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Syosset native, Sue Bird, was inducted into the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame this month.

Syosset

Sue Bird of Syosset, Billy Donovan of Rockville Centre inducted into basketball Hall of Fame

By Hannah Devlin

Protestors took to the Long Beach boardwalk to call on Gov. Kathy Hochul to put an end to fossil-fuel projects.

Environmental protesters call on Hochul to reject NE fuel pipeline

By Casey Fahrer

The Sands Point Preserve Conservancy unveiled a "rainbow bridge" to memorialize pets that have died.

Sands Point Preserve Conservancy unveils ‘Rainbow Bridge’ for pet memorials

By Long Island Press

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NCC teacher’s union files another appeal against department consolidation

By Isabella Gallo

Semifinalists and Roslyn High School Principal Dave Lazarus.

Roslyn

6 Roslyn HS semifinalists named in National Merit competition

By Long Island Press

Locust Valley High School girls' lacrosse players Emery deLauzon, Katherine Nabet, Elizabeth Vitale and Tessa Matozzo (L. to R.) were named to the 205 NYSSWA All-Star team.

4 Locust Valley lacrosse players make state all-star team

By Hannah Devlin

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Community Events

Mineola HS to hold Hall of Fame induction for athletes from ‘60s, ‘70s

By Isabella Gallo

Plainedge superintendent Edward Salina Jr. stepped down after 14 years in the position.

Plainedge Super Edward Salina Jr. steps down

By Casey Fahrer

The Nassau County Museum of Art and the Roslyn Landmark Society will host a Metamorphosis: Trellis & Garden Benefit, to restore the Milliken-Bevin Trellis and formal gardens.

Roslyn

Nassau Museum of Art, Roslyn Landmark Society to host garden event

By Larissa Fuentes

Burlington has opened its new Massapequa location after closing its old store in August.

Nassau

Burlington opens new location in Massapequa

By Casey Fahrer

U.S. Rep. Tom Suozzi (C.) and Glen Cove Police Chief William Whitton (C. L.) recognize six Glen Cove police officer for their response to an apartment fire on April 17

Living

Rep. Tom Suozzi honors 14 police officers for exemplary work

By Hannah Devlin

An LIRR train at Far Rockaway in August 2023.

LIRR union workers approve strike, but will wait till 2026 in hope of federally-mediated deal

By Barbara Russo-Lennon

Opinions

Focus on the Peninsula: Building in Great Neck

By Janet Nina Esagoff

Geraldo Rivera

Opinions

Geraldo Rivera Column: We got him

By Geraldo Rivera

The Roslyn Grist Mill received first half of $2 million fund for restoration from Nassau County Executive Bruce Blakeman.

Nassau County Exec Blakeman delivers $1M to jumpstart Roslyn Grist Mill restoration

By Larissa Fuentes

Transervice Logistics has been named a Top Workplace of 2025.

Business

Top Workplaces 2025 Spotlight: Transervice Logistics

By Sponsored Content

Bill O'Reilly

Opinions

Bill O’Reilly Column: History unfolds

By Bill O’Reilly

Harbor Hill Security Guard Mike Barnwell gets a big thank you from Harbor Hill students on the 24th anniversary of the 9/11 attacks.

Roslyn School District marks 24th anniversary of Sept. 11

By Long Island Press

Williston Park, East Williston honor lives lost in the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks

By Isabella Gallo

Firefighters from Oyster Bay, East Norwich and surrounding communities stood for the the 9/11 memorial at Theodore Roosevelt Memorial Park.

Community Events

9/11 remembrance honors 25 who died in attacks from Oyster Bay, East Norwich

By Hannah Devlin

The Port Washington Water Pollution Control District commissioners voted to seek removal of one of the three commissioners.

Port Washington

Port water pollution district moves to remove Commissioner Kurz

By Larissa Fuentes

Hundreds gather for the Hicksville Chamber of Commerce's annual street fair.

Business

Hundreds attend Hicksville Chamber of Commerce’s annual street fair

By Casey Fahrer

native gardens

Living

Native gardens challenge lawn traditions across Long Island

By Christy Hinko

Killer Queen

Music

Killer Queen to rock Westbury with faithful Freddie Mercury tribute

By Christy Hinko

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Dean Moses of amNewYork captured this image in August 2025 of a family separation by ICE agents at 26 Federal Plaza in Lower Manhattan. It was part of his year-long coverage of immigration enforcement at the facility, and its impact on families.

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