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Nassau

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.

Nassau

Rep. Tom Suozzi meets with Pope Leo XIV at Vatican

By Larissa Fuentes

Officials in Garden City announced an increase in response personnel.

Nassau

Nassau County to add new strategic response team as school start

By Casey Fahrer

Election Guide 2025: Nassau County Comptroller candidate Wayne H. Wink Jr., Dem.

By Wayne Wink

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Anti-Hamptonization Efforts Turning Greenport into the Land of No

By Michael Malaszczyk

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

Nassau

Glen Cove council debates potential lease extension for Cove Sports Academy

By Hannah Devlin

Theresa Moschetta

Nassau

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

By Long Island Press

Nassau

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

By Long Island Press

A New Hyde Park resident asked the town board to look at its town code regarding food vendors during public comment.

Nassau

New Hyde Park resident debates North Hempstead Town code about food vendors

By Casey Fahrer

New Hyde Park Board of Trustees meeting 8/22/25

Nassau

New Hyde Park board addresses empty store fronts, traffic enforcement

By Amit Ben-Bassat

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Editorial: Getting a handle on children’s cellphone use

By Schneps Media LI

Nassau

Looking for Mineola’s mayor? You’ll find him at the high school, for now

By Isabella Gallo

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Election Guide 2025: Glen Cove City Council candidate Cathryn Harris-Marchesi, Dem.

By Cathryn Harris-Marchesi

Geraldo Rivera

Geraldo Rivera Column: Sometimes, sorry Isn’t Enough

By Geraldo Rivera

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Nassau

No criminal charges recommended against off-duty Nassau cop who fatally hit a Mineola woman with his car: AG

By Isabella Gallo

Suffolk County Executive Ed Romaine (L.) and Nassau County Executive Bruce Blakeman (R.) discussed emergency preparedness in Farmingdale.

Nassau

Bruce Blakeman, Ed Romaine talk hurricane preparedness as Erin creeps in

By Casey Fahrer

The Muslims on Long Island and Town of Oyster Bay near a settlement for a lawsuit regarding the Masjid Al-Baqi mosque in Bethpage.

Nassau

Muslims on Long Island, Town Oyster Bay reach settlement

By Casey Fahrer

Nassau

Village of Great Neck gives go-ahead to new condo complex after contentious meeting

By Ryan Toohill

Labor unions push wage theft law after Uniondale school district contractor fraud

Nassau

Labor unions push wage theft law after Uniondale school district contractor fraud

By Nicole Formisano

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Nassau

Lawsuits against Hempstead Animal Shelter allege violation of volunteers’ rights

By Isabella Gallo

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Nassau

Williston Park tentatively approves new cafe amid pushback from longstanding deli, passes law against short-term rentals

By Isabella Gallo

Immigration Attorney Michael Mandel spoke about tips and tricks if ICE is at your workplace at the Port Washington Chamber of Commerce.

Nassau

Immigration attorney Mandel urges businesses to prepare for ICE encounters

By Larissa Fuentes

Nassau

Election Guide 2025: Glen Cove City Council candidate John Zozzaro, Ind.

By Long Island Press

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.

Editorial: Good for homeowners, bad for Nassau

By Schneps Media LI

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