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NCC teacher’s union files another appeal against department consolidation

By Isabella Gallo

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Williston Park, East Williston honor lives lost in the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks

By Isabella Gallo

The Westbury Fire Department may receive funding for a new memorial to honor those who have died to go along its existing memorial.

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Westbury Water and Fire District, Westbury Arts to possibly receive county grants

By Casey Fahrer

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Mineola board looking for more information on proposed 200-unit apartment

By Isabella Gallo

The Town of Oyster Bay voted to add six months to its battery energy storage system moratorium.

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Oyster Bay extends battery energy storage system moratorium for fourth time

By Casey Fahrer

Glen Cove Mayor Pam Panzenbeck said the golf course's current sprinkler system is almost 50 years old.

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Glen Cove Golf Course approved for $2.2M sprinkler system replacement

By Hannah Devlin

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East Williston discusses license plate reader, digital sign, gives $1K to library, seniors

By Isabella Gallo

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North Hempstead completes 9/11 Memorial before 24th anniversary

By Isabella Gallo

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New Hyde Park-Garden City Park school board provides construction updates

By Isabella Gallo

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Albertson Fire Dept.’s Walter Frame re-elected to state firefighter’s home board

By Isabella Gallo

Oyster Bay native Debra Willet (C.) accepts the Congressional Gold Medal on behalf of the Harlem Hellfighters.

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Suozzi honors the Harlem Hellfighters, Oyster Bay native accepts Congressional Gold Medal

By Hannah Devlin

Westbury Village Mayor Peter Cavallaro said he was 'troubled' by how Cena 081 has operated.

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Westbury Village board ‘troubled’ by Cena 081 noise complaints

By Casey Fahrer

U.S. Sen. Kristen Gillibrand visited Plainview as she says she is trying to get $500,000 in funding for first responder mental health services.

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U.S. Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand says she aims to bring $500K to first responder mental health services

By Casey Fahrer

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Election Guide 2025: Glen Cove Mayor candidate Marsha F. Silverman, Dem.

By Marsha F. Silverman

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School administration asks Floral Park Village to add crossing guards for children not served by bus

By Isabella Gallo

Veterans walked around Eisenhower Park while raising donations for those in need.

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Eisenhower Park hosts Veterans Valor Walk

By Casey Fahrer

The Town of Oyster Bay has backed out of its agreement with the Muslims on Long Island regarding a settlement that would have approved a Bethpage mosque's proposal and given the organization $3.95 million.

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Town of Oyster Bay backs out of settlement agreement with Bethpage mosque

By Casey Fahrer

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Mineola to hold second hearing on proposed apt. complex Sept. 10

By Isabella Gallo

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Joseph O’Grady’s ‘second career’ is serving his Floral Park hometown

By Isabella Gallo

Rep. Tom Suozzi met with Pope Leo XIV during a gathering of the International Catholic Legislators Network.

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Rep. Tom Suozzi meets with Pope Leo XIV at Vatican

By Larissa Fuentes

Officials in Garden City announced an increase in response personnel.

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Nassau County to add new strategic response team as school start

By Casey Fahrer

The Glen Cove City Council presented Joseph Basile with a citation for his 51 years of service to the community.

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Glen Cove council debates potential lease extension for Cove Sports Academy

By Hannah Devlin

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Election Guide 2025: Glen Cove City Council candidate Theresa Moschetta, Dem.

By Long Island Press

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Election Guide 2025: Nassau County Executive candidate, Seth I. Koslow, Dem.

By Long Island Press

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