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The Hicksville Water District warns residents about fraudulent tests and scams from private companies.

Business

Hicksville Water District warns against water quality tests from private companies

By Casey Fahrer

Ira Ellenthal

Publishing exec and New York Daily News alum Ira Ellenthal dies at 88

By amNewYork

Fabio Pimentel, Westbury Arts Executive Director Tiffany Blair, Johnny Bliss, Gabriel Zhuin and Westbury Arts President Julie Lyon

Community Events

Johnny Bliss from ‘The Voice’ performs at 2025 Westbury Arts Summer Concert Series

By Long Island Press

Kadeem Brown, candidate for District 3 Nassau County Legislator

Nassau

Election Guide 2025: Nassau County Legislator District 3 candidate Kadeem Brown, Rep., Con.

By Kadeem M Brown

U.S. Rep. Tom Suozzi (NY-3) returns to the House Ways and Means Committee with the start of his latest term last week

Opinions

U.S. Rep. Tom Suozzi column: For Democrats, Mamdani is a wake-up call—and a bad example

By U.S. Rep Tom Suozzi

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Merchant Marine Academy reports 24 sexual misconduct claims

By Ryan Toohill

Wesley LePatner from Roslyn, an executive at Blackstone and a leader in New York’s Jewish community, was killed Monday afternoon in a mass shooting in Midtown Manhattan.

MIDTOWN MASS SHOOTING: Wesley LePatner, Blackstone leader with Roslyn ties, killed in Midtown attack

By Shea Vance

Nassau District Attorney Anne Donnelly (L.) and Nassau Police Commissioner Patrick Ryder announced a Dix Hills man allegedly conspired to have a hitman kidnap and murder a former business associate.

Business

Dix Hills man pleads not guilty to allegedly hiring hitman to kill a former business associate

By Casey Fahrer

Town of Oyster Bay sets public hearing date to extend battery-energy-storage-system moratorium.

Opinions

Editorial: Towns should use BESS moratoriums wisely

By Schneps Media LI

A suit was filed against Syosset's Jimmy Connors, New York Police Officer Boubacar Barry and Manhattan nightclub, Nebula, in relation to a wrong-way car crash that killed two last August.

Suit filed against Syosset’s Jimmy Connors in wrong-way fatal car crash

By Hannah Devlin

Club M.A.X. provides a variety of activities through its summer program, including recreation.

Club M.A.X. provides summer of enrichment despite enrollment drops

By Cameryn Oakes

A Massapequa Park man cashed in on a $4 million Mega Million lottery ticket.

Massapequa man scores big on Mega Millions ticket

By Frankie DiCalogero

More than 40 miles of damaged roads will be repaved under North Hempstead's $6 million resurfacing project.

North Hempstead road resurfacing project varies in scope across town districts

By Cameryn Oakes

Valentina and Victoria Hartman, owners of Tori Ear Piercing, are offering a free luxury piercing to bring positivity to Port Washington.

Tori Ear Piercing in Port Washington launches luxury piercing grant to give back

By Larissa Fuentes

My Spectrum School in Port Washington fosters a children centered approach to honor the natural curiosity, creativity, and capability of every child.

My Spectrum School in Port Washington redefines early childhood education with child-led learning

By Larissa Fuentes

SingForHope

Business

Great Neck 12 year old uses musical talent to inspire with new nonprofit

By: Alarice Gooden

Tiquan Garner, who played football at LuHi, was named the program's head coach in early July.

New LuHi football coach brings history, creativity into first season

By Ryan Toohill

Chicago tribute band, 'Beginnings,' takes the stage at the Morgan Park Summer Music Festival in Glen Cove.

Community Events

Hundreds come to Glen Cove to see Chicago tribute band at Morgan Park

By Hannah Devlin

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People

Port Washington holds fourth weekly vigil to protest ICE

By Emma Alexander

Old Westbury AI-enhanced Body Camera

Old Westbury Police testing AI-enhanced body cameras

By Amit Ben-Bassat

The St. Brigid Catholic Church held a Pilgrimage of Hope Walk to support the community's immigration concerns.

Living

St. Brigid Church holds Pilgrimage of Hope Walk amid immigration concerns

By Casey Fahrer

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Community Events

National Night Out events to come to Williston Park, Westbury Aug. 5

By Isabella Gallo

George Ellis, executive director of the WaterFront Center, cheers on its Junior Big Boat crew in New York Harbor at the start of the race.

WaterFront Center’s Junior Big Boat team places 7th overall in LI regatta

By Hannah Devlin

The Rev. Joseph Summerville was appointed the pastor at the Good Lutheran Church and School.

From Oklahoma to Long Island: The Rev. Summerville adjusting as new pastor in Plainview

By Frankie DiCalogero

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A rendering of a room at the upcoming Hotel Corduroy in Montauk.

Three Boutique Hotels Set to Open Across East End in Montauk, Sag Harbor & Greenport

Woman in colorful Easter hat during parade in Midtown

Things to do this weekend in NYC, April 3-5: auto shows, Easter fun and more

CUNY

Estudiantes de CUNY enfrentan un mercado laboral brutal en Nueva York, especialmente los estudiantes latinos

Wainscott, Hamptons, Succession

Behind the Hedges

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