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AARP members call for improvements to Social Security Administration's customer service at April 10 meeting

Nassau

AARP calls for improvements to Social Security Administration customer service

By Casey Fahrer

Beautification Commission Chairwoman Lora Cusumano, Mayor Pam Panzenbeck, Giorgina Rose Dondero, Nahla Loret Gomez, Daniel Viera and Lawrence M. Nadel (Front, L. to R.) at the Tuesday, April 8 Glen Cove City Council meeting

Glen Cove

Glen Cove highlights student artwork at council meeting

By Hannah Devlin

New Republican Hempstead Town Supervisor candidate speaks at campaign announcement event.

2 new Town of Hempstead Supervisor candidates announced as initial party nominees decline

By Isabella Gallo

The Great Gastby turns 100 years old on April 10.

Great Neck

The Great Gatsby’s 100th birthday: the Jazz Age novel that helps explain Trump’s America

By Reuters

dana’s son

Opinions

Long Island needs to stop our super speeders

By Diana Alati

Neurodiverse performers took guests on a totally tubular trip "Back to the '80s" in The Nicholas Center's second annual musical showcase.

Port Washington

The Nicholas Center brings the ’80s to the stage in musical showcase

By Long Island Press

Live animal markets and factory farms on Long Island provide the "perfect conditions" for the spread of bird flu, experts say.

Health

LI factory farms are ‘perfect conditions’ for bird flu

By Allison Matos

Fairfield Properties Ballpark, home of the Long Island Ducks.

Long Island Ducks prep for 25th anniversary season with new fan experiences, ballpark upgrades

by Nick Mongiovi

Farmingdale School District approves 2025-26 budget, trustee Gavin Rogers opposes

Farmingdale board approves school budget amid late debate

By Casey Fahrer

A Northwell Health building

Northwell expands capacity for complex vascular surgeries with new hybrid operating room

By Isabella Gallo

Redemption

Bellmore

Lynbrook’s Alex Calvo premieres first indie film at Bellmore Theater

By Christy Hinko

Jesse Epstein

Port Washington

Brewing a new kind of Judaism: Jesse Epstein revives Shmaltz Brewing

By Christy Hinko

David Browne

Music

Rolling Stone’s David Browne to discuss new book on Greenwich Village’s music scene at LIMEHOF

By Christy Hinko

The Mixology Clothing Company Merrick Location

Roslyn

Mixology Clothing Company expands to Merrick with new location

By Grace Olinkiewicz

Craig Wolfson (L.) and Susan Klein-Wolfson (R.), co-owners and partners at the Syosset-based firm, Wolfson and Klein-Wolfson, PLLC

Syosset

Craig Wolfson receives Syosset business award for 3rd consecutive year

By Hannah Devlin

The FBI is investigating the Underhill Preserve in Jericho for MS-13 gang-related activity

Jericho

FBI, county police investigate human remains at Underhill Preserve in Jericho

By Hannah Devlin

Planet Nugg founders and co-owners, Dave Tubens and Walter Bonilla

Planet Nugg: Elevating cannabis selection, service, and style

By Sponsored Content

Couples deserve the best on their special day. Here are the very best wedding professionals Long Island has to offer.

You voted: Top wedding pros

By Long Island Press

The new El Salvador consulate opened operations in Plainview on March 31

Plainview

El Salvador picks Plainview as new consulate location

By Casey Fahrer

Longtime New York Rangers announcer Sam Rosen, left, pictured with partner Joe Micheletti, is set to retire at the end of this hockey season.

Sports

Storied New York Rangers broadcaster Sam Rosen set to retire

By Dave Gil de Rubio

Northwell Health's Dr. Albert Fenoy is conducting a clinical trial testing the efficacy of using deep brain stimulation for treatment-resistant depression.

Nassau

Northwell Health clinical trial studies ability to treat depression with deep brain stimulation

By Cameryn Oakes

Matthew Weippert, the president of the Sarah Grace Foundation and father of Sarah

Jericho

The Sarah Grace Foundation raises over $5K for children with cancer

By Hannah Devlin

Nassau

Unidentified body found dead in Island Park water

By Long Island Press

SUNY Old Westbury delivers education that leans into workforce development and stays responsive to the emergent needs of society.

SUNY Old Westbury: 60 years of prepping students for the ever-changing world

By Long Island Press

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