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Vandals cause more than $100K in damage at College of Staten Island campus

Three individuals caused more than $100,000 in damage at the College of Staten Island after allegedly breaking into multiple campus buildings, flooding one structure, damaging a basketball court, and crashing a golf cart.

Port Washington girls tennis wins Nassau County, Long Island titles

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East Hills Spooktacular draws hundreds after weather delay

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Cherry Lane Elementary School leaders explain rationale for new report card, seek community feedback

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Wardrobe Warriors turns closets into sanctuaries of wellness and happiness

For founder Barrie Smith, an organized wardrobe is more than a luxury. It is a way to bring calm, confidence and a more positive start to everyday life. In a world where busy schedules, competing responsibilities and constant demands can make every day feel like a race against the clock, Smith...

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Long Island welcomes its first Padel& location in Syosset

Padel, a sport that originated in Acapulco, Mexico, is one of the largest growing sports across the United States, according to Sebastian Goercke, manager of Long Island’s first Padel location in Syosset. Padel combines aspects of tennis, pickleball, racquetball and squash and has been growing fast...

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Roslyn High School Class of 1966 celebrates 60th reunion

The Roslyn High School Class of 1966 celebrated its 60th reunion over the weekend of Oct. 24-25, bringing classmates back to the community where they grew up for a tour of their alma mater, a gathering at Gerry Park and opportunities to reconnect six decades after graduation. The two-day...

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Hicksville 23rd annual street fair honors chamber of commerce’s centennial, election season brings out politicians

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Former Garden City math teacher donates to alma mater, Adelphi University, to support first-generation college students

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Royalty Pet Grooming opens in Port Washington

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