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Summer is finally here. It should be a time of joy, spent barbecuing in the backyard and hanging out at the beach. Too often, however, summer turns tragic when it needn’t. The American Red Cross offers the following guidelines . . . more

6/21/18

Campers take weekly field trips where they have a chance for some more interactive experiences, like when the visited the Rock Hall Museum in Lawrence, last year.

Accepting summer campers with open arms

Summer is a time for children to go outside, free of the responsibilities of school, and enjoy playing, games and the sun. Unfortunately for some children with special needs many camps that would … more

By Tyler Marko | 6/14/18

Heralds seek 2018 summer interns

Herald Community Newspapers is seeking 2018 summer interns for our 18 community-based publications that stretch across Nassau County’s South Shore, from Valley Stream to Seaford, and Long Beach … more

1/22/18

Wrapped up in the flag

When I see professional athletes silently protesting during the national anthem, a few things come to mind for me. First is that these privileged and highly paid people . . . more

10/5/17

On the trains, no summer of hell

Spring was a season of frustration for Long Island Rail Road commuters. Two trains derailed in March and April, crippling LIRR service for days. Later in April . . . more

9/14/17

As one of her projects for Hofstra University's recent High School Journalism Institute, Munahil Sultana, left, an Elmont Memorial High School sophomore, wrote about her schoolmate Mikelley Baptiste, right. They were pictured here at the Institute. Heralds Executive Scott Brinton, who is an adjunct Hofstra professor, and Peter Goodman, a full-time professor, are the Institute's co-directors.

Mikelley Baptiste: Her faith inspires her schoolwork at Elmont High

Editor’s note: Sultana is a at Elmont High School. She wrote this review as part of Hofstra University’s recent High School Summer Journalism Institute. It is the first in a series … more

By Munahil Sultana | 8/27/17

ELO and ELO Part 2 members, now known as The Orchestra, keep that Electric Light Orchestra vibe going strong.

The beat goes on

Al Stewart, Orleans and former ELO bandmates join forces for an rockin'concert at Tilles Center. more

8/17/17

A quick and easy chipotle marinated grilled skirt steak will spice up any gathering. Pair it with a roasted corn salad that embodies the fresh flavors of the season — a mixture of corn, tomato, red onion, basil, and avocado.

Delightful summertime cuisine

Before the back-to-school rush, get everyone together for some easy-going dining and conversation that centers around the grill. more

By Karen Bloom | 8/17/17

Naomi Metzter and her mother, Carol, admired a houseware item they purchased during a day of shopping along Central Avenue in Cedarhurst.

Sidewalk sale sparks spending

Shoppers came from Cedarhurst, the village where the 29th annual Summer Sidewalk Sale took place, and as far away as New Jersey to take advantage of the bargains offered by merchants along Central and Cedarhurst avenues. more

By Tyler Marko | 8/8/17

Mikelley Baptiste, far left, was a recent participant in the Hofstra University High School Summer Journalism Institute, funded by the New York Press Association and Press Club of Long Island. Mikelley, an Elmont High School junior, is seen here during a tour of Hofstra's Emily Lowe Gallery, led by museum educator Elizabeth Dysart. Mikelley reviewed the show "Converging Voices: Gender and Identity."

Hofstra Museum show illuminates gender, racial issues

Art has always been a way for people to express their truest feelings. Art is a window to the mind, heart and soul. more

By Mikelley Baptiste | 8/8/17

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