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Aerial view of Hicksville parking lot closures set to begin on May 3

Business

Parking lots closing in Hicksville as revitalization plan continues

By Casey Fahrer

Eastern Queens Boxing Club expands into Nassau County, offering fitness classes and individualized instruction for all ages

Business

Eastern Queens Boxing Club expands to 1st Nassau location in Syosset

By Hannah Devlin

Nassau Republicans oppose wind and energy projects at the Long Beach Fire Department on Wednesday, April 16

Health

Nassau Republicans continue push against wind and energy projects

By Casey Fahrer

Members of the North Shore High School Key Club

Education

North Shore Key Club places no. 1 at international level

Sea Cliff first graders dressed up as their favorite fairy tale characters on April 8 for the Fairy Tale Ball

Education

Sea Cliff 1st graders celebrate Fairy Tale Ball

Thousands attended last year's Oyster Bay Day, which will return this year on May 3

Community Events

Oyster Bay Day returns May 3, expects thousands of attendees

By Hannah Devlin

Bethpage has district-wide Autism Acceptance Faculty Dodgeball Tournament

Community Events

John F. Kennedy Middle School wins eighth annual district-wide Autism Acceptance Faculty Dodgeball Tournament

By Long Island Press Staff

Students were engaged in hands-on scientific inquiry about energy at Lockhart Elementary School

Community Events

Cars zoom, marbles crash in high-energy science lesson at Lockhart

By Long Island Press Staff

North Massapequa Fire Department to hold open house on April 26

Community Events

North Massapequa Fire Department to hold recruitment open house

Farmingdale Village board of trustees adopted a budget that exceeds the tax cap on Monday, April 14

Business

Farmingdale Village exceeds tax cap for the first time ever

By Casey Fahrer

Locust Valley High School star Olivia Wilde (left) and director Abigail Maselli (right) won Best in Show for “Pianissimo” in the school’s 19 th annual film festival on April 3.

Locust Valley wins 19 awards at annual film festival for 13 school districts

By Hannah Devlin

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Food & Drink

The Foundry brings a family’s history to Hicksville

By Grace Olinkiewicz

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

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

Real Estate

Upper Brookville begins $1.5M village hall renovations

By Hannah Devlin

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

Business

Calmed, NP in Psychology celebrates one-year anniversary

By Casey Fahrer

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

Opinions

Village highlights the work of late trustee Bob Spina

By Hannah Devlin

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.

Education

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

Education

Oyster Bay schools celebrate achievers in national math competition

By Hannah Devlin

The Massapequa Soccer Shop will close after 52 years in business

Business

Massapequa Soccer Shop to close its doors after 52 years

By Casey Fahrer

Hammer and Nails haircut.

Business

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

By Isabella Gallo

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

Environment

Lee Zeldin talks Trump’s environment as residents protest

By Casey Fahrer

Locust Valley senior

Community Events

Locust Valley seniors host fashion show fundraiser

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

Roslyn

North Shore School Board Presents Proposed Elementary Literacy Curriculum

By Larissa Fuentes

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