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Hanover Bank rebrands for the future

By Isabella Gallo

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North Hempstead

Editorial: We owe Scott Strauss, other 9/‌11 heroes

By Schneps Media LI

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Roslyn

3 luxurious North Shore homes sell for record prices

By Christy Hinko

Museum of American Armor

Inside the WWII Armor Experience: suit up, roll out and relive history

By Christy Hinko

Toby Walker

Music

Finger-style virtuoso Toby Walker brings blues, stories and soul to Roslyn stage

By Dave Gil de Rubio

Sweet Harbor Coffee co-owners Joe and Alexis Jensen are meticulously selecting roasters from across the region to perfect their coffee ahead of their summer opening.

Roslyn

Sweet Harbor Coffee to open in Roslyn this summer

By Connor Patton

Federal Justice Department backs the Muslims on Long Island against the Town of Oyster Bay with statement on Friday, April 11

Bethpage

Justice Dept. sides with Bethpage mosque in statement of interest

By Casey Fahrer

Nicholas Cianciotti, Island Engineering PLLC; Tom Granato, JGM-NY Construction; Mike Franco, Studio 287 Architecture; John Comack, JGM-NY Construction; Elliot Conway, Mayor of Upper Brookville; Matt Comack, JGM-NY Construction and Project Manager (L. to R.) in front of the current building at 5701 Northern Boulevard

Upper Brookville

Upper Brookville begins $1.5M village hall renovations

By Hannah Devlin

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

Glen Cove

Jada Parisi named finalist in science competition at 7 years old

By Hannah Devlin

Nimmi Chainani launched Scentille in 2024 to provide elegantly scented candles at a giftable price.

Great Neck

Scentille selling elegant experiences with every candle burned

By Cameryn Oakes

Jessica Loftus was given a citation as Calmed, NP in Psychology celebrated its one-year anniversary with a ribbon cutting on Friday, April 11

Massapequa

Calmed, NP in Psychology celebrates one-year anniversary

By Casey Fahrer

Roslyn playwright Robert Blecker's upcoming show "Father Anonymous" recounts the story of forgotten founding father Joseph Warren, who sent Paul Revere on his midnight ride and died at the Battle of Bunker Hill.

Roslyn

Roslyn playwright brings forgotten Founding Father’s story back to life

By Connor Patton

Bob Spina, Village of Brookville trustee, has died at 82 years old

Brookville

Village highlights the work of late trustee Bob Spina

By Hannah Devlin

Garden City Park elementary schoolers working on projects.

New Hyde Park-Garden City Park elementary school projects 2.35% tax levy increase

By Isabella Gallo

Royal Blue apartments entryway.

Mineola

New luxury apartments up for lease in Mineola’s downtown

By Isabella Gallo

Students on Long Island faced multiple days of disruptions while taking New York State tests. Photo of students at St. Rose of Lima School in Massapequa.

Massapequa

Statewide computer-based testing meltdown disrupts exams for Long Island students

By Larissa Fuentes

The North Shore Child & Family Guidance Center will host its annual Spring Luncheon at the Glen Head Country Club on April 24.

Roslyn

North Shore Child & Family Guidance Center to host annual luncheon April 24

By Long Island Press Staff

James H. Vernon School and Oyster Bay Middle/High School students were recognized for their participation in the American Mathematics Competition at the Tuesday, April 8 board of education meeting

Oyster Bay

Oyster Bay schools celebrate achievers in national math competition

By Hannah Devlin

The Great Neck South High ensemble Michael Sun (L.), Olivia Gu (Center) and Kyle Lam (R.) were selected to perform in the Young Musicians Concert at the Lincoln Center.

Great Neck

Three Great Neck School District ensembles invited to perform at Lincoln Center

By Long Island Press

The Massapequa Soccer Shop will close after 52 years in business

Massapequa

Massapequa Soccer Shop to close its doors after 52 years

By Casey Fahrer

Floral Park school district superintendents stand.

Floral Park school district appoints new superintendent, closes budget gap

By Isabella Gallo

Students had to enact a case from the New York State Bar Assocation that is typically led by high school mock trial students.

Port Washington

Sixth-graders at Weber Middle School become lawyers during mock trial

By Connor Patton

Roslyn Board of Education President Meryl, Ben-Levy said the budget's adoption is an "optimistic leap forward" for the district.

Roslyn

Roslyn School District adopts over $136M budget for 2025-26

By Connor Patton

Hammer and Nails haircut.

Veteran to open new Hammer & Nails spas for men in Woodbury, Manhasset, Carle Place

By Isabella Gallo

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