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Vigil against ICE and in memory of Renee Good in Hampton Bays Friday

Vigils Held Around East End Following ICE Shooting in Minneapolis

By Michael Malaszczyk & Oliver Peterson

Mayor Paul Ehrbar (L.) addresses the public at a meeting for the Williston Park Board of Trustees.

Nassau

Full-time mayor: Paul Ehrbar’s retirement means more hours in village hall

By J. Cav Scott

ICE protest in Great Neck

Nassau

ICE protests in Great Neck and East Meadow

By Michael Campbell

The Oyster Bay Town Board honored Samuel An (C.), the English Minister pastor at the Arumdaun Presbyterian Church in Bethpage, for his community service.

Nassau

Korean-American Bethpage minister honored by Oyster Bay Town Board

By Casey Fahrer

Westbury Village residents asked the board not to renew Taco Bell's special-use permit.

Nassau

Westbury Village residents express grievances with local Taco Bell

By Nicholas Gordon

Tomas Orellana, Claudia Orellana

Nassau

Great Neck resident detained by ICE

By Michael Campbell

Geraldo Rivera

Geraldo Rivera column: This Is on ICE

By Long Island Press

Nassau

LIA celebrates centennial and advocacy for LI

By Claude Solnik

Suffolk County Executive Ed Romaine, Nassau County Executive Bruce Blakeman, LIA Presiden and CEO Matt Cohen and New York State Comptroller Thomas DiNapoli at the LIA State of the Region.

Nassau

Hochul announces billions for water amid debate over wind, affordability

By Claude Solnik

Bill O'Reilly

Bill O’Reilly Column: The Rebellion

By By Bill O’Reilly

Nassau

Save Kings Point Park protests proposed alienation

By Michael Campbell

ICE protest in Great Neck

Nassau

Community members protest ICE in Great Neck

By Michael Campbell

Michael Schlank

Michael Schlank op-ed: Courage over volume: Why Jewish leadership must rise to meet this moment

By Michael Schlank

Southampton Town Councilman William Pell IV, Councilwoman Cyndi McNamara, Supervisor Maria Z. Moore, Councilman Michael A. Iasilli, and Councilman Thomas Neely.

Freshman Class: New Year, New Pols Take Office on East End

By Michael Malaszczyk & Timothy Bolger

U.S. Rep Tom Suozzi confronted participants in the January 6, 2021 riots, in which armed protesters stormed the White House in support of President Donald Trump.

Nassau

Suozzi confronts Jan. 6 protestors on five-year anniversary of Capitol riot

By Casey Fahrer

Perry Criscitelli (R.) swore in his successor, Keith Conway (L.), as Floral Park’s associate village justice.

Nassau

Trustees appoint new associate village justice, residents talk apartments

By J. Cav Scott

The Farmingdale Village Board updated its code to make it easier for smaller eateries to obtain special-use permits.

Nassau

Farmingdale Village eases rules for smaller eatery permits

By Casey Fahrer

The owners of the Cotillion in Jericho have sued the Town of Oyster Bay after the town board denied due to unsolved noise complaints.

Nassau

The Cotillion in Jericho sues Town of Oyster Bay over special-use permit denial

By Casey Fahrer

2026 written with fireworks as a background and crowd of celebrating people

Editorial: Hoping for what 2026 can bring

By Schneps Media LI

Glen Cove Mayor Pam Panzenbeck and the rest of the city council was sworn in with a ceremony for their new terms.

Nassau

Glen Cove City Council sworn in, start new terms in office

By Casey Fahrer

Geraldo Rivera

Geraldo Rivera column – Not so strongmen

By Long Island Press

Nassau County elected officials came together to celebrate Kwanzaa at Roosevelt Field Mall.

Nassau

Nassau lawmakers host Kwanzaa celebration at Roosevelt Field

By Long Island Press

Bill O'Reilly

Bill O’Reilly Column: Adios, Maduro

By Bill O’Reilly

Empire Wind has filed a lawsuit after the Trump administration put a halt on several offshore wind projects in December.

Nassau

Empire Wind files preliminary injunction over Trump administration’s offshore wind halt

By Casey Fahrer

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