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Steinway store in Manhasset to hold masterclass with world-renowned pianist

By Emma Alexander

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Living

Hundreds groove to That ’70s Band at Mineola’s free concert series

By Isabella Gallo

PSEG Long Island and Island Harvest hosted a food collection in Carle Place, resulting in over 1,500 pounds of donations.

PSEG, Island Harvest collect over 1,500 pounds of food in Carle Place

By Casey Fahrer

Geraldo Rivera

Columns

Geraldo Rivera’s Column: Mikey’s Miracle

By Geraldo Rivera

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Focus on the Peninsula: Chef Lenny Messina of LOLA

By Janet Nina Esagoff

Demonstrators wave signs at the "Make Your Voice Heard" vigil across from the Great Neck Diner.

Great Neck makes their voices heard in weekly democracy vigil

By Cameryn Oakes

Church of the Advent to host a fundraising event.

Community Events

Church of the Advent to hold fundraising event in Westbury

By Long Island Press

Sy-Con 2023

Community Events

Syosset Public Library pop-culture convention to return early September

By Amit Ben-Bassat

Restaurateur Anthony Scotto

Business

Anthony Scotto Restaurants: Building a Long Island Hospitality Legacy

By Sponsored Content

This webinar can help your business save money, improve efficiency, and unlock valuable rebates and incentives.

Business

Webinar: The Hidden Benefits of PSEG Long Island’s Free Energy Assessments

By Sponsored Content

St. James/Smithtown Bulls celebrate their first New York State Little League championship outside Smithtown Town Hall on Sunday, Aug. 20, 2025 (Matthew Page)

St. James/‌Smithtown Bulls win first New York State Little League championship

By Matthew Page

Female and Male 13 year periodical cicadas

Fire Island News

Brood XIV Cicadas Emerge on Long Island Despite Population Questions

Philip A. Raices 2024 DC Convention – Copy

All Things Real Estate: Scrimping and saving

By Phil Raices

Bill O'Reilly

Opinions

Bill O’Reilly Column: Take a break, Mr. President

By Bill O’Reilly

Louis 'Uncle Louie' Gregory worked for Billy Joel in his youth.

Opinions

Op-Ed: When Billy Joel was my boss (kind of)

By Louis Gregory

PACA scholarship

Charity

Klara Mosakowski named PACA scholarship recipient, sets sights on Purdue University

By Christy Hinko

The owner of the iconic Oheka Castle has filed for bankruptcy.

Oheka Castle’s bankruptcy is latest chapter in complicated history

By Nicole Formisano

The top 5 stories in Long Island Press this week includes a look at Hempstead Town Supervisor Don Clavin's decision to step down, allowing fellow Republican County Legislator John Ferretti to step into the role.

Long Island News

Top 5 stories in Long Island Press this week: Clavin controversy, best lobster rolls and more

By Long Island Press

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Ellen McIlwaine: Goddess of Slide documentary screens in Stony Brook

By Dave Gil de Rubio

Bobby is one of this week's adoptable pals ready for a lifetime of love!

Ready to adopt a new furry friend? These 17 pals are ready for love

By Allison Matos

Empire State Ride

Charity

550-mile Empire State Ride bike trek to fight cancer inspires Huntington native

By Max Rosen

Ruth Pleines (R.) with Weber Middle School student Morgan Sim (L.) who performed at the 2025 Student Recital hosted by the Association of Piano Teachers of Long Island.

Community Events

Port Washington student performs at 2025 LI piano teachers recital

By Long Island Press

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Adelphi puts student Palestine advocacy group on probation

By Ryan Toohill

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Herricks approves $2.25 million payout in sex abuse lawsuit

By Isabella Gallo

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Behind the Hedges

Stephen Ross’s Shorecrest Breaks Ground in West Palm Beach