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Nassau

Cannabis dispensaries on Queens-Nassau border spark backlash

By Isabella Gallo

The Town of North Hempstead announced additional Building Department reforms to bolster department transparency with residents and developers

North Hempstead

North Hempstead announces Building Department reforms focused on transparency

By Cameryn Oakes

LI Salty Kids Cove is one of Long Island Press’ and PSEG Long Island’s Small Business Stars of the month!

Business

Small Business Stars: LI Salty Kids Cove

By Long Island Press

Angela's Bra Boutique is one of Long Island Press' and PSEG Long Island's Small Business Stars of the month!

Business

Small Business Stars: Angela’s Bra Boutique

By Long Island Press

Vistage CEO Advisory Board has come to Long Island to provide peer-to-peer support for local business leaders

Nassau

Vistage CEO advisory group provides peer-to-peer support for those at the top

By Cameryn Oakes

Spectrum Designs Co-Founder/CEO and Social Media Specialist on The Kelly Clarkson Show.

Port Washington

Spectrum Designs highlights autism employment on ‘Kelly Clarkson’

By Long Island Press Staff

Duck

Dan’s Papers

Fate of LI’s Last Duck Farm Hangs in the Balance of Newly Hatched Ducklings

This month, Small Business Stars is focusing on Women-Owned businesses. Here's how to vote for your favorite!

Business

Small Business Stars: Women-owned businesses

By Long Island Press

The winners of the 2025 Best of Long Island contest will be announced on March 6!

2025 Best of Long Island winners to be announced March 6

By Long Island Press

Keith

Great Neck

Focus on the Great Neck Peninsula: Keith Fishenfeld

By Janet Esagoff

A&Z Pharmaceutical CEO Emma Li Xu

Sponsored

A&Z Pharmaceutical, Inc.: Supporting the local economy, pioneering global health solutions

By Nicole Formisano

FengShui2

Business

The impact and influence of Feng Shui on real estate (Part 2)

By Phil Raices

bob haircut

Business

From “The Great Gatsby” to 2025: the timeless return of the bob haircut

By Christy Hinko

AVP of Business Banking Ray Schwetz, Senior Manager of Business Development Joseph Prinzo, and VP of Business Development Peter Purpura attended the award ceremony and accepted the plaque on behalf of Jovia.

Nassau

Jovia honored for its commitment to community involvement

By Long Island Press Staff

The sign outside the Cold Spring Hills Center for Nursing and Rehabilitation, in Woodbury

Woodbury

Cold Spring Hills Nursing Center to close by May 15, state approves

By Hannah Devlin

2024 Nassau County L.O.C.A.L. Small Business Grant winners

Nassau

LIA, Optimum to provide small businesses with grants

By Casey Fahrer

Republican lawmakers address MTA lawsuit fighting for congestion pricing

Nassau

Republican senators call for full repeal of congestion pricing

By Casey Fahrer

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

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

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

Jim Nicols, owner of Minuteman Press in Syosset and chamber board member

Syosset

Jim Nicols joins Syosset-Woodbury Chamber board of directors

By Hannah Devlin

Superintendent of Plainview-Old Bethpage Central School District Mary O’Meara

Plainview-Old Bethpage proposes $197M ed budget at board meeting

By Casey Fahrer

Roslyn

Atria on Roslyn Habor unveils renovated community spaces

By Connor Patton

Port Washington

Snacks & Design soft-launches in Port Washington

By Connor Patton

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