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North Hempstead Town Supervisor Jennifer DeSena

North Hempstead Town Board bars non-town issue statements, blocking condemnation of Jan. 6 pardons

By Cameryn Oakes

Nassau County Girls Wrestling Champions

Education

Nassau holds first-ever women’s wrestling championship

By Casey Fahrer

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Carle Place hosts second annual Parent University

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Cherry Lane students celebrate Cherry Lane Spirit Day

Michael Mazzei, founder of NuBest Salon & Spa in Manhasset, died at 84

Obituaries

NuBest salon founder, trailblazer Michael Mazzei dies at 84

By Cameryn Oakes

Mineola Middle School seventh grade learner Nicole Chen was recognized with a Special Recognition award for creative expression of the theme “Healing Through Color” in the NYSATA Flag Design Contest.

Community Events

Mineola student artists earn recognition in statewide flag design contest

Long Island Press Staff

St. Francis Hospital and Heart Center

Port Washington

Catholic Health presents preliminary St. Francis modernization plan to Flower Hill

By Cameryn Oakes

Christian Hall

Crime News: Week of Feb. 6

By Casey Fahrer

Nearly 200 protestors gathered outside Bellissimo Pizzeria in Port Washington for hosting a pro-Palestinian organization many protestors said promotes hate and anti-semitism

Community Events

Pro-Israel protesters gather in Port Washington against pro-Palestinian group

By Cameryn Oakes

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Port Washington

Guests rejoice at Port Washington’s 18th annual SOUPer Bowl

By Conner Keough

Natural Science Building at SUNY Old Westbury

Education

SUNY Old Westbury to break ground on renovations for Natural Science Building

By Casey Fahrer

Port Washington Interim Superintendent Christopher Shields

Opinions

Editorial: School districts face fears of immigration raids

By Schneps Media LI

The City of Glen Cove Mayor Pamela Panzenbeck

Real Estate

A taste of what Nassau County housing has to offer

By Casey Fahrer

Carle Place Parents University meeting. Photo courtesy: The Carle Place School District

Community Events

Carle Place School District hosts second annual Parents University

By Jessica Novins

Long Island produced more than a third of the musicians accepted into the elite All-State Winter Conference.

Education

300 student musicians perform in elite All-State Winter Conference

By Nicole Formisano

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

Boris Kotler, long-time Roslyn resident and Holocaust survivor, dies at 94

Obituaries

Holocaust survivor Boris Kotler dies at 94

By Hannah Devlin

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Business

New Japanese Restaurant opens on Long Island

By Larissa Fuentes

Danoffs

Opinions

Focus on the Great Neck Peninsula: The Danoff Family

By Janet Nina Esagoff

Harbor Hill students flexed their teamwork as they learned about photosynthesis

Education

Teamwork blooms in Harbor Hill STEAM class

Shelter Rock students celebrate "Math is Snow Much Fun" Game Day

Education

Math is ‘Snow’ much fun at Shelter Rock

Shelter Rock third graders flex their teamwork skills at the Long Island Children's Museum

Education

Shelter Rock explores Long Island Children’s Museum

Pictured left to right, Books for Dessert Advisory Board Chair; Leader Evelyn Schonbrun; Author Susan Thompson; Leader Annemarie Benzinger; Port Washington Public Library Head of Adult Services Kate Monsour; and Advisory Board Member Elise May

Port Washington

Author Susan Thompson visits Port Washington Public Library’s Books for Dessert program

The Tan Ru shared Lunar New Year traditions with Sousa Elementary kindergarteners

Education

Sousa Elementary celebrates Lunar New Year

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Jolie Nelsen, left, her father Jon Nelsen, center, and his partner Ebony Mackey, right, testify in support of the proposed Avenir casino during a Community Advisory Committee hearing at the Javits Center on Monday, Sept. 8

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Southampton Arts Center, Architecture and Design

Behind the Hedges

Southampton Arts Center Presents Architecture + Design Tour