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Flower Hill Board of Trustees August 4

Nassau

Flower Hill board discusses potential reforms of its plant policies

By Amit Ben-Bassat

The Pour Authority owner, Rita Kumar, and architects Thomas Guarino and Thomas Fox (L. to R.) seeking approval for a new bar at the Farmingdale Village Board of Trustees meeting.

Nassau

The Pour Authority receives special use permit from Farmingdale Village board

By Casey Fahrer

Sherry Xue Li, who pleaded guilty to conspiracy and money laundering charges, with President Donald Trump and First Lady Melania Trump (L. to R.).

Nassau

Oyster Bay woman pleads guilty in connection to scheme to steal $31M

By Casey Fahrer

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Sag Harbor Adopts Sidewalk Display Law to Support Local Businesses

By Erin Sjostedt

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Adams uses first land use veto to override City Council rejection of Bally’s application

By Emily Swanson

Mayor Eric Adams at a City Hall rally following the passage of his City of Yes plan by the City Council.

Housing & Homelessness

Some Bronx neighborhoods say no to City of Yes in ongoing lawsuit

By Emily Swanson

The Massapequa School District's Board of Education is asking for Donald Trump to sign an executive order, allowing the district to keep its name as the Chiefs.

Nassau

Massapequa School District seeks executive order to protect ‘Chiefs’

By Casey Fahrer

The Town of Oyster Bay and the Northrop Grumman have reached an agreement over sealed documents as the town looks to continue its clean up effort at Bethpage Community Park.

Nassau

Town of Oyster Bay to receive sealed files from Grumman

By Casey Fahrer

Nassau

Adult day care proposes New Hyde Park location, village introduces intern at board meeting

By Isabella Gallo

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Bronx electeds express disappointment with Bally’s vote

By Emily Swanson

Long Island Housing Services, the Island's only nonprofit investigating housing discrimination, will lose $1 million in funding over the next three years due to Trump administration policies.

Suffolk

Long Island housing nonprofit fights $1M in Trump cuts

By James Bernstein

William Luther requested the Massapequa Park Village board to review its laws about business and quiet hours.

Nassau

Massapequa Park resident requests reconsideration of village code

By Casey Fahrer

Alpine Residential receives tax breaks from Nassau County Industrial Development Agency for Westbury property.

Nassau

Nassau IDA gives Alpine’s Westbury development tax breaks

By Casey Fahrer

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Nassau

Hempstead town pools to get 40 palm trees over next few days

By Isabella Gallo

Nassau

New apartment proposal receives pushback by Mineola board, music school approved to open

By Isabella Gallo

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

Nassau

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

By Larissa Fuentes

Village of Flower Hill Board of Trustees Meeting on July 8, 2025

Nassau

Flower Hill board commits to public hearings before any changes to security patrol

By Amit Ben-Bassat

The Village of Westbury Board of Trustees announced it is applying for a SEQRA grant to upgrade two parks.

Nassau

Village of Westbury to apply for grant to upgrade parks

By Casey Fahrer

As part of the DHS - United States Department of Homeland Security, the United States Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) is a federal law enforcement agency aimed at preventing cross-border crime and illegal immigration

ICE Crackdown on East End Sparks Fear Among Immigrant Workers, Strains Local Economy

By James Bernstein

20 Nassau County small businesses received $5,000 grants at the Small Business Summit in Bethpage.

Nassau

LIA, Optimum give out small business grants

By Casey Fahrer

Island Trees was one of six school districts to be audited by the state.

Nassau

Island Trees School District audited for improper recording of capital assets

By Casey Fahrer

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Nassau

Floral Park board hears storage center expansion request, denies 4th of July parade for 2nd time

By Isabella Gallo

Nassau

Medical, pharmaceutical, food businesses must be vetted by Williston Park’s board

By Isabella Gallo

Nassau

Mineola approves 2 new business openings, honors softball team

By Isabella Gallo

More from Around New York

U.S. Representative Ritchie Torres urged City Hall to follow through with social services and treatment plans for people who frequented Roberto Clemente Plaza to use drugs that were displaced when the city cleared the notorious open air drug market last month. Local South Bronx residents say the city isn't doing enough to help and that drug use isn't truly being addressed, only relocated.

EXCLUSIVE: Torres calls for treatment plans for those city is chasing away from Roberto Clemente Plaza

Ace's Place, a new transitional housing program for trans New Yorkers, opened this summer in Long Island City, Queens.

New transitional housing program for transgender New Yorkers opens in Long Island City

New York State District Attorney Letitia James held a press conference on Thursday Aug. 7, detailing the first criminal case under recently passed legislation that criminalizes deed theft.

AG James files landmark criminal charges after elderly Queens woman’s home stolen in deed theft scheme

Celebrate the Caribbean BCM

‘A space for kids’: Brooklyn Children’s Museum to celebrate Caribbean culture with family festival