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The initial stages of the demolition of Belmont Park's historic grandstand and clubhouse are set to take place on April 5. The existing 1.25 million-square-foot building will be replaced with a roughly 250,000-square-foot building featuring the modern amenities and hospitality offerings sports fans now expect upon the project's completion, set for 2026.
Belmont Park grandstand, clubhouse demolition set to begin
The initial stages of the demolition of the current Belmont Park grandstand and clubhouse begin on April 5. more
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Andrew Avila, 26, of Elmont, pled guilty on April 2 to manslaughter charges for strangling a woman to death and leaving her body beside a dumpster behind an Advanced Auto Parts in South Hempstead on Valentine’s Day last year.
Elmont man pleads guilty to strangling woman to death in 2023
An Elmont man pled guilty on April 2 to manslaughter charged for strangling a woman to death on Valentine's Day in 2023. more
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Students in Elmont Memorial High School’s Model United Nations program attended the international University of California at Berkeley Model UN Conference March 7-10. There the Elmont students won seven committee awards.
Elmont High Model UN excels at West Coast conference
Elmont Memorial High School’s Model United Nations earns seven awards during the international University of California at Berkeley Model UN Conference. more
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Washington Street School students use dial telephones while learning about what life in Franklin Square during the 20th Century was like.
Students learn hometown history with hands-on learning at Franklin Square Historical Museum
Students from the Franklin Square school district have had the chance to travel back in time with their education at the Franklin Square Historical Society’s Museum on Naple Avenue. more
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Michelle Kaplan, Scott Briskin, Charlie Iannotta, Christine Smith, Jane Duke and Michelle Rodriguez send their horses off to the races during a fundraiser hosted by Franklin Square-based nonprofit Rescuing Families.
Rescuing Families is off to the races
Community members enjoyed Franklin Square-based nonprofit Rescuing Families’ third annual Night at the Races fundraiser on March 15. more
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Stewart Manor School’s Lego Robotics team is recognized as the FIRST Finalist for the Innovation Project Award at the championship in March.
Stewart Manor School’s Lego Robotics team compete at L.I. Championship
Stewart Manor School’s Lego Robotics team had a successful season, participating in the FIRST Long Island Championship on March 10. more
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Aviva Kane, director of the Franklin Square Public Library, received the Community Service Award from George Duffy, executive director of SCOPE Educational Service, at SCOPE Educational Services’ 23rd annual School District Awards Dinner held at Villa Lombardi’s in Holbrook on March 18.
Library Director Aviva Kane recognized for commitment to community
Aviva Kane, director of the Franklin Square Public Library, received the Community Service Award at SCOPE Educational Services School District Awards Dinner. more
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New York Police Department Officer Jonathan Diller, a Franklin Square native, was shot and killed in Far Rockaway during a traffic stop on March 25 .
Wake services held for NYPD Officer Jonathan Diller, a Franklin Square native
New York Police Department Officer Jonathan Diller, a Franklin Square native, was shot and killed in Far Rockaway during a traffic stop on March 25. more
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Mitchell Robi, 32, of 57th Avenue, Little Neck, was arrested and charged with alleged criminal impersonation on March 26.
Queens man arrested for allegedly impersonating an officer in Elmont
A Queens man was arrested on March 26 for allegedly impersonating an undercover police officer in Elmont earlier this month. more
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Assemblywoman Michaelle Solages joins lawmakers and supporters like Assemblyman David Weprin, at left, and state Sen. Brad Hoylman-Sigal, at right, to call on her colleagues to support the Local Journalism Sustainability Act. The measure — currently included in the senate’s One House budget — would provide tax credits to local news outlets, so they can keep local reporters on the ground and covering communities.
Lawmakers, publishers rally in Albany to save local news
An advocacy group determined to save local news in New York rallied in Albany in an effort to bring more lawmakers to their cause. more
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