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Officials break ground on public projects as part of the Hicksville Downtown Revitalization Initiative.

Living

Officials break ground on public projects in Hicksville

By Casey Fahrer

A Great Neck South High School senior walks across the stage after receiving his diploma.

Education

Class of 2025 bids farewell to Great Neck South High School

By Cameryn Oakes

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Community Events

Stewart Manor’s July 4 parade rerouted after Floral Park banishes event

By Isabella Gallo

The judge’s gavel and scales as a symbol of the judiciary and justice.

Former Great Neck attorney charged with $30K real estate theft

By Gianna Costanzo

Great Neck North seniors throw their caps into the air at their graduation commencement.

Education

Great Neck North HS seniors move up at commencement

By Cameryn Oakes

Business

Jovia names Matthew McDonough new board chairman

By Ryan Toohill

North Shore Land Alliance President Lisa Ott (Center) with the nonprofit's staff.

Environment

North Shore Land Alliance seeks new property to protect

By Hannah Devlin

New York is facing a firefighter shortage despite efforts over the years to entice more volunteers.

Nassau

New York faces alarming firefighter shortage as volunteer ranks dwindle statewide

By Larissa Fuentes

Bethpage High School celebrated their 70th commencement

Education

Class of 2025 honored at Bethpage graduation ceremony

By Frankie DiCalogero

Manhasset High School seniors rang the bell three times at the 105th graduation commencement.

Education

Manhasset HS rings bell three times at its 105th commencement

By Cameryn Oakes

Former U.S. Rep. Steve Israel, Manda Kalimian and Chad Hanson (L. to R.) discuss Hanson's book, “Wild Horse Effect.”

Living

Manda Kalimian collaborates with environmental activists to rewild the nation

By Hannah Devlin & Casey Fahrer

Jericho graduates celebrate the culmination of their high school education

Education

Jericho graduates move onto next chapter at high school commencement

By Hannah Devlin

Paul D. Schreiber High School's Class of 2025 bid farewell to senior year.

Port Washington

Celebrating achievements: Paul D. Schreiber High School’s graduation ceremony

By Gianna Costanzo

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Health

Residents say Michael Tully Park needs repairs. The town says they’re coming soon.

By Isabella Gallo

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Education

Hundreds graduate from 3 Sewanhaka High School District schools

By Frankie DiCalogero, Alarice Gooden & Amit Ben-Bassat

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North Hempstead

Peace pole installed in Mineola marks Rotary Club’s centennial

By Isabella Gallo

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Health

Northwell Health placed in TIME Magazines Top 100 Most Influential Companies 2025 list

By Christopher Schulz

Herricks HS Class of 2025 Graduation 181

Education

Herricks holds 66th commencement ceremony punctuated by confetti and cheers

By Isabella Gallo

Long Island doctors and medical providers were named in a federal racketeering case alleging they performed unnecessary surgeries on construction workers.

Long Island doctors, medical providers named in federal racketeering lawsuit

By Cameryn Oakes

4- Mineola HS Class of 2025 Graduation – Class President Emma Powers

Education

Mineola High School seniors receive diplomas at graduation ceremony

By Christopher Schulz

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Health

Northwell wins community health award for serving Long Island’s homeless population

By Isabella Gallo

Mariann Dalimonte, Bonnie Doran, Ted Andel, Christina LoBuglio, and Mike Fiorentino release oysters in Manhasset Bay.

Port Washington

Oyster gardening season kicks off in Manhasset Bay

By Larissa Fuentes

Glen Cove graduates celebrate the end of their high school careers at commencement.

Education

Glen Cove high school sends off graduating class

By: Alarice Gooden

Linda Sun, her husband and cousin face new federal charges alleging they steered $35 million in COVID-era contracts to family-run companies and received millions in kickbacks.

Politics

Ex-state official Linda Sun faces new corruption charges

By Larissa Fuentes

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