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Helen Tuckman is an attorney with Vishnick McGovern Milizio LLP focusing on Trust and Estate Planning.

Business

Estate Planning 101: The foundational elements of an estate plan

By Helen L. Tuckman, ESQ

Where can you get the best sushi on Long Island?

Where can you get the best sushi on Long Island?

By Long Island Press

In a webinar, small businesses on Long Island learned they can drive customer engagement and cut costs with PSEG Long Island’s electric vehicle (EV) incentive programs.

Business

Webinar: Small businesses learn how to power up savings with PSEG Long Island’s EV program

By Long Island Press

Superintendent Kristen Turnow, sixth-grade teacher Ann Monsees with her children and middle school principal Michael Cestaro (L. to R.).

Locust Valley’s Ann Monsees nominated for state Teacher of the Year Award

By Hannah Devlin

NYIT students who worked on the T.R.A.M project include, from left, Russell Wetzler, Alana Singh, Derrick Chiu, Tyler Hradek and Joanna Sroka.

NYIT students develop devices for the disabled

By James Bernstein

the harborside

$86M sale closes for Port Washington senior care facility The Harborside

By Cameryn Oakes

CEC Health Care is a not-for-profit that helps vulnerable communities. Its staff and partners celebrated that mission at its 10th anniversary dinner.

Community Events

CEC Health Care celebrates 10 years of helping patients

By Long Island Press

Business

Financial Planning Association gives free financial advice

By Claude Solnik

Glen Cove Mayor Pam Panzenbeck (C.) discusses battery energy storage systems and local noise laws with city council members

Glen Cove unanimously approves battery energy-storage system moratorium, noise ordinance

By Hannah Devlin

North Hempstead Town Council Member Ed Scott, a first responder in the 9/11 terrorist attack, standing in front of the town's 9/11 memorial at the 2024 memorial ceremony.

North Hempstead Town Board debates officials’ names on 9/11 memorial plaque

By Cameryn Oakes

Rich Apat, a lawyer with Vishnick McGovern Milizio LLP, shares some expert advice on what you may — and may not — be liable for if a tree fall damages property.

Business

Rich’s Sidebar: If a tree falls…

By Richard H. Apat

New York lawmakers approved legislation to overhaul the board of NUMC, the county’s lone public safety-net hospital, over the objections of current leadership.

Nassau

NY OKs restructuring NUMC over hospital leaders’ objections

By Timothy Bolger

Town of Hempstead schedules public zoning hearing for 'Mitchell Field Integrated Resort District'

Business

Town to hold public zoning hearing for Nassau Coliseum

By Casey Fahrer

The Thomaston Village Hall

Thomaston debates street parking changes on Susquehanna Ave.

By Cameryn Oakes

The Syosset Farmers Market kicked off its second season with a Mother's Day event.

Community Events

Syosset Farmers Market kicks off second season with Mothers Day celebration

By Cameryn Oakes

Long Island High School for the Arts students rehearse for "Balloon Boy: The Musical," by Long Islander Billy Reece

High school students originate roles in “Balloon Boy: The Musical”

By Hannah Devlin

Manhasset ex-private equity executive David Gentile was sentenced to seven years in prison for a $1.6 billion fraud scheme.

Ex-private equity exec Gentile of Manhasset gets 7 years for fraud

By Cameryn Oakes

Watching Pope Leo's ascension in person in Vatican City was 'electric,' one Long Islander said.

Nassau

‘Overwhelmed with emotion:’ Long Islanders at Vatican for Pope Leo’s ascension

By Timothy Bolger

chocolate chip

May 15: Celebrate Chocolate Chip Day with this easy muffin recipe

By Christy Hinko

Author Mark Torres will present this topic based on his new book “Long Island and the Legacy of Eugenics: Station of Intolerance,” at the Great Neck Library.

Community Events

Long Island and the legacy of eugenics, presented by Mark Terres at the Great Neck Library

By Long Island Press

The Cow Neck Peninsula Historical Society hosted its annual Spring Fling at the Dodge Homestead,

Community Events

Port Washington goes back in time at Cow Neck Peninsula Historical Society’s Spring Fling

By Cameryn Oakes

AP Photography student Ethan Restivo showcases his selected work in the exhibition the "Sustained Investigation."

Schreiber High School AP Photography students showcase work

By Connor Patton

Picture of Village of East Williston's digital sign that was shown to residents at a board meeting

Business

East Williston digital sign may be on the move

By Casey Fahrer

Floral Park-Bellerose School.

Floral Park-Bellerose holds budget hearing on $40M proposal, tenures teachers

By Isabella Gallo

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