When Naomi Blumenfeld was born on July 21, 1922, Warren G. Harding was president, commercial radio was just beginning to enter American homes and television was still years away. Over the next 104 years, she would witness world wars, the Great Depression, the moon landing, the rise of computers and smartphones, and generations of technological and social change.
The Long Island Press is a comprehensive regional publication that serves as a hub for news, entertainment, and lifestyle content tailored to Long Island residents. As a monthly print newspaper complemented by robust digital platforms and event series, the Press offers insightful reporting on a wide range of topics that matter to the local community.
With a focus on government and politics, housing and home life, entertainment news, crime, and family and relationships, the Long Island Press provides in-depth coverage of the issues and events that shape the region. From local politics and policy changes to community happenings and seasonal events, the publication keeps its readers informed and engaged.
The Long Island Press celebrates the unique culture and identity of Long Island, exploring its rich history, natural resources, and the people who lead and inspire the community. It serves as a go-to source for locals seeking information on where to live, work, relax, and enjoy all that Long Island has to offer.
With a print circulation of 30,000 copies distributed across Nassau and Suffolk counties, the Long Island Press reaches a wide audience through strategic placement in shops, restaurants, banks, and other relevant locations. Additionally, its digital platforms attract a significant online readership, further extending its reach and impact within the Long Island community.












