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The Flower Hill village board discussed the private security patrol's effectiveness.

Flower Hill village board debates future of private security patrol

By Larissa Fuentes

Equinox Building

Business

$600K Equinox settlement reached on cancellation practices

Amit Ben-Bassat

DGN

Focus on the Great Neck Peninsula: An action plan to revive and thrive

By Janet Nina Esagoff

Incumbent Mayor Peter Forman (L.) is running against newcomer Jeremiah Bosgang (R.) in the upcoming Sands Point mayoral election.

Sands Point to see first contested mayoral election in years

By Larissa Fuentes

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Glen Cove softball rallies in last inning, wins first county title since 1985

By Michael J. Lewis

Belmont Stakes

AMNY

The new Belmont Park: Inside the ongoing $450 million reconstruction of the Belmont Stakes’ once and future home

NUMC Board Chair Stuart Rabinowitz

Hochul taps ex-Hofstra president to chair NUMC board, Blakeman says he will sue

By Timothy Bolger and Ryan Toohill

Two bills have been presented in the state legislature that would permit the swap of 2.5 acres from Kings Point Park for a parking lot in exchange for the 5.76-acre Wildwood facility.

2.5 acres of Kings Point Park in proposed land swap for tennis facility

By Cameryn Oakes

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Great Neck student nabs 4th in National Spelling Bee

By Ryan Toohill

Rabbi Kupchik to be installed at Shelter Rock Jewish Center.

Rabbi Kupchik to be installed at Shelter Rock Jewish Center

By Larissa Fuentes

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North Merrick man pleads guilty to attempted bombing of county building

By Casey Fahrer

Chrissy Kiernan’s been clerking for years. Her work helps Westbury run

By Isabella Gallo

HarborFest Dock Day and Craft Fair took place on Main Street on June 1.

HarborFest 2025 draws thousands to Port Washington waterfront

By Larissa Fuentes

GAME ON for Autism returns for fourth year.

Sid Jacobson JCC’s GAME ON for Autism returns for 4th year

By Larissa Fuentes

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Health

Northwell reconstructs nose of LI man who had it bitten off at a bus stop

By Isabella Gallo

The Herricks Carnival returned for the weekend, May 30 through June 1.

Herricks Carnival returns for weekend

By Larissa Fuentes

Community Events

New Hyde Park celebrates village’s diversity with 5th Multicultural Day

By Isabella Gallo

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Mineola

Mineola softball completes improbable run to Class A county title

By Michael J. Lewis

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Business

Schmackary’s cookies opens first L.I. location in Roslyn

By Isabella Gallo

Georgia woman pleads guilty to deadly Massapequa crash from 2024

Georgia woman pleads guilty to deadly Massapequa crash

By Casey Fahrer

The Deep Roots Farmers Market opened its 11th season on Saturday May 31.

Deep Roots Farmers Market opens honoring late founder Amy Peters

By Larissa Fuentes

The Holocaust Memorial and Tolerance Center responds to the antisemitic attacks in Boulder, Colorado

Nassau

Holocaust Center respondes to antisemitic attack in Boulder

By Hannah Devlin

James Cress Florist is one of this month’s Small Business Star nominees.

Business

Small Business Star: James Cress Florist

By Long Island Press

The Westbury Street Fair carried on Saturday with vendors, music and more.

Westbury Street Fair persists despite weather challenges

By Larissa Fuentes

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