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Managing and planning one’s estate sounds like a task reserved for the super-rich. But that’s a common, and potentially costly, misconception. Indeed, estate planning is a necessary component of long-term financial planning no matter the size of a person’s investment portfolio. Estate planning is an umbrella term that encompasses anything from asset allocation after death to en...

Here are the top 5 stories in Long Island Press this week. High stakes for voters deciding local races to watch for 2026 election Long Island voters will decide an unprecedented number of races on ballots this much-watched midterm Election Day...

Fall is always a favorite season for beer lovers on Long Island, with Oktoberfest beers flowing in September and pumpkin beers coming soon after. As Halloween approaches, craft breweries are treating patrons with tasty beers while tricking them with scary names and events.  Necromantic Brew Co. in Farmingdale is not just Long Island’s only gluten-free brewery but is also the on...

Students learned how to respond to emergencies and protect themselves from fires during a visit from local firefighters, who demonstrated safety techniques and showed them the equipment used in rescue operations. The Albertson Fire Company visited Searingtown Elementary School on Oct. 19 to kick off Health and Safety Week with interactive presentations for students in every gra...

A true-crime author will explore the tangled identities, political intrigue and criminal schemes behind a 1915 attempt to kill financier J.P. Morgan Jr. during an upcoming book talk. Mary Noé, a lawyer, professor and author of “The Man Who Shot J.P. Morgan: A Life of Arsenic, Anarchy and Intrigue,” will speak Nov. 9 at the Great Neck Library. The event is scheduled from 2 to 3 ...