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Nassau

The state is investing $58 million in Long island roadway improvements to be completed by the end of 2027.
Nassau

State to invest $58 million investment in roadwork set for Long Island

By Casey Fahrer
Shahriar "Ebi" Victory (L.) is sworn in as mayor of the Village of Kings Point by deputy mayor Hooshang Nematzadeh during the board of trustees meeting.
Nassau

New Kings Point administration takes office, proposes resident registration law

By Miao Li
Architect Joe Yacobellis(R.), a partner at Mojo Stumer Associates, presents revised plans for the proposed redevelopment of Kollel Ohr Haemet at 112 Steamboat Road during the Village of Great Neck Board of Trustees meeting.
Nassau

Revised synagogue plan and museum proposal highlight Great Neck Village board meeting

By Miao Li
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Nassau

Mayor Steve Weinberg invested in village for 33 years

By Gianna Longo
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Nassau

George Santos to compete on TV competition series ‘World’s Toughest Test’

By Cameryn Oakes
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Nassau

Williston Park trustees recognize valedictorian, village coach

By Gianna Longo
Nina Gordon, left, joins fellow members of the De-ICE Citizens Bank Coalition in song while protesters hold signs outside the Citizens Bank branch on Middle Neck Road in Great Neck.
Nassau

Citizens Bank cuts ties with ICE, activists push for stronger commitment

By Miao Li
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Nassau

New Hyde Park Board of Trustees recognizes Tom Kane for village service

By Gianna Longo
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Nassau

Russell Gardens Mayor David Miller enhances community during years of service

By Gianna Longo
From left, Village of Saddle Rock Trustee Hal Chadow, Trustee Kousha Askari, Trustee Joshua Rabanipour and Mayor Kambiz “Eli” Akhavan present conceptual renderings for proposed beautification projects during Board of Trustees meeting.
Nassau

Saddle Rock officials unveil beautification plans, address residents’ concerns

By Miao Li
U.S. Rep. Tom Suozzi held a press conference, fighting to protect TPS designation for Salvadorians.
Nassau

U.S. Rep. Tom Suozzi pushes for temporary protected status retention for Salvadorans

By Casey Fahrer
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Nassau

Port Washington North Board of Trustees address construction status

By Gianna Longo
The proposed Shops on Broadway will look to revitalize the Broadway Commons Mall in Hicksville.
Nassau

Hicksville mall eyes major redevelopment, seeks Town of Oyster Bay approvals

By Casey Fahrer
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Nassau

Great Neck Estates trustees support village pool, police department

By Gianna Longo
Lake Success residents pose outside Village Hall after Monday's Board of Trustees meeting with signs opposing a proposed cannabis zoning amendment. The public hearing had been canceled five days earlier, but more than 40 residents still attended the meeting.
Nassau

Lake success residents pack village hall after cannabis hearing is canceled

By Miao Li
Robin Sherman is sworn in as a member of the Russell Gardens Board of Trustees by Village Clerk-Treasurer Melissa Mandelbaum before the village's annual organizational meeting.
Nassau

Russell Gardens swears in trustees, seeks resident feedback on traffic circle

By Miao Li
Residents fill Village Hall during the Village of Great Neck Board of Trustees meeting. The more than two-hour meeting drew over 20 attendees and featured lengthy discussions on development projects, fire hydrants and whether the village should allow backyard chickens.
Nassau

Great Neck Village trustees approve development changes, consider backyard chickens at lively public meeting

By Miao Li
Steven Weinberg is sworn in as President of the Nassau County Village Officials Association for the 2026-2027 year by Rabbi Brian Stoller.
Nassau

New NCVOA president: Steven Weinberg says Nassau’s 64 villages are stronger together

By Miao Li
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Nassau

Town of Oyster Bay hires LiRo Engineers to redesign Bethpage Community Park

By Gianna Longo
Plandome Heights Mayor Kenneth Riscica, center, and members of the Board of Trustees discuss village business during the board's meeting at Village Hall.
Nassau

Plandome Heights explores villagewide parking rule changes

By Miao Li
The Levittown School District is looking to add armed security to its 10 buildings.
Nassau

Editorial: Are armed guards best of use of school district’s money?

By Long Island Press
Paul Bloom, attorney representing The Daten Group, updates the Great Neck Plaza Board of Trustees on Wednesday about the proposed 64-unit residential redevelopment.
Nassau

Great Neck Plaza eyes taxi fare hike, landscaper permit

By Miao Li
New York City Council Speaker Julie Menin announced a staffer, who had been detained by ICE, was freed months after being taken into custody in Bethpage.
Nassau

New York City Council staffer freed from ICE custody after being detained in Bethpage

By Casey Fahrer
Nassau officials are pushinig back against a proposed rate increase from Liberty Utilities, who supplies water to many communities within the county.
Nassau

Nassau officials call for state Public Service Commission to reject Liberty Utilities’ proposed rate increase

By Casey Fahrer

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