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The Suffolk Y JCC hosted 'Suffolk Celebrates Israel' 2025

Community Events

Hundreds gather at Suffolk Y JCC’s ‘Suffolk Celebrates Israel’

By Long Island Press

Owner Nick Voulgaris says Kerber's Farm is expanding its vegetable garden and educational offerings.

Business

Kerber’s Farm expands its operations

By Emma Grimes

Gabrielle Mitchell is a 12th grade girl scout and Gold Award honoree.

People

Girl Scout Gabrielle Mitchell is a shining, rising star

By Long Island Press

Chaca is one of the sweet pups looking for her forever home!

Pets

These 18 adoptable pals are waiting for their new best friend

By Allison Matos

JAMM

Concerts & Music

JAMM to debut soulful first album at My Father’s Place on May 29

By Christy Hinko

Carmine Simpson, an ex-NYPD cop, was sentenced for sexually exploiting children.

Ex-NYPD cop from LI sentenced for sexually exploiting children

By Timothy Bolger

Voters named Monarch Nature the Best Spa Party of 2025 — and it's not hard to see why.

Monarch Nature: An inside look at the best spa party of 2025

By Abby Gibson

Rite Aid filed for bankruptcy at the beginning of May, with plans to shutter or sell all of its Long Island stores.

Business

Rite Aid files for bankruptcy, seeks to close all Long Island stores

By Cameryn Oakes

Watching Pope Leo's ascension in person in Vatican City was 'electric,' one Long Islander said.

People

‘Overwhelmed with emotion:’ Long Islanders at Vatican for Pope Leo’s ascension

By Timothy Bolger

Many immigrants on Long Island with uncertain or changing legal status are living in fear of ICE's escalating efforts to deport undocumented immigrants.

Migrant roundups: ICE raids have chilling effects

By Claude Solnik

Blackmore's Night

Music

Blackmore’s Night joins Hall of Fame, Night releases new album

By Christy Hinko

Feces and urine covered the walls and floors of the Bohemia home where 69 cats were found alive and more than 20 dead kittens were found in a freezer.

Dead kittens in freezer, 69 cats living in ‘alarming conditions’ found in man’s Bohemia home

By Nicole Formisano

whaling museum of cold spring harbor all paws on hands cat adoption event 2025

Community Events

‘All Paws on Deck’: Whaling Museum hosts cat adoption event

By Long Island Press

What's the best vineyard on Long Island?

What’s the best vineyard on Long Island?

By Long Island Press

Stony Brook Charles B Wang Center Sakura Matsuri: Cherry Blossom Festival 2025

Community Events

Cherry Blossom Festival 2025: A vibrant showcase of Japanese culture at Stony Brook

By Long Island Press

Christopher Arsenault, founder of Happy Cat Sanctuary, sacrificed his own life to save more than 200 cats from a fire.

After fire kills Happy Cat Sanctuary founder and 150 cats, a community mourns, legal battle ignites

By Isabella Reilly

After he was allegedly stabbed, the police officer's hand appeared bloody in his body cam footage.

Man stabs officer in groin after fleeing theft, cops say

By Nicole Formisano

Team EVA makes stops at memorials and ceremonies to lay flowers, cones, wreaths and flags during the week-long fundraiser.

Living

Team EVA runs 7 marathons in 7 days for veterans

By Hannah Devlin

Art League of Long Island hosted Infinite Quest by David Peikon

Community Events

Art League of LI presents David Peikon’s ‘Infinite Quest’

By Long Island Press

The Waterdrinker Farm Tulip Festival is loaded with photo ops

Dan’s Papers

Waterdrinker Farm Tulip Festival Celebrates Spring in Bloom

Hicksville soldier George M. Barbiere

Remains of Hicksville soldier identified after 74 years

By Christy Hinko

Koi Market, Japanese Koi

Behind the Hedges

A Passion for Paradise: How Koi Market Became the Ultimate Resource for Japanese Koi Ponds

The Heckscher Museum of Art debuted the Art Explorers Club, a new series for children.

Art

The Heckscher Museum of Art debuts the Art Explorers Club for children

By Long Island Press

Environment

Long Island Regional Envirothon sees over 150 students compete

By Hannah Devlin

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Forté Development Secures $60 Million Construction Loan for Jupiter Project