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Mentorship is not just about teaching skills; it is about shaping confidence, judgment, and purpose.

Opinions

Op-Ed: The enduring value of being a mentor

By Greg Demetriou

The North Fork Country Kids Animal Rescue and Rescue Vixens hosted 'Brewed to the Rescue' 2026

Charity

‘Brewed to the Rescue’ 2026 fundraises for homeless and neglected animals

By Long Island Press

At just 18 years old, Raudy Duran ihas achieved his dream of being the CEO and owner of his own shop, Raudy's Auto Spa, in Freeport.

Business

Raudy’s Auto Spa: Freeport’s youngest Auto Spa owner is just getting started

By Kylo Basnight

The top 5 stories in Long Island Press this week include a start date for the trial of Rex Heuermann, the alleged Gilgo Beach killer.

Long Island News

Top 5 stories in Long Island Press this week: ICE detains resident, Gilgo Beach killer trial date and more

By Long Island Press

Honeymaren is one of this week's rescue highlights. She wants nothing more than to be adopted by a loving family!

Pets

These 6 adoptable dogs and cats are waiting for fur-ever families

By Allison Matos

Ryan Schlotter (front row, third from left), president of the Oyster Bay–East Norwich Chamber of Commerce has worked hard for the communnity.

Business

Oyster Bay–East Norwich Chamber President Ryan Schlotter expands programming

By Paulina Marinkovic

Andrew Dykes, suspect in the 1997 death of Tanya Denise Jackson, known for many years as Peaches, appears in Nassau County courthouse before Judge Tammy Robbins on Friday, Jan.15, 2026 in Mineola.

Andrew Dykes seeks second defense lawyer in Tanya Jackson murder case

By Michael Malaszczyk

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What Untreated Hearing Loss Is Really Doing to Your Brain

By Hearing and Brain Centers of America

Paul D. Schreiber High School 2026 Top 300 Regeneron Scholar Benjamin Moses with his project.

Nassau

Port Washington student named Top 300 Regeneron Scholar for cancer mental health research

By Larissa Fuentes

The Jericho Board of Education discussed policy upgrades and the reason for an evacuation during their meeting.

Nassau

Jericho Board of Education shares reason for emergency evacuation

By Larissa Fuentes

Gov. Kathy Hochul and other labor leaders called out the federal freeze of several offshore wind projects.

Politics

Judge grants injunction lifting federal freeze of offshore wind projects

By Casey Fahrer

Deputy Mayor Janine Sartori, Mayor Paul Pereira, and Trustee Paul Cusato (L. to R.) heard permit applications at the recent meeting.

Business

Mineola approves three special-use permits for businesses

By J. Cav Scott

Austin Weiss

Jericho

Guest Column: Why junior year earns the nickname ‘Hell Year’

By Austin Weiss

Prime Minister of Jamaica Andrew Holness

Caribbean Life

PM Holness says Jamaicans must develop the island

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Championship or bust: Danielle Perfetto leads Manhasset in basketball

By Nick Mongiovi

New Hyde Park's improved public works facility is operational, and will receive its finishing touches in the coming weeks.

New Hyde Park public works facilities see major renovations

By J. Cav Scott

Children of late Village of Plandome residents petition board to reduce $40K in fees dating back to 1958

By Michael Campbell

Westbury School District Superintendent Tahira DuPree Chase and other officials praised donation efforts from the holiday season at its board of education meeting.

Westbury School District provides for community during holiday season

By Casey Fahrer

Faith leaders and municipal officials, (L. to R.) Michael Uttaro, chief Nassau fire marshal and Williston Park trustee; Paul Ehrbar, Williston Park mayor; Nyakya Brown, South Floral Park mayor; Rushi Vaidya, East Williston trustee; Bonnie Parente, East Williston mayor; James L. Iannone, East Williston trustee; Nora Haagenson, Baxter Estates mayor; Habeeb Ahmed, president of the Islamic Center of Long Island; Jennifer DeSena, Town of North Hempstead supervisor; Azhar Bhatt, member of the Islamic Center; Peter Cavallaro, Westbury mayor.

Community Events

East Williston kicks off centennial with prayer service

By J. Cav Scott

Plainview Old Bethpage Relay For Life Fundraiser 2026

Community Events

Relay For Life 2026: Honoring survivors and fighting back against cancer

By Long Island Press

Farmingdale Village is looking to add an 8,000 square-foot theater with the help of state funding to its downtown.

Business

Farmingdale Village looks to add a 225-seat, 8,000 square-foot theater

By Casey Fahrer

Roslyn Highlands Fire Department's new Chief of Department started as a volunteer and made his way up the ladder.

North Hempstead

Meet Roslyn Highlands Fire Company’s new chief of department

By Larissa Fuentes

Tony's Tacos is set to expand again as the restaurant signed a lease in Levittown.

Business

Tony’s Tacos set to continue its expansion, signs lease in Levittown

By Casey Fahrer

The Carle Place Civic Association provides advocacy and entertainment for its community.

Business

The Carle Place Civic Association advocates for a ‘tight-knit community’

By Casey Fahrer

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