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The Village of Roslyn Harbor Board of Trustees addressed a range of local issues, including a request from the Nassau County Museum of Art to expand its events program, new regulations on artificial turf installations and a proposal to help residents on private roads access village snow removal services on Thursday, May 28.
The Rotary Club of Great Neck recently honored six local middle school students with the Rotary Youth Merit Award for their dedication to community…
Students showcased a variety of talents during the first Discovery Den talent show at Massapequa High School’s Ames Campus on May 26.
As tennis aficionado Theodore Roosevelt said, speak softly, carry a big stick, and you will go far.
The National Merit Scholarship Corporation has announced six Great Neck Public Schools seniors as 2026 National Merit $2,500 Scholarship winners.
Tanger Outlets Riverhead will add a new dining option for shoppers this summer with the arrival of Shake Shack.
The Westbury School District recently held its annual My Brother’s Keeper induction ceremony, recognizing young men of color for their academic…
Stony Brook Medicine earned Healthgrades' highest recognition for the 4th consecutive year, placing it in the top 1% of hospitals nationwide.
Supervisor Joseph Saladino and Councilwoman Laura Maier rally residents across Long Island to wear red in support of American Heart Month.
16-year-old Sofia Martinez created a low-cost water filtration system using recycled materials.
Nick Schratwieser, Port Washington's director of athletics, was named Section VIII recipient of the NYSAAA Judith Ann Knight Positive Change Award.
Quick-thinking first responders saved 2-year-old Emma Chen after she fell through ice at a local park. The rescue took just 4 minutes.
Long Beach reading teacher Kelly Mendoza was invited to share innovative literacy strategies at the National Council of Teachers of English in Denver.
Mayor Robert Kennedy's budget proposal includes police expansion while maintaining the zero percent tax rate increase streak.
Rockville Centre Coalition for Youth will expand substance misuse prevention programs and family support services.
The Long Island African American Chamber of Commerce reports record new member registrations under Suffolk County Director Jordan Isaac's leadership.
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