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Republicans maintain control across local governments, with a pick up by Democrats in the Suffolk and Nassau Legislatures

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Federal workers, missing paychecks, head to Long Island food banks amid uncertain future

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NYC airports on list for flight cuts due to government shutdown

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We're turning the tide on offshore wind in New York

Alarming weather patterns, damaging coastal flooding, thickening smoke-filled skies, and fluctuating energy costs are clear reminders we must stay steadfast in our transition to clean energy, including offshore wind.

16, Feb, 2024

Amityville school district layoff plans: Total rises to 47

Photo by: Credit: Newsday/Thomas A. Ferrara

16, Feb, 2024

Suffolk strikes a good deal for clean water

Score one for cleaner water — finally. A proposed major wastewater treatment plan, unveiled Monday, that would bring much-needed sewers and high-tech septic tanks to Suffolk County is good news for both the environment and county residents.

09, Feb, 2024

Tunneling phase of Reynolds Channel sewage treatment project done

It's the first phase of three years of construction on the project by the state and Nassau County, Gov. Kathy Hochul's office said Tuesday.

09, Feb, 2024

Self-checkout: Walmart, Wegmans, Target pull back, as AI promises upgrades to combat shoplifting

Franklin Square resident Ana Gioia uses a self-checkout register at the Holiday Farms supermarket in Franklin Square. Credit: Corey Sipkin

09, Feb, 2024

Hub environmental review is crucial

The Town of Hempstead’s environmental review hearings for the proposed development at the Nassau Hub are a critical component of any major development project [“Casino review halt sought,” News, Jan. 10].

02, Feb, 2024