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Opinions

Column by state Sen. Jack Martins: The great pile on

by state Sen. Jack Martins

Lee Zeldin discusses his first few months as head of the EPA at LIA event on Friday, April 10 in Woodbury

Woodbury

Lee Zeldin talks Trump’s environment as residents protest

By Casey Fahrer

U.S. Rep. Tom Suozzi (NY-3)

Opinions

Tariffs, without a plan, are taxes—and you’re paying for them.

By U.S. Rep. Tom Suozzi

The Sands Point Preserve will host the Third Annual Long Island Fairy Festival on Saturday May 3.

Port Washington

The Third Annual Long Island Fairy Festival Returns to Sands Point Preserve

By Long Island Press Staff

Jo Marie, master stylist of Bangz Hair & Color Lounge and Co-founder United Salons of America, is at the forefront of Hair We Share's mission to support patients with medical hair loss.

Bellmore

Hair We Share supports medical hair loss patients with United Salons of America fundraiser 2025

By Long Island Press

The subject of the Wednesday, April 9 incident at Roosevelt Field Mall, according to police.

17-year-old assaulted at Roosevelt Field Mall

By Long Island Press

Here are the top sensory-friendly places for kids to have a fun day out.

The A-List: Top sensory-friendly places for kids

By Long Island Press

spring recipes

3 fresh and easy spring recipes to brighten your table

By Christy Hinko

The North Shore Central School District discussed a proposed elementary literacy curriculum at Thursday's meeting.

Glen Head

North Shore School Board Presents Proposed Elementary Literacy Curriculum

By Larissa Fuentes

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Nassau

Birdwatching in bloom: where to spot spring migrants in Nassau County

By Christy Hinko

Levittown

Island Trees proposed budget has 422k surplus

By Conner Keough

The program will be led in person by Temple Beth-El’s Rabbi Emeritus Meir Feldman and facilitated by Rabbi A. Brian Stoller.

Community Events

Beloved rabbi to speak at Temple Beth-El on Zionism, the West Bank

By Long Island Press

Temple Beth-El of Great Neck will present "Hummus! The Movie" with the Gold Coast Arts Center on Thursday, May 15, preceded by a culinary demonstration and tasting.

Community Events

‘Hummus!’ film screening and tasting with Temple Beth-El and Gold Coast Arts

By Long Island Press

Vishnick McGovern Milizio Texas hold 'em poker charity game

North Hempstead

LI law firm Vishnick McGovern Milizio holds Texas hold ’em poker charity game

By Long Island Press

The Nassau County Planning Commission approves the extension of the Town of Oyster Bay battery energy storage system moratorium on April 10 after the town held a public hearing on the issue two days prior

Oyster Bay

Town of Oyster Bay’s battery energy storage system ban is extended

By Casey Fahrer

Chief of Police WIlliam Whitton urges residents to practice safe driving to avoid accidents

Glen Cove

Glen Cove police share tips to avoid distracted driving

By Long Island Press

Temple Beth-El of Great Neck will welcome guest speaker Justice Mojgan Cohanim Lancman on Friday, April 25, at 7 p.m.

Justice Mojgan Cohanim Lancman to speak at Temple Beth-El

By Long Island Press

Theresa Kahan, assistant superintendent of business in the Glen Cove City School District, who led the budget presentation at the board meeting

Glen Cove

Glen Cove schools close $1.5M gap in 2025-2026 budget

By Hannah Devlin

Sid Jacobson JCC in East Hills collected thousands of pounds of donated food, clothing, books and medical supplies during their Good Deeds Day event on April 6.

Roslyn

Sid Jacobson JCC collects over 1,000 items for Good Deeds Day

By Connor Patton

Les Rumel, a Levittown resident since 1951 who has given back to his community

Levittown

Les Rumel gives back to Levittown where he has lived for decades

By Casey Fahrer

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Hempstead

Hofstra University’s Zucker School of Medicine named one of the top schools by U.S. News and World Report

By Denivia Rivera

Holocaust

People

Long Island teens become ‘witnesses’ to Holocaust survivors in powerful UJA project

By Christy Hinko

Mayor Jeffrey Greener talks to residents about the new pickleball courts slated to come to the Village of Kensington.

Great Neck

Pickleball courts set to come to the Village of Kensington

By Cameryn Oakes

Sid Jacobson JCC in East Hills hosted the 2025 Lawrence Rosenbloom Care Day Symposium on April 6 to provide support for those with neurodegenerative diseases and their family.

Roslyn

Sid Jacobson JCC hosts annual Lawrence Rosenbloom Care Day Symposium to support those with neurodegenerative conditions

By Connor Patton

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