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About 700 military contractors on Long Island, including Lockheed Martin, will be required to spend thousands of dollars to comply with new Department of Defense requirements.

Business

LI defense contractors face costly upgrades under new Pentagon rules

By James Bernstein

Beautiful Golden Books

Jericho

Jericho Library children’s book discussions, read alouds this month

By Long Island Press

From left to right, Deputy Superintendent Maureen Raynor, Superintendent Francesco Ianni, Board President Laurie Kowalsky at the Dec. 10 Oyster Bay-East Norwich Board of Education meeting

Oyster Bay

Oyster Bay schools anticipate almost 3% increase in tax levy

By Hannah Devlin

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Port Washington

Schreiber seniors talk phone safety with Weber middle schoolers

By Long Island Press Staff

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Port Washington

Schreiber AP Photography students to be featured at Drexel University exhibition

By Long Island Press Staff

Mineola

Lucharitos opens new location in Mineola

By Conner Keough

Olena Nicks, the Uniondale Democrat who is projected to win yesterday's special election for Nassau County's Second District Legislative Seat.

Olena Nicks projected to win special election for Nassau Legislature

By Isabella Gallo

Mardi Gras

Exploring the delicious history of Mardi Gras: from king cakes to gumbo

By Christy Hinko

Seniors Thumbs Up

Health

Healthy Aging & Wellness Expo Returns to Long Island for a Day of Education and Empowerment

By Long Island Press

Sewanhaka presents first draft of budget, honors students at board meeting

By Isabella Gallo

The Great Neck Library Board of Trustees voted on two policy changes on Feb. 15 in response to a lawsuit settlement

Great Neck

Great Neck Library enacts policy changes in response to lawsuit settlement

By Cameryn Oakes

Farmingdale Board of Education presents its first budget discussion for the upcoming school year

Farmingdale Board of Education presents $207 million budget for upcoming school year

By Casey Fahrer

Attorney Andrew Levitt at the Feb. 25 Oyster Bay Cove Board of Zoning Appeals meeting

Oyster Bay Cove

Oyster Bay Cove zoning board approves 28-unit renovation in village

By Hannah Devlin

Glen Cove City Council honored Community Leaders for Black History Month.

Glen Cove

Glen Cove council honors leaders during Black History Month, addresses salary concerns

By Larissa Fuentes

Sands Point Board

Port Washington

Sands Point Board gives go ahead for surveys on water well

By Connor Patton

The showroom floor at Garden City Jeep offers buyers a wide selection.

Sponsored

Meet the general manager driving success at Garden City Jeep

By Sponsored Content

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New Hyde Park mayor, trustees, justice running unopposed in March 18 election

By Isabella Gallo

The Nassau County Legislative Building

Nassau

NIFA initiates audit of Nassau County spending on external legal counsel

By Cameryn Oakes

Roslyn Estates Board of Trustees

Roslyn

Roslyn Estates board says wireless equipment upgrades can go ahead

By Connor Patton

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Massapequa

Gilgo Beach serial killer case lawyers continue sparring over DNA

By Michael Malaszczyk

Kash Patel, U.S. President Donald Trump’s nominee to be Director of the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI), testifies during his confirmation hearing before the Senate Judiciary Committee in the Dirksen Senate Office Building on Jan. 30 in Washington, DC.

Garden City native Kash Patel new boss of FBI, which he long criticized

By Timothy Bolger

Long Island News

Trump’s termination of Protected Status for Haitian immigrants could impact thousands of Long Islanders

By Isabella Gallo

Mayor water Paul

Williston Park water rates to increase by 33% on March 1

By Isabella Gallo

Defendant Amar Williams who was arrested in New Hyde Park

Crime News: Man arrested for alleged sex trafficking

By Schneps Media LI Staff

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