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Trader Joe’s plans next Long Island store in Massapequa Park

Trader Joe’s is adding another Long Island store, this time on Nassau’s South Shore. A company spokesperson confirmed to Greater Long Island that a Massapequa-area location is in the works. Newsday reported the grocer is expected to take over the former Rite Aid at 5125 Merrick Road in Massapequa Park, with an opening projected for 2027.

Massapequa Park, NY · 1d
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Cold Spring Harbor students participate in oral history Holocaust project

In France decades ago, she went out to fields to bury the parachutes of members of the Allied Forces before Nazi soldiers could discover them. Later, she dug up these parachutes and turned them into blouses. A survivor of World War II brought one of those blouses to a high...

Cold Spring Harbor, NY · 17h
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Richner Communications

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Carey rolls to semifinal win over Mepham

Locked in Carey's vault for 10 weeks, the time to call a much-practiced gadget play finally came late in the second quarter of Friday night's Nassau Conference II football semifinal. And the ...

Bellmore, NY · 1d

NavySports.com

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Sprint Football Overwhelms Molloy, 56-0

UNIONDALE, N.Y. – The Navy sprint football team unleashed a relentless rushing attack and pitched a dominant defensive shutout to rout Molloy 56-0 at the Mitchel Field Athletic Complex on Friday evening in Uniondale, N.Y. The Midshipmen (7-1, 4-0) accumulated 526 yards of total offense, including 413 yards on...

Annapolis, MD · 1d
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New York Post

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Port Washington football breaks 50-year drought — and isn’t stopping there

On Friday, Port Washington’s varsity football team won its first playoff game since Gerald Ford was president. The Vikings (7-2) routed Plainview-Old Bethpage 40-0 in the opening round, snapping a postseason drought dating to 1976 and advancing to the Nassau County semifinals. “We’re not satisfied just because we won a game,” senior right tackle Max Eynon, who protects his twin brother, QB Harry Eynon, told The Post. “There’s no surprise on this field, and with this team that we got here. This was the goal, and we’re still going.” Brothers Harry Eynon, left, and Max Eynon stand after varsity football practice at Paul D. Schreiber High School in Port Washington, N.Y., Wednesday, Nov. 11, 2026. Heather Khalifa for NY Post The fourth seed has its toughest task yet waiting Saturday at Hofstra University: the undefeated and top-seeded Massapequa Chiefs, who snapped Garden City’s nation-leading 68-game win streak on the same field in September. “They’re a great team. … But it’s about us and what we do right here,” Harry Eynon added. Righting the ship The Vikings aren’t looking back half a century to the days of disco, but instead to last year, when Port Wash fell to Syosset 49-48 on

Port Washington, NY · 1d

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Commack students debate in mock legislature

The Suffolk County Legislature hosted seniors from Commack High School, located in Leg. Sal Formica’s (R-Commack) district, for a hands-on introduction to the workings of the legislative process on Thursday and Friday, Nov. 5 and 6, at the William H. Rogers Legislature Building in Hauppauge. Students from several government...

Suffolk County, NY · 22h

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No. 6 Women’s Soccer Season Comes to a Close in NCAA East Regional

Conshohocken, Pa. - The sixth-seeded Molloy women's soccer team fell to the third-seeded Franklin Pierce Ravens, 4-0, Friday afternoon in the First Round of the NCAA East Regional at The Proving Grounds, hosted by Jefferson University. The Lions conclude the season 7-7-4 overall record. How it Happened. After a brief...

Conshohocken, PA · 1d

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East Meadow goes the extra mile for Jackie Ramirez

Family, friends, former colleagues and community members came together at Eisenhower Park on Oct. 24 for the second annual Jaclyn M. Ramirez Memorial 5K Walk/Run, honoring the life and legacy of a beloved East Meadow High School teacher, coach and alumna. The event brought runners and walkers together to celebrate...

East Meadow, NY · 1d

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Northport football shuts out Huntington 17-0, advances to Suffolk semifinals

No. 7 seed Huntington came into its Suffolk Division II quarterfinal playoff game against No. 2 seed Northport on Saturday, Nov. 7, missing several key players including running back Zayvion McCoy and kicker Robbie Campbell. McCoy was out due to an injury. Campbell, who also plays on Huntington’s boys varsity...

Huntington, NY · 1d

LongIslandPress

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Dong Bei Restaurant & Bar to open in New Hyde Park in early 2027

A growing chain of Chinese restaurants specializing in the bold, rustic flavors of China’s Northeast is expanding to Queens. Dong Bei Restaurant & Bar, which has four locations in Manhattan and a newly-opened location in Jersey City, signed a lease on October 23 for a 2,000 square-foot space in New Hyde Park near the Nassau County border.

New Hyde Park, NY · 1d

Herald Community Newspapers

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Baldwin Trunk or Treat brings Halloween fun to children with autism and their families

Halloween festivities took on a special meaning Oct. 25, as A Child Beyond Inc. hosted its second annual Trunk or Treat at Baldwin Long Island Rail Road Station. Held from noon to 3 p.m., the autism-community-focused event welcomed roughly 160 children and family members, doubling attendance from the previous year.

Baldwin, NY · 1d

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Meet Keanu, an emotional support dog for LI school

FARMINGDALE, N.Y. (PIX11) — Following a tragic upstate bus crash in the fall of 2023, the Farmingdale school community temporarily turned to a beloved yellow lab puppy named Daler to help cope with the grief.  Recognizing the impact of the canine companion, school superintendent Paul Defendini saw the opportunity for a new addition to the […]

Farmingdale, NY · 1d

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‘Dangerous’ corner on the Rego Park-Forest Hills border to get traffic light

The corner of Alderton and Fleet streets on the Forest Hills–Rego Park border is finally getting a traffic light, after years of pushing from neighbors. The city Department of Transportation just approved the signal there, to the relief of many parents and area residents. Community leaders have long pushed for more safety measures at what they call a dangerous corner, located near multiple youth facilities including Baby Steps Daycare and the Forest Hills Youth Athletic Association.

Queens, NY · 1d

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Green Acres to host its annual turkey distribution

The Green Acres shopping complex in Valley Stream is once again getting into the holiday giving season. On Wednesday, November 18, Green Acres will host its annual turkey distribution, providing a total of 1,000 turkeys across traditional, kosher and halal options to local families in need through local elected officials and community organizations.

Valley Stream, NY · 1d

LongIslandPress

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Top 5 stories in Long Island Press this week: Long-standing store set to close in village and tennis team crowned state champs

J&R Discount store to close in Massapequa Park, residents up-in-arms. Discount store J&R is set to close in Massapequa Park on Jan. 31 after more than 50 years in business. One local resident said the community may boycott the store’s replacement. Port Washington girls tennis wins first state championship.

Massapequa Park, NY · 1d

Herald Community Newspapers

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Lynbrook runner with Type 1 diabetes completes NYC Marathon

For Lynbrook resident Jacob Podgorsky, crossing the finish line of the New York City Marathon on Nov. 1 was more than a personal achievement. It was proof that a life-changing diagnosis did not have to stand in the way of his goals. Podgorsky, 32, who was diagnosed with Type 1...

New York, NY · 2d

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Thousands of Chabad Rabbis Gather in New York for Annual Conference

The International Conference of Chabad-Lubavitch Emissaries brought more than 6,500 rabbis and Jewish leaders from more than 100 countries and all 50 states to Brooklyn from Nov. 5-8, highlighting the movement's expanding international presence and the growing engagement of American Jews. Organized by the Chabad-Lubavitch movement, the annual gathering included...

Brooklyn, NY · 1d

Herald Community Newspapers

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Rockville Centre university celebrates 70th anniversary gala

Molloy University marked its 70th anniversary by recognizing individuals and a family whose professional accomplishments, community involvement and longstanding connections to the university were celebrated at its annual gala. The black-tie-optional event, titled “Power & Promise,” was held Nov. 5, at The Lannin in Eisenhower Park in East Meadow. Proceeds...

Rockville Centre, NY · 2d

Herald Community Newspapers

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Sam Tsang earns honors for work with Seaford Chamber of Commerce

Sam Tsang, a longtime entrepreneur and member of the Seaford Chamber of Commerce, was recognized as Seaford’s Businessperson of the Year during the Nassau Council of Chambers of Commerce’s 41st annual Businessperson of the Year & Legislative Breakfast on Oct. 30. The event, held at the Crest Hollow...

Seaford, NY · 1d

Herald Community Newspapers

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Long Beach students with special needs catch waves with Surf for All

Long Beach students with special needs catch waves with Surf for All. More than 60 Long Beach students with special needs participated in Surf for All's fall program, building confidence, teamwork and water safety skills through surfing. Their program is a powerful reminder that children with special needs should never...

Long Beach, NY · 1d