stop Sign Insanity

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Bethpage

Letter: Stop Sign Insanity

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Opinions

Letter: Stop Sign Insanity

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Letter: Stop Sign Insanity

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Opinions

Letter: Stop Sign Insanity

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Levittown

Letter: Stop Sign Insanity

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Opinions

Letter: Stop Sign Insanity

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Letter: Stop Sign Insanity

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Massapequa

Letter: Stop Sign Insanity

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Manhasset

Letter: Stop Sign Insanity

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Syosset

Letter: Stop Sign Insanity

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Hicksville

Letter: Nice Grant For NICE Bus

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Roslyn

Letter: Stop Sign Insanity

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Port Washington

Letter: Stop Sign Insanity

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Opinions

The Eagle Has Landed

By Paul DiSclafani

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