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Great Neck

The many faces of Great Neck

By Janet Nina Esagoff

Nassau house prices show double-digit gains

Business

Nassau median single-family home prices soars past 800K as time on market shrinks

By Claude Solnik

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Community Events

Port Washington Board of Education reelects leadership, eyes impact of federal fund freeze

By Amit Ben-Bassat

Representative Carolyn McCarthy Passes Away at 81

Politics

Bill Clinton, Kathy Hochul attend LI funeral services for former U.S. Rep. Carolyn McCarthy Tuesday night

By Isabella Gallo

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Education

Sewanhaka superintendent addresses racism in school sports, Instagram post

By Ryan Toohill

Grant Toch (L.) was sworn in again to serve as the Great Neck Board of Education president.

Education

Great Neck Board of Education reappoints Toch as president, selects Chan as new V.P.

By Cameryn Oakes

North Shore Board of Education held their reorganization meeting on Wed, Jul 8.

Education

North Shore Board of Education reappoints members

By Frankie DiCalogero

Vanessa Dong-Moncao (R.) was sworn in as the Carle Place Board of Education president, replacing longtime head, Lawrence Zaino.

Education

Lawrence Zaino out as Carle Place board president

By Casey Fahrer

Representatives of U.S. Geological Survey presented their proposal of a tide gauge at Bay Walk Park, after the board approved a new contractor law.

Port Washington

Port Washington North board approves new ‘noise’ law, limiting contractor use of power equipment

By Larissa Fuentes

Locust Valley Board of Education President George Vasiliou (L.) was administered the oath of office by District Clerk Alison Dunne (R.)

Education

Locust Valley school board elects new president, vice president

By Hannah Devlin

Asylum Seeking Migrants Wait In Line For Immigration Customs Enforcement Appointments

Nassau County police aid ICE in transferring arrested individuals to their custody

By Cameryn Oakes

President Donald Trump's "One, Big, Beautiful Bill," has been signed into law, raising the SALT deduction to $40K.

Business

SALT deduction grows to $40K, stirring debate among Long Island reps

By Larissa Fuentes

North Hempstead Town Council Member Robert Troiano (L.) proposed that an amendment be made in the future to provide greater relief to innocent homeowners affected by the building department's corruption.

North Hempstead

North Hempstead OKs fine discount for homeowners impacted by building department corruption

By Cameryn Oakes

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Series of firework-related offenses in Nassau around July 4 weekend

By Ryan Toohill & Amit Ben-Bassat

Manor Oaks School

Education

New Hyde Park-Garden City Park School Board appoints new president, reappoints vice president

By: Alarice Gooden

Gov. Kathy Hochul announced updated precautions for Long Island beachgoers.

Health

Hochul provides Long Island with extra drones to protect beachgoers from sharks

By Casey Fahrer

Firefighters responding to the house fire in Thomaston

North Hempstead

Firefighter injured in Thomaston house fire

By Frankie DiCalogero

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Politics

Mineola Village Clerk Bryan Rivera is driven by a desire to do good public service

By Isabella Gallo

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Sports

New Hyde Park Little League U10 softball girls’ team wins district championship

By Isabella Gallo

Plandome Association members at this year’s Independence Day party. L-R: Emily Tonorezos, Shummi Jindal, President Brian Korb and Brendan Murphy.

Family

Plandome Association focused on connecting community

By Ryan Toohill

Manhasset's Gabriella Tranchina launched her podcast "Gabriella Rebranded" to explore trauma and spirituality following her brain injury.

Brain injury survivor from Manhasset launches podcast ‘Gabriella Rebranded’

By Cameryn Oakes

Education

Floral Park-Bellerose BOE swears in new trustee, reappoints president with one dissenting vote

By Isabella Gallo

NorthShoreTV_B

Great Neck’s North Shore TV wins national public access award

By Ryan Toohill

A Lakeview man was charged with attempted murder for allegedly stabbing a man in Franklin Square.

Lakeview man charged with attempted murder in Franklin Square after car crash turns into stabbing

By Isabella Gallo

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