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The next congressional election is still a year and a half away, but the roster of candidates lining up to evict Congressman George Santos from his House seat is already sizable.
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By Roksana Amid
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10/6/23
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St. Luke’s Episcopal Church in Sea Cliff is gearing up for its annual Bazaar, a chance for village residents and members of the wider Long Island community to head over to the church and grab some food, some homemade preserves, and enjoy the beautiful fall weather. The bazaar, which has been held every year for at least the last 40 years, also includes raffles, apple cider pressing, an array of vendors, and more. It will take place at St. Luke’s, 253 Glen Ave. on Saturday, Oct. 14 from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m.
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By Will Sheeline
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10/6/23
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Cancer is one of the most well-known diseases, and while the physical symptoms are well-documented, the mental strain from battling the horrible illness can take its toll. Now five Long Island …
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By Will Sheeline
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10/6/23
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The Holocaust Memorial and Tolerance Center is constructing an auditorium to increase the number of visitors they can accommodate. With the increasing amount of antisemitism in the state, they say education is an essential tool to combat hateful acts.
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By Roksana Amid
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10/6/23
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Libraries remain the hub of their communities, and one way they are serving neighbors is by coordinating efforts to help those in need.
As part of the Great Give Back — a community service …
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By Mark Nolan and Will Sheeline
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10/6/23
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Libraries remain the hub of their communities, and one way they are serving neighbors is by coordinating efforts to help those in need.
As part of the Great Give Back — a community service …
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By Mark Nolan and Will Sheeline
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10/6/23
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Sea Cliff’s Mini Mart returned in force this Sunday, bringing around 200 craft goods, food and drink vendors to the heart of the village. Roughly 12,000 people from Sea Cliff, the surrounding …
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10/6/23
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The City of Long Beach and the Patrolmen’s Benevolent Association have finalized a collective bargaining agreement after negotiations that lasted more than two years.
The agreement, the …
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By Angelina Zingariello
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10/6/23
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It’s not a list any school or school district wants to see its name on.
The state Education Department’s needs-improvement list, of schools in the bottom 5 percent of academic …
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By Juan Lasso
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10/6/23
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Taxes are a certainty in life. Residents’ property taxes fund schools, special districts such as water, sanitation and sewers, as well as county and town municipalities.
However, …
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By Nicole Wagner
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10/6/23
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