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Astronaut and Long Island native Mike Massimo during a space walk

People

LI astronaut’s job is out-of-this-world

By Claude Solnik

Brian Valenza, a Port Washington native and seven-year Navy SEAL veteran, will join in the seventh annual New York City SEAL Swim.

Port Washington native, Navy SEAL vet to swim across Hudson to honor fallen heroes

By Larissa Fuentes

A jazz soloist at Floral Park's most recent summer concert

Community Events

City Starts Orchestra serenades Floral Park under the stars

By Isabella Gallo

Senator Steve Rhoads and more welcomed The White Whale back into Seaford after six years.

Dining

The White Whale reopens in Seaford after six-year hiatus

By Frankie DiCalogero

Schools across New York settle down on cell phone policies as statewide ban takes effect in September.

Schools prepare for statewide cell phone ban starting this fall

By Larissa Fuentes

Center for Science animatronic dinosaur unveiling

Community Events

Long Island’s Center for Science welcomes 3 new life-like animatronic dinosaurs

By Amit Ben-Bassat

Landmark on Main Street, home to the nonprofit Jeanne Rimsky Theater, is celebrating its 30th anniversary this year with new leadership roles held by Sean Perry (L.) and Floryn Glass Stock (R.).

Landmark on Main Street celebrates 30 years with new leadership

By Long Island Press

Green Eats offers a wide variety of healthy foods.

Health food store, Green Eats, opens in Glen Cove

By Gianna Costanzo

Town of Oyster Bay Map

Business

Court case dismissed against Town of Oyster Bay related to shellfish moratorium

By Emma Alexander

Nikola Tesla's lab in Shoreham was destroyed by a fire, but the campaign to restore it has a newfound energy.

People

LI’s forgotten genius: Campaign to restore Tesla’s Shoreham lab reenergized

By James Bernstein

A 55-year-old man was pronounced dead after a two-car collision in East Meadow, according to Nassau County police.

55-year-old man dead after two-car collision in East Meadow

By Hannah Devlin

Students learned about directions and found north based on their small compasses.

Back-to-school tutoring: When to start and who to turn to

By Isabella Gallo

The Manhasset-Lakeville Fire Department has combatted statewide volunteer drops through recruitment and its junior program.

Manhasset-Lakeville Fire Department perseveres despite volunteer drops

By Cameryn Oakes

Syosset-Woodbury Chamber of Commerce President Russel Green (L.) and Nassau County Legislature Deputy Minority Leader Arnold Drucker (R.) at National Night Out.

Business

Syosset National Night Out attendees celebrate chamber president’s birthday

By Long Island Press

Port Washington resident Mike Mannix was elected to the Girl Scouts of Nassau County Board of Directors, Members-at-Large.

Nassau

Nassau Girl Scouts announces Port resident elected to board of directors

By Larissa Fuentes

Syosset students complete enrichment projects throughout July and August.

Syosset summer school helps ‘extend educational experience’ year-round

By Hannah Devlin

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Hofstra Northwell names new nursing school dean

By Ryan Toohill

Levittown firefighters putting out a fire at the 3000 building on Hempstead Turnpike.

Nassau

The Levittown Fire Department throughout its 75 years of service

By Casey Fahrer

Syosset High School

Syosset school district construction begins as part of $143.81M bond

By Emma Alexander

The 36th annual Pride in Port activities will take place during the second weekend of September.

Port Washington’s 36th annual Pride in Port is set to return

By Larissa Fuentes

Incoming Jericho high schooler Brent Costello showcases the two medals he earned at the 2025 International History Olympiad.

Jericho’s Brent Costello takes 2 medals at International History Olympiad

By Hannah Devlin

At just 23-years-old, Mitchell Schwartz is making a big impact as the Village of Flower Hills Historian and co-vice president of the Roslyn Landmark Society.

Mitchell Schwartz, 23, preserves Flower Hill history as village historian

By Larissa Fuentes

Floral Park-Bellerose Union Free School District BOE 8/7/25

Community Events

Floral Park-Bellerose BOE appoints 11 new teachers, some vacancies remain

By Amit Ben-Bassat

The first business has connected to the Plandome Road sewer line, which previously solely relied on septic tanks for waste.

1st business connects to highly anticipated Plandome Road sewer line

By Cameryn Oakes

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Jim Agals, Vice Flotilla Commander of East Moriches Flotilla is awarded an Auxiliary Letter Of Commendation by Chief Warrant Officer Christopher Skala Station Shinnecock Commanding Officer. Jim Agals, Vice Flotilla Commander of East Moriches Flotilla is awarded an Auxiliary Letter Of Commendation by Chief Warrant Officer Christopher Skala Station Shinnecock Commanding Officer.

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Behind the Hedges

‘Succession’ Oceanfront Home in Wainscott Sells for $59M