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Living

‘We provide a voice:’ Williston Park Civic Association looks for new, younger leadership

By Isabella Gallo

The Syosset Fire Department responded to the scene of a fire at the Fairhaven Apartments in Woodbury

Woodbury fire injures 1 firefighter, displaces residents in 6 apts.

By Hannah Devlin

Manhasset tenured teacher Robbert Fessler was found guilty of inappropriate physical contact with a student, and his penalty was a $12,500 fine and sensitivity training.

Judge orders new penalty for Manhasset teacher found guilty of inappropriate student contact

By Cameryn Oakes

Liberty Utilities installed a granular activated carbon treatment system in its Glen Head plant to remove contaminants from the ground water.

Business

Liberty Utilities implements 1.84% surcharge, effective until March

By Hannah Devlin

The Church of the Advent had over 100 people on its front lawn for its all-white party.

Church of the Advent in Westbury hosts fundraising party

By Casey Fahrer

Debbie Tascone-Kennedy was honored for her time with Northwell Health during a ceremony at the Plainview Hospital.

Health

Northwell’s Plainview Hospital dedicates pavilion to first female leader Debbie Tascone-Kennedy

By Casey Fahrer

Coordinator Marie Datil Divencenzo (L.) and Treasurer Arnie Steinberg (R.) lead the Glen Cove High School 60th Reunion Committee.

Community Events

Glen Cove High School Class of 1965 to reunite after 60 years

By Hannah Devlin

Lauren Quezada, Floral Park-Bellerose principal

Lauren Quezada brings a passion for reading education to Floral Park-Bellerose as new elementary principal

By Isabella Gallo

Constantine Cheung was named the 2025 winner of the Micheal Capozzi Award.

Herricks’ Constantine Cheung caps off high school baseball career with Michael Capozzi Award

By Casey Fahrer

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North Hempstead

New Hyde Park opens new resident parking lot, new park to come in October

By Isabella Gallo

Donald Trump announced on Truth Social that he will be at Friday's Ryder Cup

Community Events

President Donald Trump to attend Ryder Cup

By Frankie DiCalogero

A NYPD detective from Plainview was shot twice during a friendly fire incident.

NYPD detective from Plainview released from hospital after friendly-fire shooting in Queens

By Casey Fahrer

Jericho Union Free School District named Maggie Rose Melito, a former teacher, as its new public relations director.

North Hempstead

Jericho Union Free School District names new PR director

By Larissa Fuentes

A New Hyde Park resident asked the town board to look at its town code regarding food vendors during public comment.

Business

New Hyde Park resident debates North Hempstead Town code about food vendors

By Casey Fahrer

Gerard Antoine, new assistant superintendent for business and operations for the Manhasset School District.

Manhasset School District hires new assistant superintendent for business and operations

By Isabella Gallo

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Westbury

Old Westbury blaze draws 100 firefighters, but no serious injuries

By Ryan Toohill

New Hyde Park Board of Trustees meeting 8/22/25

Business

New Hyde Park board addresses empty store fronts, traffic enforcement

By Amit Ben-Bassat

The Roslyn School District announced a new mascot design (R.) that was designed to inspire the district.

Roslyn School District unveils updated mascot, website

By Larissa Fuentes

Corey Lieblein, a lifelong Port Washington resident, launched Big Old Pup, a company committed to making life better for dogs and their owners.

Port Wash entrepreneur Lieblein introduces solution-focused dog company

By Larissa Fuentes

The American Community Bank headquarters, located in Glen Cove.

Business

American Community Bank to expand to Syosset, 5th Nassau location

By Hannah Devlin

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New York Family

Take a Slice Out of the First-Ever Long Island Pizza Festival – A Family Foodie Event!

Roger Tilles, the Board of Regents member who represents Long Island, will present updates to statewide Holocaust curriculum at Voice for Truth and Humanity's 6th annual Remembrance Awards Dinner.

Charity

Roger Tilles to examine state Holocaust curriculum at Remembrance Awards

By Hannah Devlin

Cody Cohen, a 28-year-old father from Great Neck, survived a ruptured splenic artery thanks to blood donations.

North Hempstead

Donated blood helps save Great Neck father after artery rupture

By Larissa Fuentes

The 14th annual Indian Independence Day parade took to the streets in Hicksville.

Community Events

Thousands celebrate Indian Independence Day in Hicksville

By Casey Fahrer

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