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Hofstra’s women’s basketball team is looking to build off a 14-win season which marked the most victories for the program in nearly a decade.
The Pride went 14-16 overall and 9-9 in the …
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By Andrew Coen
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12/19/25
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The sitcom’s fictional family lived in Lynbrook, worked on Long Island and moved through a rhythm of everyday suburban life that mirrors the experiences of countless local families.
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By Ainsley Martinez
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12/12/25
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Community leaders from across Long Island gathered in Lynbrook today to call on Gov. Kathy Hochul and state lawmakers to take immediate action to confront New York’s deepening affordability crisis.
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By Ainsley Martinez
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12/12/25
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A lifelong and diehard New York Jets fan, Ashley Castanio-Gervasi has been to countless games over the years with members of her family, which has owned season tickets dating back to the mid-1960s.
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By Tony Bellissimo
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12/12/25
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Nassau County Executive Bruce Blakeman announced his intention to run for governor through an a video ad on his campaign website.
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By Jeff Bessen
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12/9/25
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A sheen of oil has again appeared on the Mill River in East Rockaway, its second incident in four months, after PSEG Long Island detected a pressure drop in an underwater transmission cable on Nov. 25, revealing a new leak of dielectric fluid that is now seeping through an outflow pipe on Atlantic Avenue as state environmental crews work to vacuum and sweep the mineral oil from the water’s surface.
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By Ainsley Martinez
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12/5/25
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The Hewlett-East Rockaway Jewish Centre hosted "Survived to Tell: an Immersive Encounter with Israel's Defenders" on November 24, featuring virtual reality testimonies from October 7, 2023 Hamas attack survivors and a panel discussion with IDF reserve soldiers including West Hempstead's Hananel Levy, organized by Friends of the Israel Defense Force and HERJC's Israel Committee.
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By Melissa Berman
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12/5/25
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Standing before the House Judiciary Committee on Wednesday, Rep. Laura Gillen moved Gio’s Law another step toward becoming federal policy — this time with Giovanni Cipriano’s mother at her side.
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By Ainsley Martinez
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11/28/25
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The East Rockaway School District is beginning an exploratory review of whether to realign its elementary schools into a K–3 primary building and a 4–6 intermediate building, a …
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By Ainsley Martinez
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11/28/25
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New York lawmakers, backed by hundreds of pharmacists, are now pushing the Patient Access to Pharmacy Act, or PAPA, which would establish minimum reimbursement standards for commercial insurance plans and increase oversight of PBMs.
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By Ainsley Martinez
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11/28/25
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