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2 instances of antisemitic, racist graffiti found in Hempstead at 9/11 memorial, Rath Park

By Isabella Gallo

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Sewanhaka board reviews cell phone ban proposal, faces pressure to make Eid a school holiday

By Isabella Gallo

Mayor Pam Panzenbeck (Center L.) and Deputy Chief Chris Ortiz (Center R.) recognize three police officers who had gone into the building during the Glen Cove Avenue apartment fire in April, at meeting where council amends noise ordinance.

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Glen Cove amends noise ordinance, celebrates first responders and athletes

By Hannah Devlin

Seeds of Change: Redefining Policing and Public Safety Conference

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LI advocates gather for police reform conference at Shelter Rock

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Town of Oyster Bay sets public hearing date to extend battery-energy-storage-system moratorium.

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Town of Oyster Bay sets public hearing to extend battery moratorium

By Casey Fahrer

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$30K in damages done to New Hyde Park public works building: Mayor

By Isabella Gallo

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New Hyde Park updates firefighter tax exemption code, warns about scams

By Isabella Gallo

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Focus on the Great Neck Peninsula: Destination Great Neck Ltd.

By Janet Nina Esagoff

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

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LIA, Optimum give out small business grants

By Casey Fahrer

State Comptroller Thomas DiNapoli said that many Brownfield Cleanup Program projects have taken over 10 years to complete, including multiple in Nassau County.

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Multiple cleanup efforts in Nassau have experienced delays, audit says

By Casey Fahrer

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Hempstead sues Port Authority over excessive airplane noise at JFK

By Isabella Gallo

Port Washington ralliers hold up signs in support of Fernando Mejia

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Port Washington residents rally for Fernando Mejia, business manager detained by ICE

By Hannah Devlin

Westbury officials have put $7 million worth of county funding into village projects.

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Westbury streescaping project has end in sight

By Casey Fahrer

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Nassau County doesn’t observe Juneteenth. County Democrats are looking to change that

By Isabella Gallo

A protester holds a sign reading "get ICE out of Port" at the No Kings rally in Port Washington.

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Detainment of Port Washington bagel shop manager causes waves in community

By Cameryn Oakes

MTA Chair & CEO Janno Lieber at the Metro-North Botanical Garden station where he commented on lawsuits made against the MTA.

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Town of Hempstead’s lawsuit dismissed against MTA

By Casey Fahrer

U.S. Rep. Tom Suozzi (NY-3) returns to the House Ways and Means Committee with the start of his latest term last week

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Tom Suozzi column: Free Fernando Mejia, Mr. President

By Tom Suozzi

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

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Island Trees School District audited for improper recording of capital assets

By Casey Fahrer

The Town of Oyster Bay was honored by Vision Long Island for downtown Hicksville's walkability.

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Hicksville’s downtown honored amid revitalization initiative

By Casey Fahrer

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

By Isabella Gallo

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2 North Hills incumbent trustees win reelection

By Isabella Gallo

NY Forward held a public forum to hear what the community wants completed with the $4.5 million grant awarded to the Village of Farmingdale.

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NY Forward program holds public forum in Farmingdale

By Casey Fahrer

Democratic candidate for Nassau County district attorney Nicole Aloise calls for stronger leadership to combat rises in crime.

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Democratic candidate for Nassau DA calls for stronger leadership to combat crime

By Cameryn Oakes

The U.S. Department of Education announced it referred the Massapequa mascot case to the U.S. Department of Justice.

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U.S. DOE refers Massapequa’s mascot case to Justice Dept.

By Casey Fahrer

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The 9th annual Latin American Foto Festival at the Bronx Documentary Center aims ‘for our Latino community to see themselves’

“Rhythm Is a Dancer,” directed by Lauren Caster, opens July 16 at the Roxy Cinema.

Q&A: Actress Amy Aquino on playing co-star’s real-life lesbian mother in ‘Rhythm Is a Dancer’

Three days after a caller threatened to shoot up their mosque, the leaders of the Sunnyside Community Center held a community safety briefing with allies in government, law enforcement and faith leaders.

Hate Crimes Task Force investigating Islamophobic threats of violence made against Sunnyside Muslim Center: NYPD

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City to demolish historic South Bushwick Reformed Church as FDNY probes possible arson