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East Williston updates construction codes, changes application fee process

By Isabella Gallo

Uncle Giuseppe's Marketplace announces it will bring a new store to Levittown in 2026.

Business

Uncle Giuseppe’s Marketplace coming to Levittown

By Casey Fahrer

Plandome Mayor Jake Kurkjian discusses the Plandome Fire Department's capital plan with department chiefs.

Plandome Fire Department begins process for 10-year capital plan

By Cameryn Oakes

Massapequa community raises over $13K for legal battle to keep Chiefs mascot

By Isabella Gallo

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New York Family

Juneteenth Events for Families in NYC and on Long Island

Thousands take to the streets to celebrate Portuguese heritage in Mineola

By Isabella Gallo

Thousands celebrate Greek culture in Glen Cove

By Isabella Gallo & Hannah Devlin

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Editorial: Firefighter’s heroism highlights an urgent need

By Schneps Media LI

The Farmingdale Fire Department's Spring Street Fair featured a Medieval History Day on the Village Green

Nassau

Farmingdale Fire Depart. hosts annual Spring Street Fair

By Casey Fahrer

2024 Long Island Press Power List honorees

Business

LI Leaders to be honored at 2025 Long Island Press Power List gala

By Long Island Press

Karen Murphy and Joe Strobbel perform at the Sands Point Preserve with the Northwinds Symphonic Band.

Community Events

Northwinds Symphonic Band returns to Sands Point Preserve

By Long Island Press

Wantagh gets one-year extension to change its name

By Casey Fahrer

Carle Place Schools discuss changes to STEAM curriculum

By Ryan Toohill

Four Great Neck villages will hold elections, with no contested races.

Great Neck to head to the polls in 4 village elections June 17

By Cameryn Oakes

Nassau

U.S. Transportation secretary to work with state on LI traffic crashes

By Larissa Fuentes

Business

Thousands turn out to one of Floral Park’s biggest parties

By Isabella Gallo

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Business

Hildebrandt’s takes triple crown after sponsored jockeys win Derby, Preakness, Belmont

By Isabella Gallo

Great Neck teen honored as global leader in environmental activism in National Geographic competition

By Cameryn Oakes

IHS is hosting its first Charity 5K this September, with a participation goal of 300.

Community Events

Charity 5K comes to downtown Oyster Bay this September

By Hannah Devlin

Nassau District Attorney Anne Donnelly (L.) and Nassau Police Commissioner Patrick Ryder announced a Dix Hills man allegedly conspired to have a hitman kidnap and murder a former business associate.

Dix Hills man charged with plotting to kidnap, then kill a man

By Casey Fahrer

Valerie Conklin (C.) and Theresa Cantwell (Far R.) alongside Jericho's Kaitlyn Choi and Madeline Choi (Far L.), who earned the Outstanding High School Project Award last year.

Jericho educators Theresa Cantwell, Valerie Conklin chosen for national fellowship

By Hannah Devlin

Port Washington Water District was granted another $5 million water upgrades.

Port Washington

Port Washington granted $5M to combat ‘forever chemicals’ in water

By Larissa Fuentes

Long Island construction

Business

Construction jobs decline in Nassau, Suffolk

By Ryan Toohill

Temple Beth-El of Great Neck’s "Shema" magazine won an award from the Press Club of Long Island at the 2025 PCLI Media Awards competition.

Temple Beth-El’s Shema Magazine awarded

By Long Island Press

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