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Nassau county residents approved BOCES' plan to purchase Seamon Neck Middle School, sell a vacant property and conduct multiple capital improvement projects.

Business

Nassau residents approve BOCES referendum to buy school, sell vacant property

By Casey Fahrer

breast cancer

Health

Dr. Kevin Tehrani to host breast cancer awareness event focused on healing and hope

By Christy Hinko

Mercato Kitchen

Mercato Kitchen & Cocktails celebrates a decade of flavor, family and perseverance in Massapequa Park

By Christy Hinko

A Plainview woman was indicted after an alleged car accident in East Meadow killed one person.

Plainview woman indicted for alleged manslaughter

By Casey Fahrer

Senior left winger Stefano Linardos dripping a soccer ball for the Locust Valley Falcons' boys varsity soccer team. Photos by Locust Valley Central School District

Sports

Linardos carries a family tradition in shining for Locust Valley

By Nick Mongiovi

Locust Valley Board of Education Trustee Lauren Themis (L.) and President George Vasiliou (R.)

Locust Valley school board adopts more restrictive, federal Title IX policy

By Autumn Coleman and Hannah Devlin

No Kings protest and rally Long Island

Politics

No Kings rallies return to Long Island Saturday

By Timothy Bolger

The current owners have the Sears property in Hicksville have leased out space to two tenants.

Vacant Sears property in Hicksville to be leased to two tenants

By Casey Fahrer

Ryan Clifford is the fastest person ever to run from Buffalo to Brooklyn, something he said he has wanted to accomplish for years.

Sports

Seaford resident sets record for fastest running time from Buffalo to Brooklyn

By Casey Fahrer

Syosset Board of Education Trustee Brian Grieco said he supports the New York School Board Association's lobbying efforts for nutritious food and academic programming.

Syosset school board weighs in state education association objectives, resolutions

By Hannah Devlin

Tim Howe (L.) and Temple Grandin (R.) from Spectrum Designs were honored with Leonard Nimoy “Live Long & Prosper” Tribute Award.

Community Events

Nimoy Knight Foundation presents ‘Live Long & Prosper’ Tribute Award

By Long Island Press

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Freeport man detained by ICE after arrest for alleged counterfeit money

By Cameryn Oakes

Port Washington Library Foundation Gala committee with the 2025 honorees.

Port Washington Library Foundation hosts ‘Gilded Age’ Gala

By Larissa Fuentes

crane lifting steel beam atop Belmont Park grandstand with tree

AMNY

New Belmont Park grandstand topping off latest milestone in horse racing rebuild

Massapequa Park NYPD Officer Jonathan Diller was one of 50 names added to the department's Memorial Wall in Manhattan.

Health

Former NYPD officer from Massapequa Park honored in Manhattan

By Casey Fahrer

A resident seeks clafication of the local law adopted by the Village of North Hills that requires residents to maintain private roads, despite resident concerns.

North Hills passes private road maintenance law, appoints village historian

By Larissa Fuentes

The Levittown School District was called "financially healthy" by an external auditor at its latest board of education meeting.

Levittown School District

By Casey Fahrer

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Charity

Long Island’s first Pilates & Wellness Expo unites fitness, healing and community

By Christy Hinko

Glen Cove Board of Education Vice President Anne Markoulis, President Angela Riamo and Superintendent Alexa Doescher (C.) cut the ribbon on the new extension at Landing School.

Landing School in Glen Cove celebrates renovation completion with ribbon-cutting

By Hannah Devlin

A new pro soccer team is expected to come to Long Island.

New MLS Next Pro soccer team set to come to Uniondale, new stadium to accompany it

By Casey Fahrer

The Rohr Jewish Learning Institute (JLI) will present How Happiness Thinks: Unlocking Jewish Wisdom for a Joyful Life, the institute’s six-session fall 2025 course, beginning Nov. 2.

Community Events

Jewish learning center presents class in ‘positive psychology’

By Long Island Press

Betty's Breast Cancer Foundation held their 4th annual walk, 'Walking Life In Pink,' in Eisenhower Park on Oct. 4, 2025.

Charity

Walking Life in Pink 2025: Betty’s Breast Cancer Foundation walks for a cure

By Long Island Press

Birdwatching is for everybody, but it’s not always easy. Friends of Connetquot understands that birding truly is for everybody and anybody, regardless of disability or other health concerns. Through education, outreach, and advocacy, Birdability works to ensure the birding community and the outdoors are welcoming, inclusive, safe, and accessible for everybody.

Fire Island News

“Birdability” – The Friends of Connetquot Launches a Birdwatching Initiative Inclusive for All

Locust Valley Superintendent Kristen Turnow says the district continues to strive to enhance its performance.

Locust Valley High School ranks No. 232 in state, resident says IB program is at fault

By Hannah Devlin

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