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John Perrone asks the Glen Cove city council how its sales tax preemption will affect Nassau County taxes in 2026.

Nassau

Glen Cove’ $69.3M budget advances without 2nd public hearing

By Hannah Devlin

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Elections 2025: East End Voters to Decide Dozens of Town Races

By Timothy Bolger

CSEA Local 830 President Kris Kalender said the union's “Rally Against the Bot” event intended to bring awareness to the situation and inspire a conversation with District Attorney Anne Donnelly.

Nassau

Union says DA office used AI to undercut overtime, holds “Rally Against the Bot”

By Hannah Resnick

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Nassau

Hempstead proposes budget with flat tax levy, $50M drawn from reserves

By Isabella Gallo

Nassau

Townhouses proposed in Williston Park at 700 Willis Ave.

By Isabella Gallo

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The hostages are home: A letter from the publishers

Vicki and Josh Schneps

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Editorial: Transportation ideas for Nassau, good and bad

By Schneps Media LI

Cena 081 was granted a special-use permit extension by the Village of Westbury despite several complaints.

Nassau

Cena 081 restaurant granted permit extension from Westbury Village

By Casey Fahrer

The 20 living Israeli hostages were returned by Hamas, over two years after the start of the war.

Nassau

20 living Israeli hostages released, but the body of Plainview’s Omer Neutra remains missing

By Casey Fahrer

North Hempstead Town Supervisor Jennifer DeSena presented the 2026 tentative town budget.

Nassau

North Hempstead unveils tentative budget

By Hannah Resnick

Geraldo Rivera

Geraldo Rivera column: War and peace

By Geraldo Rivera

Viviana Russell

Election Guide 2025: Nassau County Legislator District 2 candidate Viviana Russell, Dem.

By Viviana Russell,

Bill O'Reilly

Bill O’Reilly Column: Power to the Trumpers

By Bill O’Reilly

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Election Guide 2025: Nassau County Legislator candidate District 10 Paul Jordonne, Dem.

By Paul Jordonne

A proposal for a new Bolla Market in Plainview was met with multiple questions from the Oyster Bay Town Board.

Nassau

Bolla Market proposed for Plainview, Oyster Bay Town Board has questions

By Casey Fahrer

An appallette court has put an injunction on Nassau County's ban of transgender athletes using county facilities days after a judge upheld the policy.

Nassau

Appellate court puts injunction on Nassau’s transgender athlete ban days after judge upholds the county’s policy

By Casey Fahrer

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Nassau Republican leaders, Zeldin host community conversation

By Long Island Press

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Nassau

Floral Park passes law allowing senior housing to be built in commercial district

By Isabella Gallo

Mineola

Nassau

Editorial: Mineola School District program raises uncomfortable questions

By Schneps Media LI

Jars full of dried cannabis will soon fill the shelves of recreational marijuana dispensaries

Riverhead Yet to OK Cannabis Dispensary Permit, Despite Court Ruling

By Jessica Brand

Election Guide 2025: Nassau County District Attorney candidate Anne Donnelly, Rep., Con.

By Anne Donnelly

A judge has dismissed two lawsuits against Nassau County Executive Bruce Blakeman's ban of transgender athletes using county facilities.

Nassau

Judge throws out two lawsuits challenging Nassau’s ban on transgender athletes

By Casey Fahrer

The Town of Oyster Bay approved new parking requirements at its latest board meeting.

Nassau

Town of Oyster Bay updates parking laws amid legal battle with L.I. Muslims over mosque

By Casey Fahrer

Residents spoke about extending the battery energy moratorium at a town meeting.

Nassau

North Hempstead residents seek moratorium extension

By Hannah Resnick

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