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The Fire Island beaches look as beautiful as postcards with plentiful dunes and wide expanses, in part due to massive amounts of sand used to replenish them. And summer winds have been shifting sand back to the beach ever since Super Storm Sandy and other storms took big bites out of the shore.

Babylon

State authorizes $1.7 billion to fund Fire Island to Montauk Point storm resilience

By Claude Solnik

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Business

Nassau single-family house prices continue rise, nearing $900K

By Claude Solnik

Arik is one of this month's featured pets waiting to be adopted! Could you be his fur-ever home?

Long Island News

7 perfect pets who can’t wait to be adopted

By Allison Matos

Nick Armstrong is taking over Manhasset High School's varsity men's lacrosse program after being a long-time assistant.

Manhasset men’s lacrosse promotes 12-year assistant to lead program

By Casey Fahrer

The Westbury Fire Department may receive funding for a new memorial to honor those who have died to go along its existing memorial.

Business

Westbury Water and Fire District, Westbury Arts to possibly receive county grants

By Casey Fahrer

Glen Cove Mayor Pam Panzenbeck will speak at the Car Free Day Long Island Rally in Farmingdale to promote the campaign.

Glen Cove promotes Car Free Day Long Island on Sept. 22

By Hannah Devlin

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Adult classes return for fall semester at Herricks, East Williston, Roslyn school districts

By Isabella Gallo

An osprey was rehabilitated and returned to its nest after webcams monitored by PSEG Long Island showed that it could not stand on its own.

Oyster Bay osprey rehabilitated, returned to nest

By Hannah Devlin

Floral Park holds annual 9/11 ceremony, honors those who died serving others

By Isabella Gallo

Freeport Ninja Academy was the Nassau County winner of the L.O.C.A.L. Small Business Grants program.

Freeport Ninja Academy, Little Feet Big Steps win $25K from L.O.C.A.L. Small Business Grants program

By Casey Fahrer

Ompahfest

The Full Bavarian: Ompahfest returns on Sept. 21

By Christy Hinko

Temple Israel of Great Neck held their annual Sept. 11 ceremony on Saddle Rock Bridge.

Temple Israel of Great Neck marks 9/11 anniversary on Saddle Rock Bridge

By Larissa Fuentes

Dr. Louis Nkrumah speaks to the Mineola Board of Trustees about opening a practice in the village.

Politics

Mineola board approves new neurosurgery practice, taekwondo school

By Isabella Gallo

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Nassau

Town of Hempstead 9/11 memorial draws over 1,000

By Ryan Toohill

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Peak apple season brings sweet and savory ideas to the table

By Christy Hinko

The Village of Manorhaven held its annual 9/11 remembrance in front of the village's 9/11 memorial.

North Hempstead

Village of Manorhaven commemorates 24th anniversary of 9/‌11

By Larissa Fuentes

The Town of Oyster Bay held a public hearing for the special use permit application at the site of the former Manor East Catering Hall in Massapequa in April.

Massapequa catering hall approved by Town of Oyster Bay

By Casey Fahrer

Event volunteers help organize donated items, including non-perishables and homeware.

Charity

PSEG’s Woodbury food drive collects 3,000 meals

By Hannah Devlin

The Village of East Hills Board of Trustees, Trustee Clara Pomerantz, Mayor Michael Koblenz and Trustee Emmanuel Zuckerman, discussed new speed signs and a new playground for the village.

Nassau

East Hills considers speed signs, playground upgrades

By Larissa Fuentes

Admission to the Oyster Bay Railroad Museum's Rail Fest will include entry to the museum's indoor exhibitions and displays.

Community Events

Oyster Bay Railroad Museum to host 1st annual Rail Fest on Sept. 20

By Hannah Devlin

Locust Valley Superintendent Kristen Turnow says school officials worked alongside county police to investigate a gun threat made via voicemail.

Gun threat cancels Locust Valley school board meeting, security ramped up at schools

By Hannah Devlin

The iconic Long Beach boardwalk is a destination for new health stores.

Business

Long Beach sees new wave of wellness stores along boardwalk

By James Bernstein

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D&D CBD: Wellness Rooted in Care and Community

By Long Island Press’s Advertising Partner

The Port Washington North Board of Trustees discussed Bombay Kitchen's continued operation after being served multiple cease-and-desists orders.

Port Washington North board presses Bombay Kitchen over ignoring cease-and-desist orders

By Larissa Fuentes

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