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Op-ed: Equal protection means protecting Jewish New Yorkers

Roman shades, vertical blinds, and wooden shutters are just a few of the many types of window coverings people have in their homes. They are extremely popular, but how many people know the proper way to care for them?

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Don’t Be in the Dark When it Comes to Caring for Your Window Shades and Blinds

Posted on July 8, 2026

Bay Shore community members gathered for a vigil to pray for those who died during the earthquakes in Venezuela.

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Bay Shore vigil offers prayers for victims of the Venezuelan earthquakes

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Paradise Lost: South Shore Featured in LIM’s Exhibit About 1970s Long Island Suburbia

Posted on July 6, 2026

George Washington’s original 1795 letter to several East End Suffolk County citizens is a primary attraction in For the Blessings of Liberty: Suffolk County and the American Revolution, 1775-1783, an exhibit at the Suffolk County Historical Society Museum (SCHSM), which opened on May 19.

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“For the Blessings of Liberty,” at the Suffolk County Historical Society Museum’s ’s America 250 Exhibit

Posted on July 2, 2026

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Extreme Heat Warning extended to Fourth of July on Long Island amid heat wave

Xiomáro in front of his photographs at the Long Island Museum.

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Long Island Museum exhibit offers new look at America’s mysterious Founding Father

As St. Ann’s Episcopal Church and People’s ARC of Suffolk County mark one year of partnership, leaders from both organizations say the collaboration has created new opportunities for adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities and strengthened ties within the Sayville community. The partnership, which began last spring, brought one of People’s ARC’s community-based adult day programs to the St. Ann’s campus. Over the past year, participants have engaged with the church’s outreach ministries, gained vocational experience, and built relationships with parishioners and community members.

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St. Ann’s Episcopal Church and People’s ARC See Partnership have Flourished in its First Year

Posted on June 30, 2026

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Summertime, and Fire Island Living Has Gotten Easier Uncle Giuseppe’s Marketplace Expands Delivery Service, Enhances Seasonal Pop-up Store on Barrier Island

Posted on June 27, 2026

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The Blind Spot: A Family Business in Babylon Village

Posted on June 27, 2026

Last October, President Trump, like presidents before him, issued an executive proclamation declaring Oct. 11, 2025, General Pulaski Memorial Day.

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Was General Pulaski a Revolutionary War Intersex Hero?

Posted on June 27, 2026

A new round of funding is now open to Long Island property owners willing to trade some lawn for native plants—and the reasons to apply go beyond a reimbursement check.

How Native Plants Pay Off for Long Island Homeowners

Posted on June 24, 2026

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