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Patti Tana, the inaugural poet-in-residence at the Locust Valley Library

Locust Valley Library launches 1st Poet-in-Residence program

By Hannah Devlin

Town of Oyster Bay named "Tree City USA" by the Arbor Day Foundation for the 30th year.

Community Events

Town of Oyster Bay named ‘Tree City USA’

McKenna Elementary School fourth graders began work on their marble rollercoasters, part of a STEAM unit that explored different physics concepts.

Community Events

Coasters build base of engineering smarts at McKenna

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Opinions

State Assembly Member Charles Lavine column: Don’t diminish one of our greatest landmarks

By State Assembly Member Charles Lavine

Oyster Bay Town Supervisor Joseph Saladino (L.) and Nassau County District Attorney Anne Donnelly (R.) provided an update on the saved cats

Cats saved from side of parkway in N. Massapequa

By Casey Fahrer

Massapequa Park Mayor Daniel Pearl called the village's $7.9 million budget "best balance of resource management" at a April 28 meeting

Business

Massapequa Park Village passes $7.9M budget

By Casey Fahrer

Kim Libertini, the Jericho curriculum associate for science and technology education, congratulates teachers receiving tenure at the Thursday, April 24 board of education meeting.

Education

Jericho school board discusses transparency, anonymity

By Hannah Devlin

A rendering of the new Brookville Village Hall, estimated to finish construction within two years.

Brookville breaks ground on first village hall

By Hannah Devlin

Massapequa Chamber of Commerce came together on Thursday, April 24 for the second annual Taste of Massapequa

Business

Chamber of Commerce hosts Taste of Massapequa

By Casey Fahrer

The North Shore School District adopted its $125 million budget on April 22, increasing tax levy by around 2.4%.

Education

North Shore School District adopts $125M budget

By Connor Patton

North Shore home

Real Estate

3 distinctive North Shore homes sell for up to $2.9M

By Christy Hinko

Deputy Minority Leader Arnold Drucker honored members of the Plainview Fire Department for an incident that occurred in February 2024

Politics

Plainview Fire Department honored for saving lives in 2024 fire

By Casey Fahrer

Education

U.S. Ed Dept. probes state as Massapequa fights to keep its mascot

By Casey Fahrer

Woodland Elementary students voted “If I Built a School” as the winner of a book tournament

Community Events

Hicksville students crown ‘If I Built a School’ as book tournament champion

Christine Payne, Syosset's director of instruction and administrative technology, at the Wednesday, April 23, board of education meeting.

Education

Syosset school board explores AI’s use in the classroom

By Hannah Devlin

Residents are invited to attend Massapequa Takes Action Coalition’s fifth annual Keep the Preserve Pristine Cleanup on Saturday, May 10

Community Events

Massapequa Takes Action Coalition and Save the Great South Bay to clean up preserve

By Long Island Press Staff

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Do This

Street fairs bring summer nostalgia to Long Island

By Christy Hinko

Oyster Bay Town Supervisor wins Leadership Award from the Long Island Federation of Labor

Community Events

Oyster Bay Supervisor recipient of Leadership Award

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

The Town of Oyster Bay board unanimously approves to extend the battery energy. storage system moratorium at a meeting on Thursday, April 24

Environment

Oyster Bay makes battery energy storage system ban official

By Casey Fahrer

Plainview-Old Bethpage's Board of Education votes to adopt $197.4 million budget at April 23 meeting

Business

Plainview-Old Bethpage adopts $197.4 million budget

By Casey Fahrer

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Community Events

Hicksville Middle School builds community with Jenga tournament

By Long Island Press Staff

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

By Conner Keough

Oyster Bay announced "Back the Blue" Ribbon Campaign to support local police officers

Community Events

Oyster Bay launches ‘Back the Blue’ Ribbon Campaign

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