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Port Washington artist Kevin Champeny transforms thousands of hand-cast objects into striking mosaic sculptures that blur the line between art, craft, and conversation.

Port Washington

Mosaic masterpieces: Port Washington artist finds global voice through thousands of tiny objects

By Larissa Fuentes

Syosset's Walt Whitman Elementary School was approved to receive electrical repairs this summer, per the board of education's vote.

Syosset schools approve ’emergency electrical repairs’ at Walt Whitman

By Hannah Devlin

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Vacation & Travel

Going Places: Boat Bike Tours’ Netherlands Islandhopping: Exploring the Solar System through an 18th Century Lens

By Karen Rubin

Suffolk

Pat Halpin announces challenge to Garbarino in house race

By Ryan Toohill

Joseph Portaro, Tate Bennet, Mia Berrios and Kathleen Anello (Center L. to R.) are honored by the Glen Cove City Council for their dedication to Little League.

Glen Cove council votes to preempt sales tax within city following debate

By Hannah Devlin

Kings Point Board of Trustees meeting on Tuesday.

Residents push back against land swap at Kings Point board meeting

By Frankie DiCalogero

Sands Point trustees declined a pickleball court moratorium, celebrated PFOS-free water results, and appointed a new board member during their Tuesday meeting.

Sands Point reports clean PFOS readings and board member exit

By Larissa Fuentes

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Still mad, still funny: Paul Reiser takes his clever comedy to The Paramount

By Barbara Anne Kirshner

(L. to R.) John Filek, Sue Ruzenski, David Gonzales, Katie Bellomo, Lisa Grossman and Antonia Isnardi.

The Art Guild partners with The Helen Keller National Center for deaf-blind artists

By Long Island Press

A man is working on his laptop at the dining table with a breakfast plate, coffee, and juice next to him. The image is taken from an overhead perspective, showing a healthy meal and work setup.

Health

Wellness tips from Long Island experts

By Michelle Gabrielle Centamore

The Massapequa School District's Board of Education is asking for Donald Trump to sign an executive order, allowing the district to keep its name as the Chiefs.

Business

Massapequa School District seeks executive order to protect ‘Chiefs’

By Casey Fahrer

Katie Hannon brings a fresh voice to Plandome Manor

By: Alarice Gooden

Nassau County Commissioner of Health Irina Gelman speaks about the 25 confirmed rabies cases in the region.

Nassau County declares ‘imminent public health threat’ after 25 confirmed rabies cases

By Hannah Devlin & Frankie DiCalogero

A New Hyde Park resident was summoned for violating the village's lawn maintenance policies for her native garden, which was dismissed in May so long as she moves taller plants.

New Hyde Park resident clashes with village over native garden

By Cameryn Oakes

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Nassau has closed or advised against swimming at public beaches 11 times this summer. Here’s why

By Isabella Gallo

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Glenwood man arrested after shooting threats made to Nassau County employees

By Christopher Schulz

L-R: Debbi Buslik, Jodi Rosenthal, David Black, Nancy Waldbaum, David Levy and Michael Rosenbaum at the 40th Annual Golf & Games Outing honoring David Black.

Roslyn

Sid Jacobson JCC’s 40th annual Golf & Games Outing honors Executive Director David Black

By Larissa Fuentes

The Town of Oyster Bay and the Northrop Grumman have reached an agreement over sealed documents as the town looks to continue its clean up effort at Bethpage Community Park.

Business

Town of Oyster Bay to receive sealed files from Grumman

By Casey Fahrer

Jeannette and Jonathan Rosen (L. and R.) donate $1 million to Northwell's Glen Cove Hospital for a Parkinson's outpatient program.

Living

Northwell’s Glen Cove Hospital receives $1M donation for Parkinson’s outpatient center

By Hannah Devlin

Protesters gather outside the Nassau County Police Department to honor John Lewis’s legacy and denounce county collaboration with ICE and threats to civil liberties.

‘Good Trouble’ rally calls out immigration policies, threats to democracy in Nassau County

By Larissa Fuentes

North Hempstead

Election Guide 2025: North Hempstead Town Clerk candidate Jason Lew, Dem.

By Jason Lew

Harris Beach Murtha U.S. Congressman Tom Suozzi

Nassau

Suozzi talks immigration, economy in tele-town hall

By Ryan Toohill

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Parents advocate, district plans to address continued racism towards Sewanhaka athletes

By Isabella Gallo

Timothy Jaccard (L.) was honored by state Sen. Steve Rhoads (R.) for his service after founding the AMT Children of Hope Foundation in 1998.

AMT Children of Hope Foundation creates safe haven for newborns

By Casey Fahrer

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