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Michaelle Solages, assemblymember, and Selene Ferdinand, Miss New York Preteen from Elmont, 10, kicked off the Dr. Elsy Mecklembourg-Guibert Memorial Breast Cancer Walk on Oct. 22 at Valley Stream State Park.
Valley Stream breast cancer walk memorializes Elmont activist
As breast cancer awareness month comes to a close, the community gathered to raise awareness at the second annual walk and commemorated former Elmont school board member and local public health activist Dr. Elsy Mecklembourg-Guibert. more
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Co-conducting senior drum major for the Sewanhaka marching band Matthew Cruz, 17, amped up the crowd for the Sewanhaka High School homecoming game last Saturday afternoon.
Sewanhaka High School celebrates homecoming
While homecoming festivities were moved inside for this year’s pre-game traditions, the Sewanhaka High School community was not deterred from showing their school spirit. more
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T.J. Wakely and Mia Vintimilla were crowned as H. Frank Carey High School’s homecoming king and queen during homecoming festivities on Oct. 14.
H. Frank Carey homecoming persists despite rain
Rain did not stop the H. Frank Carey High School community from celebrating homecoming on Oct. 14. more
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Al Harper, a familiar face throughout Elmont schools, returns to the Elmont school district as interim superintendent once again until a permanent superintendent is hired.
Retired Elmont superintendent returns in interim position
Al Harper has been announced as Elmont school district’s interim superintendent until a permanent superintendent is hired. more
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Five men charged with unlawfully dealing with a child
Five men were arrested on Oct. 23 during a Nassau police Project 21 initiative, which targets the sale of alcoholic beverages and tobacco products to minors. more
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Nedelka to increase transparency, accountability at town level
It’s a simple philosophy — one Lawrence Nedelka believes may best define his campaign for a seat on the Hempstead Town Council: “You can’t change how the system works, until you change who works the system.” more
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Muscarella focuses on ‘good government’ in Hempstead
Tom Muscarella grew up around politics. His father was a Hempstead town councilman, and five of his six siblings “followed form,” entering the world of politics, insurance and legal representation. more
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Solages prides himself in getting things done
Chances are likely that those living around Elmont and Valley Stream will recognize Carriè Solages around town — even if he’s wearing a baseball cap and sunglasses. more
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County takes Elmont co-op managers to court
More than two-dozen senior citizens still cannot return to their Elmont homes some three weeks after a flash flood forced them to evacuate. And now Nassau County has filed a lawsuit against the co-op managers at 1888 Foster Meadow Lane to force the building back into compliance with fire codes. more
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Abdul Rafay and Inaya Usman picked a prize from a bin at Elmont Memorial Library. The event offered raffle prizes for attendees.
Community gathers for Elmont fall festival
The rain didn’t stop community members from having a day of fun at the Elmont Memorial Library last Saturday. more
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