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Art

New Hyde Park-Garden City Park’s Hillside grade school students selected as winners in art contest

By Long Island Press

Floral Park Board of Trustee Photo

Community Events

Floral Park Board of Trustees Feb. 4 meeting reports

Norma Gonsalves

Obituaries

Former Nassau legislator Norma Gonsalves dies at 90

By Emma Grimes

New Hyde Park Memorial’s Model United Nations team.

Community Events

Sewanhaka’s New Hyde Park Memorial Model UN succeeds at Yale conference

Long Island Press Staff

Hillside Grade School fourth grader Ellie Chen, art teacher Jenna Marotta and sixth grader Sophie Liu.

Community Events

New Hyde Park-Garden City Park’s Hillside Grade School students selected as winners in art contest

John Lewis Childs School hosted a Lunar New Year parade on Feb. 3.

Community Events

Floral Park-Bellerose’s John Lewis Childs School celebrates Lunar New Year with festive parade

The village of New Hyde Park and New Hyde Park fire department invite residents for St. Patrick's Day parade

Community Events

New Hyde Park invites residents to attend Saint Patrick’s Day Parade

Wantagh High School Principal Paul Guzzone

Education

Wantagh High School principal headed to Sweden for Nobel Prize Teacher Summit

By Casey Fahrer

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QNS

AG’s Office clears NYPD officer in death of Valley Stream man struck on Van Wyck Expressway

Nassau County Girls Wrestling Champions

Education

Nassau holds first-ever women’s wrestling championship

By Casey Fahrer

Christian Hall

Crime News: Week of Feb. 6

By Casey Fahrer

Family and Children's Association CEO Jeffrey Reynolds said the federal funding freeze would have slashed a quarter of the organization's budget

Politics

Federal funding freeze threat looms over Long Island organizations

By Cameryn Oakes

Malverne Mayor Tim Sullivan swearing in Elizabeth Krull as President of the Malverne Chamber of Commerce.

Business

Malverne swears in 2025 Chamber of Commerce

By Long Island Press

Costco union members across Long Island held a show of force on Jan. 18.

Business

Final day for Costco union agreement looms, teamsters threaten strike

By Nicole Formisano

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Community Events

Herricks STAC students showcase street photography at Humble Cafe

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Health

Northwell expansion continues in Nassau

By Claude Solnik

Rendering of The Sands project proposed for Long Island Courtesy of the Sands

Business

Betting on Long Island with the Las Vegas Sands

By Claude Solnik

New Hyde Park Memorial High School senior Sahir Bhatia is pictured with, from left, board President William Leder, Principal Rosemary DeGennaro and Superintendent Regina Agrusa at the board of education meeting on Jan. 28.

Education

Student achievements celebrated at Sewanhaka’s January board meeting

By Long Island Press Staff

Entertainment Football Association schedule

Sports

Long Island football team releases full schedule

By Casey Fahrer

Belmont Park Village image

Shopping

And they’re off! Belmont Retail Revival opens

By Claude Solnik

Floral Park-Bellerose School.

Education

Floral Park-Bellerose School District voters approve $19 million bond

By Casey Fahrer

Photo of Eric Gerwatowski, of New Hyde Park, at Capitol riots on Jan. 6, 2021. Gerwatowski was potentially one of the Long Islanders pardoned by President Donald Trump

Jan. 6 pardons potentially include 11 Long Islanders

By Cameryn Oakes

new york state trooper shot, lied

Crime news: Hate crime, false shooting and more

By Casey Fahrer

All Nassau County school districts are being proposed foundation aid increases under Gov. Kathy Hochul's 2025-2026 budget proposal, yet seven districts may see overall state aid reductions

Education

All Nassau County schools slated for proposed bumps in state foundation aid

By Cameryn Oakes

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