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Mostly Cloudy Bouncing back from the brink
Sea Cliff squash player prepares to return to the court
By Alyssa Seidman aseidman@liherald.com She was the top seed in the Professional Squash Association’s Floridablanca Open in March, but when Amanda Sobhy, a Sea Cliff native, was competing in …
Nearly time to choose a legislator in District 11
In a few short weeks, residents of Nassau County’s 11th District will decide who will represent them in the Nassau County Legislature when they go to the polls on Election Day. Incumbent Delia …
Third Garvies Point lawsuit dismissed
Nassau County Supreme Court Judge James McCormack dismissed the last of three lawsuits filed against the Garvies Point Waterfront Project on Monday. The latest suit focused on Phase Two of the …
New developments in alleged Saladino-led sign removal
Town of Oyster Bay Supervisor Joseph Saladino is facing accusations by his Democratic detractors that he personally tore down their party’s political signs in the Village of Sea Cliff on Oct. 1. At …
More contaminants found at Garvies Point
Elevated levels of contaminants were found recently at the Garvies Point waterfront construction site — the future home of a 28-acre, $1 billion luxury residential and shopping community. They were …
Former president Clinton brings his expertise to LIU
By Alyssa Seidman aseidman@liherald.com Former President Bill Clinton led a discussion on current events at the Tilles Center for the Performing Arts on Oct. 5
Glen Head hockey player signs with Islanders’ affiliate
When Patrick McNally, of Glen Head, started skating at age 6, his mother noticed that he was particularly drawn to the players for the Long Island Edge, a travel hockey team that practiced in a rink …
Glenwood Landing Legion gives back
In an effort to give back to the communities they already served while overseas, members of the American Legion Post 336 held their annual pre-holiday dinner party for the public on Friday. Residents …
Who will be the next Town of Oyster Bay supervisor?
There are four candidates vying for Town of Oyster Bay supervisor. The current supervisor, Joseph Saladino, who was appointed in January, has focused on improving the town’s finances and, more …
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Stopping animal abuse is a shared responsibility
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Al fresco-style entertaining
There are few better ways to celebrate the summer season than by firing up the grill.