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Sports

Soccer community rallies around Nassau

By Matthew Figueroa

First snow storm of season exceeds forecast on Long Island

By Timothy Bolger

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Politics

Bill O’Reilly Column: Chasing phantoms

By Long Island Press

Offshore wind is the best solution for Long Island's energy and affordability crisis, writes George Povall, director of All Our Energy.

Opinions

Op-Ed: Offshore wind is the best energy solution

By George Povall

Tim Irwin and Chris Dougherty, founders of the new brewery Rites Brewing, utilize ancient beer-making techniques.

Long Island News

New brewery Rites Brewing uses ancient techniques

By Bernie Kilkelly

The top 5 stories in Long Island Press this week include a look at the man charged with the murder of Tanya Jackson and her daughter Tatiana Dykes, formerly known as Peaches and Baby Peaches, respectively.

Long Island News

Top 5 stories in Long Island Press this week: Peaches killer accused, new restaurants and more

By Long Island Press

Marmot is one of 9 adoptable cats and dogs looking for a forever family.

Pets

These 9 adoptable cats and dogs looking for a warm home this winter

By Allison Matos

A Seaford man stabbed his two parents to death in Bethpage, according to Nassau County Police.

Seaford couple remembered after being stabbed to death in Bethpage

By Casey Fahrer

Politics

Elaine Phillips column: Slow down and verify: Tips to prevent getting scammed

by Elaine Phillips, Nassau County Comptroller

Massapequa Board of Education president Kerry Wachter and others are suing several state officials over censorship/

Massapequa School District Board president, others, sue top state officials, claiming they are being censored

By Casey Fahrer

Herricks High School's varsity boys' soccer team won the AAA county championship

Parents question Board of Education about class size

By J. Cav Scott

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U.S. citizenship interviews canceled on Long Island following USCIS pause

By Paulina Marinkovic

A Westbury man was arraigned on a 32-count indictment for selling drugs and illegal narcotics.

Westbury man arraigned on 32-count indictment for charging the sale, possession of drug

By Casey Fahrer

The Village of Manorhaven Board of Trustees celebrated the holiday season with a tree and menorah lighting.

Port Washington

Rain doesn’t dampen Manorhaven’s tree and menorah lighting ceremony

By Larissa Fuentes

Hearings on former Pasadena Elementary School principal Karen Heitner's allegations of sexual harassment, creating a toxic work environment and more have concluded with a decision in the case expected in early 2026.

Hearings on allegations against former Plainview-Old Bethpage School District principal conclude, decision expected in early 2026

By Casey Fahrer

2025 High Tea by Budapest Tea House at the Westbury Library

Community Events

Budapest Tea House delights Westbury Library patrons with exquisite high tea

By Long Island Press

little boy spinning a dreidel on Hanukkah

New York Family

21 Family-Friendly Hanukkah Events on Long Island

Magic Q, the Shanghai-born magician, showing his tricks to the audience

Community Events

Shanghai magician Magic Q brings childhood wonder to life at the Wang Center

By Long Island Press

Community Events

Hanover Bank helps out Life’s WORC

By Long Island Press

Roslyn School Board applauds volleyball team, approves clean audit

By Michael Campbell

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Explore Your Own Backyard This Fall

By Sponsored Content

Maria Delgado of the Working Families Party received enough votes to swing the Huntington Town Supervisor election — but she had 'no idea' she was even on the ballot. Officials are investigating a potential political scheme.

Scrutiny grows over alleged political scheme in Huntington Town Supervisor race; questions surround Working Families Party ‘mystery candidate’

By Jessica Brand

New York Attorney General Letitia James announced the indictment of four Long Islanders in connection to money laundering and bribery schemes involving a Delta official at JFK Airport.

QNS

Long Island cargo company execs indicted for alleged bribery and money laundering schemes at JFK: AG

Béla Fleck & the Flecktones are performing Christmas hits at Stony Brook on Dec. 13.

Béla Fleck & The Flecktones to bring Christmas spirit to Stony Brook with Dec. 13 concert

By Dave Gil de Rubio

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Behind the Hedges

Soloviev Advances Two Projects on North Fork