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Great Neck Board of Education Vice President Donna Peirez is running for re-election in an uncontested race on May 20.

Great Neck

Great Neck BOE VP Peirez runs for re-election in uncontested race

By Cameryn Oakes

St. Mary's High School will celebrate its 75th anniversary, kicking off celebrations with a gala on May 3.

Manhasset

St. Mary’s to celebrate 75 years of strong Catholic education

By Cameryn Oakes

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Futterman Lanza law firm merges with Atlas Law Group

By Grace Olinkiewicz

Participants at the Feb. 23, 2025 rally in Central Park proudly waved Israeli flags and carried posters with the pictures, names, and ages of the hostages still in Hamas captivity.

AMNY

New York leads the nation in reported antisemitic incidents in 2024: ADL

Lisa Herbert of Seaford is running unopposed for a Board of Education seat in May

Bethpage

Southeast Nassau’s Board of Education candidates

By Casey Fahrer

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Bayville

New York State comptroller audits Locust Valley IT school records

By Conner Keough

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Westbury

Westbury school board signs onto lawsuit over insulin price-fixing

By Isabella Gallo

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New Hyde Park’s Jason Torres a star on mound, at plate

By Michael J. Lewis

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Port Washington

Long Island Championship-winning Port Washington basketball team gets honored with celebration

By Michael J. Lewis

Wynton Marsalis leads the Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra. He is coming to the Tilles Center this week.

Oyster Bay

Jazz torchbearer Wynton Marsalis hits Tilles

By Dave Gil de Rubio

George Santos

Nassau

Federal prosecutors say Santos lacks remorse, seek 87-month sentence

By Cameryn Oakes

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Vacation & Travel

Going Places: Camping Adds Special Dimension to National Parks Experience

By Karen Rubin

Alexandra "Sandy" Durst (L.) and her father, John Durst (R.) at her graduation from Syosset High School in 2016, holding a diploma that has since been returned by Tom Kelly.

Syosset

Comedian Tom Kelly helps return lost diploma to Syosset alum

By Hannah Devlin

New Hyde Park Board of Trustees stand together in village hall.

New Hyde Park approves budget, swears in new trustee

By Isabella Gallo

Syosset

Friends, Oyster Bay and Syosset students medal at invitational regatta

By Long Island Press

Senator Steve Rhoads (L,) and rabbi Daniel Bar-Nahum (R) as the rabbi was celebrated for his 13 years of service on April 5

Wantagh

Wantagh rabbi celebrates 13 years of community service

By Casey Fahrer

Chirs Phelan, David Anderson and Christie Phelan (L. to R.) at the Thursday, April 17, Corey's Promise Softball Tournament fundraiser

Syosset

Charity softball tournament raises almost $12K for Corey’s Promise

By Hannah Devlin

Jack Schnur will present a lecture on Frank Sinatra at the Great Neck Library.

Great Neck

Frank Sinatra lecture presented by Jack Schnur at the Great Neck Library

By Long Island Press

Opinions

Op-ed Walter Stockton: Disability support workers need investment from New York State

By Walter Stockton

The Town of North Hempstead unveiled new turf renovations to the Michael J. Tully dog park.

Michael J. Tully dog park gets a face-lift

By Cameryn Oakes

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Op-ed column by Matthew P. Zebatto: State must restore commitment to supporting the most vulnerable

By Matthew P. Zebatto

The average total pay for full-time educators, including teachers and administrators, in New York during the 2023-2024 school year was $94,732, though the Long Island region, including Nassau and Suffolk, averaged at $116,066, according to the Empire Center

Nassau

Nassau ranks No. 3 highest-paying NYS county for classroom teachers

By Hannah Devlin

Code Blue co-owner Jeff Silver said his gift and accessory store offers products shoppers aren't likely to find outside of Manhattan, like dresses by Parisian designer Rokh.

Roslyn

Gift store Code Blue at Wheatley Plaza has a little something for everyone

By Connor Patton

An Earth Day Concert hosted by the Port Washington Public Library is one of numerous community events marking Earth Day across Nassau County on April 22.

Nassau

Celebrating Earth Day in a time of uncertainty

By Connor Patton

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