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Long Island Nostalgia Fest to return to Mineola in July

By Long Island Press

Long Island African American Chamber of Commerce President Phil Andrews.

Freeport

Leading LI’s African American Chamber to new heights

By James Bernstein

Rob Pellegrino, the founder of unique dining pop-up Pizza Passeggio, poses with his small-but-mighty pizza oven on wheels.

Unique dining on Long Island

By Alyssa Seidman

The top 5 stories in Long Island Press this week include a major win from the Port Washington boy's basketball team.

Long Island News

Top 5 stories in Long Island Press this week: New grocery stores, basketball wins and more and more

By Long Island Press

Avelo Airlines will soon be an option for Long Islanders flying in and out of MacArthur airport.

Ronkonkoma

Avelo Airlines arriving at Long Island MacArthur airport

By Antonio Schoenhardt

Bay Shore

Northwell South Shore nurses union ratify tentative agreement, avert strike

By Isabella Gallo

A lunar eclipse, or blood moon, will be visible on Long Island tonight. Here's everything you need to know.

Blood moon 2025: Everything you need to know about the lunar eclipse

By Nicole Formisano

Nassau

Blakeman talks public safety, fiscal responsibility, in State of the County address

By Isabella Gallo

As Baby Boomers age, accounting is seeing an echo boom as leaders retire and retiring solo practitioners look for a new home for their clients. Accounting,Businessman working on Desk office business financial accounting calculate,accounting

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Solo practitioners taking shelter

By Claude Solnik

National Grid employees vote down contract offer, union heads back to bargaining table

By Isabella Gallo

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Adelphi to offer one of state’s first BA degrees in artificial intelligence

By Isabella Gallo

Bay Shore

Long Island nurses will strike on March 17 if no contract

By Isabella Gallo

Firefighters hose down the Westhampton brush fire (John Neely)

Dan’s Papers

Westhampton Brush Fire Blamed on S’mores, Cops Say

Firefighters battle the Westhampton brush fire

Dan’s Papers

Hamptons Brush Fires Spark Fears of Historic 1995 Wildfires Repeating

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Long Island News

Top 5 stories in Long Island Press this week: Emily Blunt in Huntington, guide to St. Patrick’s Day and more

By Long Island Press

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Seven charged in home improvement $20 million money-laundering scam; at least five still at large, says DA

By Isabella Gallo

Allen Toussaint’s Black Heritage Stamp was unveiled at the Joysetta and Julius Pearse African American Museum of Nassau County.

Hempstead

Hempstead honors music legend Allen Toussaint with Black Heritage stamp

By Antonio Schoenhardt

The New York Parks Department gave the Tesla Science Center a $500,000 grant to rebuild after their devastating fire.

Brookhaven

Tesla Science Center recovering after devastating fire

By Isabella Reilly

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Nassau

Democratic Congress Members hold town hall on federal budget’s impact on Long Islanders

By Isabella Gallo

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Hempstead

NYU Langone Long Island doctor catches cancer early, performs life saving robotic surgery

By Isabella Gallo

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Elmont

Extension of Temporary Protected Status for Haitians sought in Gillen’s new bill, a potential lifeline for thousands of Long Islanders

By Isabella Gallo

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Dan’s Papers

Fate of LI’s Last Duck Farm Hangs in the Balance of Newly Hatched Ducklings

The top 5 stories in Long Island Press this week include two Nassau towns suing the FAA over airplane nuisances.

Long Island News

Top 5 stories in Long Island Press this week: Towns sue FAA, 9/11 vandalism and more

By Nicole Formisano

A Steven Spielberg film starring Emily Blunt and Wyatt Russell will be filming in Huntington next week.

Huntington

Spielberg movie starring Emily Blunt filming in Huntington next week

By Nicole Formisano

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