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The Ultimate Camp Fair & Activity Expo

Community Events

Ultimate Camp Fair & Activity Expo gave kids a taste of summer

By Nicole Formisano

Lent

Roslyn

Fish Fridays: Lent’s enduring tradition

By Christy Hinko

Long Island is home to some stellar Cajun restaurants where you can get a taste of Mardi Gras.

Holiday

Cajun restaurants to get a taste of Mardi Gras 2025

By Long Island Press

NYC's famous cookie store, Schmackary's, is coming to Long Island.

Schmackary’s brings Broadway’s favorite cookies to Long Island

By Larissa Fuentes

The Massapequa Chamber of Commerce honors four volunteer firefighters

Massapequa

Massapequa firefighters honored at chamber event

By Casey Fahrer

paczki

Pączki: the sweet Polish tradition of Fat Tuesday celebrated with jelly-filled doughnuts

By Christy Hinko

The fried seafood platter at Bitute57

3 New restaurants to take a bite of this weekend

By Alyssa R. Griffin

spring cleaning

Body, Mind, Planet

Spring cleaning for mental health: 10 tips to detox your home and refresh your mind

By Christy Hinko

Butter is one of 10 pals waiting to be adopted!

Pets

Dogs, cats and rabbits, oh my! 10 adoptable furry friends looking for a home

By Nicole Formisano

superstitions

Body, Mind, Planet

Anatomy superstitions: exploring the body’s odd beliefs through history

By Christy Hinko

Here's what's in store for your March 2025 horoscope.

Your March 2025 horoscope: What do the stars have in store?

By Psychic Deb

2024 Farmingdale St. Patricks Parade

Upcoming events in Farmingdale Village

Furry friends get the sniffles, too! Here's how to help your dog's allergies.

Pets

How to help your dogs’ allergies this sniffles season

By Allison Matos

Joe Anastasi performs before hearing loss

Joe Anastasi’s journey inspires show

By Long Island Press Staff

Republican lawmakers address MTA lawsuit fighting for congestion pricing

Nassau

Republican senators call for full repeal of congestion pricing

By Casey Fahrer

Mardi Gras

Exploring the delicious history of Mardi Gras: from king cakes to gumbo

By Christy Hinko

Glen Cove City Council honored Community Leaders for Black History Month.

Glen Cove

Glen Cove council honors leaders during Black History Month, addresses salary concerns

By Larissa Fuentes

Bob Eslick honored at Town of Oyster Bay board meeting on Feb. 25

Bob Eslick honored by Town of Oyster Bay for charitable efforts

By Casey Fahrer

Long Island Association advocates for housing expansion as pro-housing communities receive state funding

Which Nassau communities can see residential change in the future?

By Casey Fahrer

adopt

Pets

Adopt, don’t shop: 10 cats and dogs who are looking for a home

By Allison Matos

Jack and Jill

Nassau

Jack and Jill Nassau County: nurturing future leaders through community service and philanthropy

By Christy Hinko

Port Washington

Snacks & Design soft-launches in Port Washington

By Connor Patton

Long Island Cares center

Massapequa

LI Cares, Michael Durso, come together for annual pet food drive

On Feb. 14, kindergarteners at Central Boulevard Elementary School marked their 100th day of school with a festive parade dressed as lively centenarians.

Bethpage

Central Boulevard kindergarteners celebrate 100 days of learning

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