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Published September 04Mineola learners bring energy and enthusiasm to the first day of school
Mineola students throughout the district kicked off the 2026-2027 school year, filling classrooms with big smiles, school pride and genuine excitement for the journey ahead. On Tuesday, Sept. 1, students across all grade levels in Mineola were thrilled to head back to class,…
Long Island Press
Published September 04Mineola Marching Band to defend state title after record-breaking NYS Championship
Keeping with a decades-long tradition, the Mineola Marching Band launched its 2026 season this August with a six-day immersive camp in the Poconos. A total of 120 student musicians and performers, along with their teachers, dedicated countless hours to rehearsing and perfecting…
Long Island Press
Published September 04Mineola Public Schools athletics supervisor recognized
Mineola’s public school supervisor of physical education and health, Christopher McCann, has been awarded the designation of Certified Athletic Administrator by the National Interscholastic Athletic Administrators Association. To earn the CAA designation, McCann demonstrated high…
Long Island Press
Published September 03When the shofar is silent: A Rosh Hashanah message for all of us
There are moments when the calendar itself seems to speak. This year, as we remember Sept. 11 and approach Rosh Hashanah, the Jewish New Year, the Sabbath adds its own sacred message. Three themes come together: memory, renewal and peace. Sept. 11 asks us to remember. We remember…
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Published September 03Eden Blue apartment project advances at Nassau IDA despite affordable housing concerns
A proposed $109.8 million apartment development received preliminary approval for financial incentives from the Nassau County Industrial Development Agency. Eden Blue LLC, an affiliate of Blue Communities, is seeking sales and mortgage recording tax exemptions and a 25-year…
Long Island Press
Published September 03Mineola board defends tree removal, road safety
Village officials and residents sparred over removing mature trees during an upcoming road reconstruction project, with residents pushing to preserve them and officials citing pedestrian safety, accessibility and the long-term durability of the work. On Wednesday, Sept. 2, the…