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Power outages have been reported across Long Island amid the storm.
Power outages, downed trees on the North Shore
The nor'easter forecasted for Long Island has struck bringing heavy rain that is causing flooding and high winds resulting in scattered power outages.  more
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Doug Augenthaler, speaking, and other Glen Head residents said they were worried about what comes next.
Propel NY Energy project receives state approval
The New York State Public Service Commission has granted the Propel NY Energy project a certificate of environmental compatibility and public need, clearing a major regulatory hurdle for the $3.26 billion transmission project, despite continued opposition from North Shore communities.  more
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The Tribute and Honor Foundation announced its 2027 honorees, who will receive their awards in February.
Tribute and Honor Foundation announces 2027 award recipients
The Tribute and Honor Foundation recognized its 2027 award recipients at its annual announcement event at the North Shore Historical Museum. more
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Nearly 200 people turned out for the Love Your Neighbor Project’s second annual Longest Table event.
Sea Cliff nonprofit holds second annual Longest Table event
Sea Cliff’s Love Your Neighbor Project hosted its second annual community potluck and music chairs event, seating 176 people in the village’s Roslyn Park. more
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Coalition to Save Hempstead Harbor holds annual beach cleanup
Dozens of volunteers gathered Saturday at beaches around Hempstead Harbor for the Coalition to Save Hempstead Harbor’s annual beach cleanup, removing trash and collecting data on the types of debris found along the shoreline. more
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The North Shore Vikings played their first game under their new stadium lights on Sept.10.
North Shore High School football team plays first game under new floodlights
Hundreds of students, parents and football fans filled the bleachers at North Shore High School as the varsity football team played its first game under the field’s new floodlights. more
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The Town of Oyster Bay has designated Sept. 22 as Veteran Suicide Awareness and Remembrance Day.
Town of Oyster Bay dedicates day to Veteran Suicide Awareness and Remembrance
The Town of Oyster Bay recently recognized United States Air Force Veteran Kevin Hertell and proclaimed September 22, 2026 as Veterans Suicide Awareness and Remembrance Day. more
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Lisa Joy, No. 5, captured Friday's opening race at the new Belmont Park with jockey Antonio Fresu aboard.
Racing returns to Belmont Park
The new Belmont Park opened its doors Friday to welcome the return of racing to Long Island, and a capacity crowd of 6,000 was treated to a thrilling inaugural race at the transformed venue. … more
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Members of the Sea Cliff Fire Department honored the thousands of first responders who risked and gave their lives to save others.
After 25 years, the North Shore never forgot
Twenty-five years after the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks, communities across Nassau County’s North Shore continue to commemorate the nearly 3,000 people who died, while emphasizing the acts of courage, service and community that followed the tragedy. more
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Luca Antinori, left, and Ethan S. Snyder started Visual Cliff after writing songs together in high school.
North Shore band Visual Cliff brings a new sound
North Shore's indie rock band Visual Cliff is set to play at Cafe Wha? in New York City on Sept. 27. more
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