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Long Island's Oheka Castle sold for $72 million at private auction

In the heart of Long Island, the majestic Oheka Castle has changed hands, marking a new chapter for this storied estate. As the gavel fell at the private auction, a sense of history and hope filled the air, reflecting the dreams that have danced through its halls for nearly a century. This iconic...

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These are the top Halloween movies in New York and New Jersey

Turns out your zip code dictates more than your property taxes. It also drives your Halloween movie queue!

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East Williston board passes 100% property tax exemption for disabled veterans

The Village of East Williston Board of Trustees passed a resolution establishing a 100% property tax exemption for veterans with permanent and total service-connected disabilities during its Monday, Oct. 26, business meeting. The exemption applies to veterans whose disabilities are specifically...

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Cherry Lane Elementary School leaders explain rationale for new report card, seek community feedback

Education Cherry Lane Elementary School leaders explain rationale for new report card, seek community feedback By Nicholas Gordon … Comments Posted on October 27, 2026 Cherry Lane Elementary School assistant superintendent of curriculum, instruction and innovation Leigh Shaw presented updates on...

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Ronald McDonald House Long Island raises $450,000 at 40th anniversary gala

Charity Ronald McDonald House Long Island raises $450,000 at 40th anniversary gala By Miao Li … Comments Posted on October 27, 2026 Guests gather at Ronald McDonald House Long Island’s 40th Anniversary Gala on Oct. 15 at Larkfield in East Northport. The event drew more than 300 guests and raised...

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Going Places: Grassroots, Volunteerism Builds the Great American Rail-Trail

By Karen Rubin, Travel Features Syndicate, goingplacesfarandnear.com Within this one mile that cuts through Ohio forest, there are stories: reclusive Hellbender salamanders that grow to 28 inches long; a bridge where Abraham Lincoln nearly lost his life on the way to his inauguration; a rail...

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