Side Street Dive brings Broadway-level entertainment to Patchogue
The hottest ticket in town is in Patchogue. Since the beginning of the summer, Side Street Dive restaurant has invited patrons to be a part of their world, where all the restaurant is a stage. Much...
View ArticleTop 5 stories in Long Island Press this week: Six charged in alleged drug...
Here are the top 5 stories in Long Island Press this week. Queens man indicted, five others charged in large-scale narcotics bust in Nassau Six people were indicted for their suspected roles in a...
View ArticleOld Westbury Hebrew Congregation to host baking star Jacqueline Spiegel
A Long Island pastry chef and social media personality will bring her baking expertise, personal story and passion for community to the Old Westbury Hebrew Congregation on Oct. 1. Jacqueline Spiegel,...
View ArticleThese pets are ready to be taken home
This weekend’s forecast: a 100% chance of raining cute cats and adorable dogs. So don’t wait, head out and meet your new best friend today! Available for adoption at the Smithtown Animal Shelter...
View ArticleRandy Travis returns to the stage in Westbury
Randy Travis was at the peak of his career in 2013 after number one records with heartfelt lyrics and a smooth singing voice that made him one of country music’s most popular singers and song writers....
View ArticleGreat Neck Plaza businesses close as rent pressures continue
Two familiar businesses are saying goodbye to a popular downtown, leaving longtime customers with one less place to grab a neighborhood pizza and another favorite spot for a sweet treat. In Great Neck...
View ArticleMercury spill at Floral Park pediatrician’s office prompts HazMat response
A mercury spill at a local pediatrician’s office prompted a HazMat response Tuesday after a blood pressure machine broke on a staircase, releasing mercury and requiring the evacuation of staff,...
View ArticleAnd they’re off! A brand new Belmont Park opens its doors, promising 21st...
After three years and a $455 million transformation, the new Belmont Park is finally off and running. The modern racetrack broke its maiden, in bettors' parlance, on Friday with a grand opening...
View ArticleFiesta in the Park returns to celebrate Hispanic heritage, culture and community
The 5th annual Fiesta in the Park will return to Blumenfeld Family Park on Sunday, Oct. 4, from 1 p.m. to 5 p.m., bringing families from across Port Washington and the Town of North Hempstead together...
View ArticleMineola Mustangs prepare for 2026 competitive season
The defending state champion Mineola High School Marching Band took center stage on Friday, Sept. 11, entertaining local baseball fans with a special pregame performance before the Long Island Ducks...
View ArticleRoslyn to host 3rd annual The Sound of Long Island Spectacular
The Roslyn School District will host its third annual New York State Field Band Conference home show at 11 a.m. at LIU Post Campus in Greenvale on Sunday, Oct. 4, gates open at 10 a.m. The show called,...
View ArticleRoslyn School District commemorates 25th anniversary of 9/11
Roslyn School District commemorated the 25th anniversary of the Sept. 11, 2001 attacks with opportunities throughout the district for students, faculty, and staff to reflect on the events of that day,...
View Article4 Roslyn High School students names semifinalists in National Merit...
The Roslyn School District announced that four Roslyn High School students have been named semifinalists in the 2027 National Merit Scholarship Competition. The school district extended its...
View ArticleMovers & Shakers: September 2026 hires, promotions on Long Island
Here are the newest big hires and promotions on Long Island. Thomas J. Garry Garry, the Long Island Office Managing Partner and longtime management committee member at the law firm of Harris Beach...
View ArticleThe Weekender: Things to do on Long Island this weekend
Things to do on Long Island this weekend include concerts, comedy shows and more. The Weekender: Things to Do on Long Island This Weekend O.A.R. These Maryland-based alt-rockers are touring to promote...
View ArticleMineola architect barred in NYC building scheme
A Mineola-based architect has been barred for life from doing business with the New York City Department of Buildings after New York State Attorney General Latitia James' investigators found he...
View ArticleLocal Rabbi offers course on Judaism’s mystical tradition, kabbalah
North Shore Jewish Learning is inviting the community to explore the mysteries of Jewish mysticism through a six-part course on kabbalah, beginning Oct. 25 at Chabad of Port Washington. “Kabbalah and...
View ArticleCar Free Day LI to promote mobility freedom at 14th annual event at...
Long Island regional leaders will spotlight what’s driving the shift and the innovations helping advance mobility freedom at every stage of life on the 14th annual Car Free Day LI. At the Car Free Day...
View ArticleSeven Long Island fire departments receive over $1M in state grants
Seven Long Island fire departments received over $1 million in state funding to improve facilities, response capabilities and emergency preparedness, Gov. Kathy Hochul announced on Wednesday, Sept. 16....
View ArticleGreat Neck Public Schools underwent $19M in renovations this summer
Great Neck Public Schools underwent over $19 million in renovations across the district this summer with 12 projects completed and 13 others underway. Most of the projects are expected to be completed...
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