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The roof of El Greko kitchen in Montego Bay, Jamaica destroyed during the passage of Hurricane Melissa.

Caribbean Life

Surviving Melissa: How ChatGPT helped us weather Jamaica’s Category 5 fury

Boris Abdurakhmanov (L.), Deputy Mayor Marshall Bernstein (C.) and Trustee Marta Genovese (R.), discuss apartment plans at the November Village of Roslyn Board of Trustees meeting.

Roslyn approves basement apartment after flooding, safety debate

By Larissa Fuentes

Three businesses at 165 Eileen Way in Syosset are seeking a special use permit from the Town of Oyster Bay.

Syosset

Three Syosset businesses seek special use permit from the Town of Oyster Bay

By Casey Fahrer

Uncle Giuseppe's opened on Nov. 14, 2025 (Ron Cuni)

Uncle Giuseppe’s celebrates grand opening of Bohemia marketplace

By Long Island Press

Nassau County leaders spoke out against a proposed corporate tax hike discussed by gov. Kathy Hochul and New York City Mayor-Elect Zorhan Mandani.

Nassau County GOP, business leaders speak out against proposed corporate tax hike

By Casey Fahrer

David Beckham Adam was charged with one count of grand larceny and faces possible deportation, according to Nassau County Police.

Queens man arrested for grand larceny in Oceanside, faces possible deportation

By Casey Fahrer

The trial of former gubernatorial aide Linda Sun and her husband, Chris Hu, is underway.

Trial of ex-state official Linda Sun underway

By Hannah Resnick

“It is like surfing on dirt,” explained Michael Vitti, president of Concerned Long Island Mountain Bicyclists (CLIMB). The multiple-trail systems, flowing like waves of the ocean, are built and maintained by CLIMB. They stretch from the South Shore, east to Montauk, the furthest point of the North Shore, and then west to Hollis Hills, Queens.

Fire Island News

The 15th Annual Long Island CLIMB Mountain Bike Festival

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Great Neck BOE appoints interim principal at E.M. Baker, principal retires at Village

By Hannah Resnick

The long-vacant Soundview Cinemas in Port Washington, soon to be transformed into a new Training Station fitness center.

Former Soundview Cinemas to become fitness center

By Larissa Fuentes

Thomas T. Lee, the current executive vice president of the state Medical Society, left his role as chairman of the state's medical disciplinary board in August.

Health

Lee left state’s medical disciplinary board in August after five years as chair

By Casey Fahrer

Roslyn Marching Bulldogs ranked No. 1 in New York State Small Schools class.

Roslyn Marching Bulldogs ranked No. 1 in New York for 2026 season

By Larissa Fuentes

Parents resume call for Mineola superintendent to resign after failed video ed program

By Isabella Gallo

Joe & The Juice is set to open locations in Manhasset and Woodbury.

Business

Joe & The Juice to open first Long Island locations in Manhasset , Woodbury

By Hannah Resnick

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Shine a light for charity on the Helping Hands Foundation

By Kayla Donnenfeld,

North Hempstead Town apartment complex at 45 Lumber Road sold at foreclosure.

North Hempstead Town apartment complex in Roslyn sold at auction for $15.1M

By Larissa Fuentes

Yaron Levy will soon represent North Hempstead’s District 5.

Politics

From Australia to Israel to Harbor Hills: Yaron Levy set to join N. Hempstead’s Town Board

By Hannah Resnick

Nassau house and co-op prices rise, but condos slip.

Business

Nassau house prices up in October, as inventory tumbles

By Claude Solnik

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Health

$40M medical malpractice verdict delivered against LI Catholic Health hospitals

By Isabella Gallo

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Mineola Marching Band wins state championship, breaks records

By Isabella Gallo

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People

New Plandome trustee has ‘finger on the pulse’ of village

By Hannah Resnick

Floral Park-Bellerose School.

Floral Park-Bellerose parents concerned by data privacy following new district contract

By Caidin Ferrigno

Nassau County Police with Port Washington high school students.

Port Washington teens step inside police work

By Larissa Fuentes

Champions for Children is an organization that has advocated for a smartphone-free environment for kids in Plainview.

Community Events

Champions for Children advocates for cellphone-free environment for kids in Plainview

By Casey Fahrer

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