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The North Hempstead Town Board voted along party lines to shift the calling of public comment cards from the town clerk to the town supervisor.

North Hempstead town supervisor now calling public comment cards after partisan vote changing procedures

By Cameryn Oakes

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AG releases bodycam footage of police-involved shooting of Great Neck senior outside Bayside precinct

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Environment

East Williston announces intent to hire own engineer to assess Williston Park water filtration system, rate raise

By Isabella Gallo

Nassau town officials challenge state's push for large-scale energy projects

Environment

Nassau towns push back on large-scale energy projects

By Casey Fahrer

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Environment

Proposed transmission line project holds informational session in Mineola

By Isabella Gallo

The Greenvale Townhouse Restaurant sustained severe damage to its roof and kitchen following a grease fire on March 22.

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Greenvale Townhouse Restaurant temporarily closed after kitchen fire

By Connor Patton

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Community Events

Herricks Muslim Families group celebrates Eid with sixth annual car parade

By Isabella Gallo

Synergy in Great Neck is introducing a new form of exercise blending multiple different practices

Business

Synergy in Great Neck provides new art to exercise

By Cameryn Oakes

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Community Events

North Hempstead community groups, political leaders, artists celebrate new community center mural

By Isabella Gallo

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Politics

Manhasset’s Tesla Takedown chapter brings first-time protestors out on the street, clashes with local conservative group

By Isabella Gallo

The Manhasset High School performed the acclaimed novel-turned-musical "The Outsiders."

Education

Manhasset High School performs ‘The Outsiders’

By Long Island Press

Prince Dauntless stands around subjects of the kingdom during Weber Middle School's performance of "Once Upon a Mattress."

Education

Weber Middle School presents “Once Upon a Mattress”

Debby Kahm has been the informal leader of the Lake Success Jewish Center sisterhood, serving the organization for nearly 25 years.

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Sisterhood at the Lake Success Jewish Center

By Cameryn Oakes

Spectrum Designs marketing and development specialist Kelli Fisher stands with decoration specialist Spencer Pusey, who removes a mask, symbolizing his sense of freedom at work.

Business

Spectrum Designs launches new campaign ahead of Autism Awareness Month

By Connor Patton

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Business

Father-daughter duo open mechanic and body shop in Mineola

By Isabella Gallo

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Education

Schechter juniors win honorable mention in NYT writing competition

Staff at St. Francis Hospital & Health Center in Flower Hill celebrate earning Magnet designation for the fifth year.

Health

St. Francis Hospital & Heart Center earns Magnet designation

By Connor Patton

Manorhaven Mayor John Popeleski said the village will keep residents informed about development projects during March 26 board of trustees meeting.

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Manorhaven trustees talk federal funding cuts, development at monthly meeting

By Connor Patton

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Real Estate

North Shore real estate market sees high-end sales with diverse property offerings

By Christy Hinko

At the Kathy Belton Science Fair, Manhasset High School tenth graders Krisha Wadhwa (left) and Belen Vazquez (right) won second place for their project “The Energy Production of Chlorella treated with Ammonium Sulfate Contaminated Water through a Microbial Fuel Cell.”

Education

Manhasset students win awards at science research fair

By Long Island Press

Shauna Aher, owner of Moxie Salon and Beauty Bar said among her goals is to be flexible with busy customers' schedules.

Business

Moxie Salon and Beauty Bar brings ‘affordable luxury’ to Port Washington

By Connor Patton

Artist and cancer survivor Kevin Long has helped raise more than $5,000 for the Sid Jacobson JCC Nancy Marx Cancer Wellness Center through his exhibit "Prime Cuts."

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Exhibit “Prime Cuts” by artist Kevin Long raises over $5K for cancer center

By Connor Patton

The North Shore Hebrew Academy celebrated 23 years of students chanting the "Gantze Megillah"

Community Events

Megillah Readers Program marks 23 years of students chanting the ‘Gantze Megillah’ at North Shore Hebrew Academy

Spelling Bee on Jan. 15, will compete in the National Scripps Spelling Bee in Washington D.C. in May.

Education

Great Neck North Middle student advances to National Spelling Bee once again

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