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Nassau County Planning Commission subdivides Sunrise Mall property into four parcels at Thursday, May 1 meeting

Massapequa

Amazon eyes Massapequa as county approves subdivision of Sunrise Mall property

By Casey Fahrer

Town of Oyster Bay officials and Syosset-Woodbury Chamber of Commerce board members celebrate the new "Welcome to Woodbury" sign on Jericho Turnpike.

Woodbury

‘Welcome to Woodbury’ sign unveiled on Jericho Turnpike

By Hannah Devlin

FS8 classes use the pilates reformer as part of its sturcture to target strength and flexibility.

Jericho

FS8 pilates studio to open 1st New York location in Jericho

By Hannah Devlin

Hooman Neman (L.) and Armin Lalehzari (R.) of the Dazzling Smile Dental Group received a $3,000 grant from the Port Washington Business Improvement District, represented by Executive Director Holly Byrne (C.).

Port Washington

Dazzling Smile Dental Group receives grant award from the Port Washington BID

Harris Beach Murtha Partner Shawn Griffin, U.S. Rep. Tom Suozzi, Harris Beach Murtha Long Island Managing Partner Tom Garry and Harris Beach Murtha CEO Chris Jagel celebrated the firm's 15th anniversary.

Uniondale

Harris Beach Murtha’s LI office celebrates 15-year anniversary

By Long Island Press

Massapequa Park Mayor Daniel Pearl called the village's $7.9 million budget "best balance of resource management" at a April 28 meeting

Massapequa

Massapequa Park Village passes $7.9M budget

By Casey Fahrer

AARP onsite at WTF: What the Financial! with valuable 55+ information.

Business

WTF: What the Financial! Free one-day event empowers New Yorkers to take control of their financial future

By Long Island Press

Massapequa Chamber of Commerce came together on Thursday, April 24 for the second annual Taste of Massapequa

Massapequa

Chamber of Commerce hosts Taste of Massapequa

By Casey Fahrer

The Seaford Cinema has closed after 25 years of showings

Seaford

Seaford Cinema closes after 25 years

By Casey Fahrer

GW Natural Spa

GW Natural Spa grows in Garden City Park

By Isabella Gallo

Phil Raices

Business

All Things Real Estate: Was the performance of real estate up or down the first quarter of 2025 and some history (Part 2)

By Phil Raices

Nassau house prices rise

Nassau

Nassau house prices show double-digit rise

By Claude Solnik

U.S. Small Business Administrator Kelly Loeffler toured GSE Dynamics to highlight U.S. manufacturing.

Smithtown

SBA chief touts Made in America in LI visit to GSE Dynamics

By Claude Solnik

Massapequa's Board of Education adopts a $243 million budget at its April 24 meeting

Massapequa

Massapequa adopts $243M budget with 2.9% increase to taxpayers

By Casey Fahrer

Plainview-Old Bethpage's Board of Education votes to adopt $197.4 million budget at April 23 meeting

Plainview-Old Bethpage adopts $197.4 million budget

By Casey Fahrer

Lisa Herbert of Seaford is running unopposed for a Board of Education seat in May

Seaford

Lisa Herbert, Heather Umhafer running for Seaford Board of Education seats

By Casey Fahrer

e-Fest

Farmingdale State team competes in $50K Shark Tank-style challenge

By Christy Hinko

Hicksville Superintendent Ted Fulton called the district's proposal "a unique planning approach" as the board adopted a budget that exceeds the tax cap

Hicksville

Hicksville board adopts budget that exceeds the tax cap

By Casey Fahrer

Rendering of the proposed Las Vegas Sands casino at Nassau Coliseum.

Nassau

Las Vegas Sands opts out of Nassau Coliseum casino bid

By Cameryn Oakes

New York Label & Box Works President Steven Haedrich

Islip

How one family business found longevity by thinking ‘outside the box’

By Claude Solnik

Who makes the best bagels on Long Island This one has cream cheese.

Who makes the best bagels on Long Island?

By Long Island Press

The booming new tech sector of AI may be coming to Long Island.

Brookhaven

Massive AI tech center may come to Long Island in 2027

By James Bernstein

Williston Park Mayor stands and smiles at board table.

Williston Park board approves budget, new restaurant permit

By Isabella Gallo

Code Blue co-owner Jeff Silver said his gift and accessory store offers products shoppers aren't likely to find outside of Manhattan, like dresses by Parisian designer Rokh.

Roslyn

Gift store Code Blue at Wheatley Plaza has a little something for everyone

By Connor Patton

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