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Dems blast Blakeman associations with anti-LGBTQ+ legislators

Democratic legislators in Greenwich Village joined to protest what they called Republican gubernatorial candidate Bruce Blakeman’s association with often openly anti-LGBTQ legislators.

Twice-elected Nassau County Executive Bruce Blakeman, the Republican candidate for governor, has aligned himself with Donald Trump and the MAGA movement on many issues. 

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Syosset’s two middle schools move up to high school at Tilles Center

Syosset Central School District's two middle schools returned to the Tilles Center for the Perform...


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An Era of Glamour and Grace
Most women today have traded glamorous gowns and sophisticated suits for more comfortable outfits. But some 70 years ago, Oleg Cassini, a man they called “the designer to the stars,” created stunningly beautiful couture during the Golden Age of Fashion. Some saw him as a rogue: He squired glamorous actresses around New York City and Hollywood, as Grace Kelly’s fiancé and Gene Ti...

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Who Framed the Room?
There are rooms that come together exactly as planned. Every piece in place, every surface accounted for, and still something lingers just out of reach. The space functions, it looks right, but it does not quite land. That tension often comes down to where the eye settles, or more precisely, where it doesn’t. For a long time, artwork has been brought in at the end of the proce...

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Wheatley School graduates celebrate end of high school journey

The Wheatley School celebrated the graduation of the Class of 2026, marking the culmination of a journey that began at North Side Elementary School, continued through Willets Road Middle School and concluded at Wheatley.

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