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Alpine Residential receives tax breaks from Nassau County Industrial Development Agency for Westbury property.

Business

Nassau IDA gives Alpine’s Westbury development tax breaks

By Casey Fahrer

Concertgoers at the Morgan Park Summer Music Festival kickoff concert bring chairs and blankets to enjoy the show.

Morgan Park concert series returns for 66th season

By Hannah Devlin

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QNS

Tim Hollingsworth brings Michelin-Inspired dining to Belmont Park

Antonio Benitez, 15, was killed fleeing police after he was struck by an unlicensed driver on Saturday.

15‑year‑old killed in North New Hyde Park crash during police pursuit, friends, family hold vigil

By Larissa Fuentes

The Long Island Cares Center responds to SNAP cuts included in the One Big Beautiful Bill Act

Politics

SNAP cuts to ‘challenge’ Long Island food pantries

By Hannah Devlin

Jerome Fields, a longtime Roslyn resident and member of the Sid Jacobson JCC, died at 80 in his home.

Nassau

Jerome Fields, self-made executive, dies at 80

By Larissa Fuentes

Trump's 'Big Beautiful Bill' will 'significantly undermind' health care worker's service on Long Island, critics say.

Health

Big Beautiful Bill impact on local hospitals remains unknown

By Emma Alexander

The Port Washington School District received no recommendations on their 2023-2024 non-instructional payroll audit from the New York State Comptroller's Office.

Port Washington School District payroll found accurate by NYS Comptroller’s Office

By Larissa Fuentes

The Town of Oyster Bay hosted a 24-hour lacrosse game that raised nearly $100,000 for charity.

Oyster Bay raises nearly $100K with 24-hour lacrosse game

By Casey Fahrer

Drucker – Omer Neutra Pickleball – 4

Community Events

Omer Neutra’s family hosts pickleball fundraiser

By Christopher Schulz

The Audience Award for Best Short Documentary went to “Vienna Suddenly an Angel,” directed by Marko Albrecht and produced by Dr. Denise Wunderler.

Nassau

Top films, filmmakers honored at Long Island International Film Expo

By: Alarice Gooden

More than 40 miles of damaged roads will be repaved under North Hempstead's $6 million resurfacing project.

North Hempstead roads to be renewed under $6M resurfacing project

By Cameryn Oakes

Cars

Car fire on Floral Park’s Tulip Ave. extinguished fast, driver safe

By Isabella Gallo

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NY Times best-selling author receives inaugural book award

By Emma Alexander

Michael Weinstein stands in front of his beach photography at the Jericho Library

Michael Weinstein brings the beach to Jericho library with seashell exhibit

By Hannah Devlin & Isabella Gallo

Children celebrate summer reading by taking out books from the Syosset library.

Community Events

Syosset Library celebrates summer with new reading challenge, programs

By Hannah Devlin

HEARTS Port Washington launched a new visual arts summer program, free of charge.

HEARTS launches free summer visual arts program in Port Washington

By Larissa Fuentes

Great south bay music festival 2025

Suffolk

Great South Bay Music Festival: Four days of genre-bending sounds

By Omar Drissi

North Hempstead

’90s music, spray paint fill Mineola for LI’s 2nd Nostalgia Fest

By Isabella Gallo

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Business

Mineola architecture firm JRS Architect sold to Flordia firm

By Emma Alexander

John Buck has been Long Island Lutheran High School's basketball coach for over 15 years, leading the program to several championships.

Long Island Lutheran High School has one of nation’s top basketball programs

By Casey Fahrer

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Focus on the Great Neck Peninsula: The food scene

By Janet Nina Esagoff

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Pam Bondi cuts ribbon on nation’s newest cop city in Nassau, ICE welcome

By Isabella Gallo

tomatoes

A season of tomatoes: recipes, preservation tips and a poetic ode

By Christy Hinko

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Gobernadora Hochul anuncia $ 58 millones para el reasfaltado de carreteras en Long Island

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Behind the Hedges

Spring Awakens East End Real Estate, But Who Has the Upper Hand?