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The City of Glen Cove marked a milestone this year as thousands gathered for its annual St. Patrick’s Day Parade, a tradition rooted in Irish heritage and community pride that dates back to 1989. more
The Locust Valley Central School District held its fifth presentation on the proposed $100.25 million budget for the 2026-27 school year. more
Raynham Hall Museum will host the traveling exhibition "American Revolution Experience," a collaboration of the Daughters of the American Revolution and the American Battlefield Trust. more
Firefighters at Atlantic Steamer Fire Company got hands-on training in ice rescue. more
Girl Scout Troop 210 held "LEADHERS," a women's empowerment career fair to inspire young girls. more
From flooded streets in Long Beach to pollution in the Great South Bay, rising water is reshaping life along Long Island’s coasts. Across Nassau and Suffolk counties, aging infrastructure, development patterns and climate change are converging—turning routine storms into disruptive events and forcing communities to rethink how they live with water. more
The Oyster Bay-East Norwich Central School District is continuing to work on its proposed 2026-2027 budget. more
St. James' Episcopal Church in Hyde Park has named Valley Stream composer Leonard J. Lehrman interim music director for the first half of 2026. more
Local historian and former journalist Bill Bleyer is planning a new book on Long Island shipwrecks. more
Families celebrated the Jewish holiday of Purim at the Long Island Children's Museum with music, crafts and interactive activities. more
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