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Massapequa's Board of Education adopts a $243 million budget at its April 24 meeting

Business

Massapequa adopts $243M budget with 2.9% increase to taxpayers

By Casey Fahrer

Island Trees School Board approves $83 Million budget for 2025-2026

By Conner Keough

Police car lights in night time, crime scene, night patrolling the city. Abstract blurry image.

Queens man indicted for 123 mph crash that killed his sister, another woman

By Casey Fahrer

Cops ID Gilgo Beach Victim Dubbed Peaches

By Michael Malaszczyk & Timothy Bolger

Education

Trump defends Massapequa School District’s use of Native American mascot

By Cameryn Oakes

East Lake Elementary School students were entertained by professionals from the Free Style Connection’s BMX Stunt Tour while also learning about safety

Community Events

Massapequa cyclists enjoy stunts, practice safety

By Long Island Press Staff

Lisa Herbert of Seaford is running unopposed for a Board of Education seat in May

Education

Southeast Nassau’s Board of Education candidates

By Casey Fahrer

Chirs Phelan, David Anderson and Christie Phelan (L. to R.) at the Thursday, April 17, Corey's Promise Softball Tournament fundraiser

Sports

Charity softball tournament raises almost $12K for Corey’s Promise

By Hannah Devlin

The Town of Oyster Bay held a public hearing for the special use permit application at the site of the former Manor East Catering Hall in Massapequa

Business

Town of Oyster Bay to consider new catering hall permit

By Casey Fahrer

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One dead in accident on Sunrise Highway in Massapequa

By Long Island Press Staff

Students were engaged in hands-on scientific inquiry about energy at Lockhart Elementary School

Community Events

Cars zoom, marbles crash in high-energy science lesson at Lockhart

By Long Island Press Staff

North Massapequa Fire Department to hold open house on April 26

Community Events

North Massapequa Fire Department to hold recruitment open house

Jessica Loftus was given a citation as Calmed, NP in Psychology celebrated its one-year anniversary with a ribbon cutting on Friday, April 11

Business

Calmed, NP in Psychology celebrates one-year anniversary

By Casey Fahrer

Students on Long Island faced multiple days of disruptions while taking New York State tests. Photo of students at St. Rose of Lima School in Massapequa.

Education

Statewide computer-based testing meltdown disrupts exams for Long Island students

By Larissa Fuentes

The Massapequa Soccer Shop will close after 52 years in business

Business

Massapequa Soccer Shop to close its doors after 52 years

By Casey Fahrer

Alexa Tizzano (L), Francesca Lapidus and Ava McLaughlin (R) got to see a saxophone up close.

Community Events

Lockhart’s future music makers awed by possibilities

Nassau County Police Officer not charged after investigation into 2024 death of a Massapequa man

Officer not charged in 2024 death of Massapequa man

By Casey Fahrer

Fire destroys dresses at Massapequa bridal shop

By Conner Keough

Wantagh is one of four school districts that had its lawsuit against a mascot ban dismissed in federal court on Thursday, March 27

Court dismisses four Long Island school districts’ case against mascot ban

By Casey Fahrer

Taste of Massapequa to host local restaurants at April 24 event

Business

Second annual Taste of Massapequa is coming in April

Teacher Christine Zinkiewicz was joined by students who wore their crazy socks to school in celebration of uniqueness in the Massapequa School District

Community Events

East Lake students wear acceptance on their feet

Jack Leavy, Shannon O’Leary, Shea Mangan, Charlie Celona and Kayla Vessalico (L to R) were among a group of student leaders who attended a Rachel’s Challenge workshop in the Massapequa School District

Community Events

Rachel’s Challenge inspires kindness, positivity at Berner

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Alleged Bloods gang member sentenced to 40 years to life for 2020 Massapequa murder

By Hannah Devlin

Eighth grader Zach Mark, left, and ninth grader James Ruiz took advantage of the face painting station provided by the National Art Honor Society.

Community Events

A journey across the globe at Massapequa’s language festival

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