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The library will screen a documentary that exposes the dark side of social media and its impact on young users.

North Hempstead

‘Can’t Look Away: Case Against Social Media’ film screening at GN Library

By Long Island Press

Attorney Seni Popat, was honored at the American Association of Physicians of Indian Origin Queens and Long Island Chapter Diwali Gala.

Physicians of Indian origin celebrate Diwali

By Larissa Fuentes

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Opinions

Geraldo Rivera Column: Safe harbor

By Geraldo Rivera

The Levels Teen Center will host its latest interactive haunted house experience.

North Hempstead

Haunted high school: Teens present spooky experience at Great Neck Library

By Long Island Press

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Foundation to host gala to accelerate early detection of pancreatic cancer

By Long Island Press

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Focus on the Great Neck Peninsula: The Great Neck Library system

By Janet Esagoff

Hofstra professor, Jeremy St. Romain, received the 2025 Alex Trebek Legacy Fellowship from the Television Academy Foundation.

Hofstra professor named 2025 Alex Trebek Legacy Fellow

By Larissa Fuentes

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New York’s Even Year Elections Law upheld as constitutional

By Michelle Grisales

The Village of East Hills held its annual Halloween Spooktacular for families at The Park at East Hills.

Families celebrate fall fun at East Hills Spooktacular

By Larissa Fuentes

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Election Guide 2025: Hempstead Council Member candidate District 4 Laura Ryder, Rep., Con.

By Laura Ryder

Kwon Wellness Martial Arts & Fitness owner Dae Keun Kwon plans to open a Great Neck location.

Business

Breaking ground to break boards: Kwon Wellness Martial Arts Center to open Great Neck location

By Hannah Resnick

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Election Guide 2025: Hempstead Town Council Member candidate Dennis Dunne Sr., Rep., Con.

By Dennis Dunne

Founder and owner of SENSE+ Bella Zhang said she personally tested every device and skincare product offered at the spa.

Business

Opening their doors and your pores: Luxury skincare and wellness spa launches in Great Neck

By Hannah Resnick

Allyson Reedy

Allyson Reedy gives Gatsby’s forgotten mistress her own story

By Christy Hinko

Bill O'Reilly

Columns

Bill O’Reilly Column: It’s news to me

By Bill O’Reilly

Marc Palmieri, author of "She Danced with Lightning: My Daughter’s Struggle with Epilepsy and Her Boundless Will to Live," will discuss what his child taught him at Temple Beth-El of Great Neck.

North Hempstead

Author of ‘She Danced with Lightning’ to speak at Temple Beth-El

By Long Island Press

Halloween

Holiday

Homemade Halloween treats: simple, spooky and sweet ideas for every party

By Christy Hinko

E.M. Baker principal Michael Grimaldi's resignation was approved at a board of education meeting.

Michael Grimaldi resigns as principal of E.M. Baker Elementary School

By Hailey Bosek

President Donald Trump said he commuted George Santos' prison sentence in a Truth Social post.

Nassau

Santos is back with a ‘large slice of humble pie’ following Trump’s commutation

By Hannah Resnick

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Election Guide 2025: Glen Cove City Council candidate James M Greenberg, Rep., Con.

By James M Greenberg

Two Carle Place High School coaches have been inducted into the Nassau County Athletic Hall of Fame.

Two former Carle Place coaches inducted into Nassau County High School Athletics Hall of Fame

By Casey Fahrer

A federal judge denied the Town of Oyster Bay's request to postpone its trial date in its legal battle with the Muslims on Long Island.

Business

Judge denies Town of Oyster Bay’s motion to postpone trial date in suit with Muslims on Long Island

By Casey Fahrer

From (L.) to (R.) Superintendent Allison Brown, board of education president Meryl Waxman Ben-Levy and vice president Michael Levine during the special district meeting to approve vote totals for the purchase of the school's transportation property.

Roslyn voters approve purchase of transportation property

By Larissa Fuentes

Plainview Water District Board of Commissioners as well as elected officials and representatives celebrated the opening of the district's newest treatment facility at a ribbon-cutting ceremony.

Health

Plainview Water District unveils new, state-of-the-art treatment facility

By Long Island Press

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