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Peninsula Counseling Center's 'A Tasteful Evening' will take place on Oct. 18 at The Woodmere Club.
Fundraiser for food fanatics
Your chance to get a taste of southwest Nassau County is coming up as the Peninsula Counseling Center plans its annual fundraiser. There will be 45 restaurants, bakeries, caterers and wineries participating in A Tasteful Evening at the Woodmere Country Club on Oct. 19. more
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Nina Petraro Bastardi, left, a Democrat, is challenging Republican John Ciotti for his seat on the Nassau County Legislature.
Ciotti, Bastardi vie for 3rd L.D. seat
John Ciotti and Nina Petraro Bastardi, who are facing off for Ciotti’s 3rd District seat in the county Legislature, agree that taxes are out of control in Nassau County. more
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Will taxes skyrocket if we add a floor?
Q. We want to add a floor to our one-story home, and also want a den addition. Will our taxes go up a lot? We know they’ll increase, but we’re concerned they’ll be too high for us to do the addition. more
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Keeping watch in the 5th Precinct
Nassau County’s 5th Police Precinct is a complicated swath of the South Shore. Stretching from the Queens border to West Hempstead and from the southern reaches of Floral Park to South Valley Stream, the area is a mix of everything from thickly commercial to sleepy residential. more
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Kiana Samuels, 16, left, of Elmont Memorial High School, and her mother ,Jeanette, talked to a college recruiter during the career fair at New Hyde Park Memorial High School on Oct. 1.
College and careers take center stage
Last Thursday night, the Sewanhaka Central High School District helped students put their best foot forward into the future, at the district's annual college and career night. more
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Mark Colon, left, brought in a painting of George Washington, circa 1931, to be examined. The expert estimated it was worth roughly $500.
Learning the value of that attic [Photo gallery]
There’s a pretty common fantasy among collectors of antiques — finding the mother lode in their own attic or basement. After generations of collecting, how difficult could it be to find something … more
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George Maragos, left, a Republican, is challenging incumbent Democrat Howard Weitzman for Nassau County Comptroller.
Maragos challenges Weitzman for comptroller
George Maragos, CEO of a financial services business, is challenging two-term incumbent Howard Weitzman in the race for Nassau County comptroller. Maragos said that the county’s finances have been poorly managed for the past eight years, and he believes his experience can bring needed change. more
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Alan Colmes
A half-century of Hofstra radio
From breaking news updates on 1010 WINS, to traffic reports on Z100, to sports recaps on WCBS 880, to political debates on national television, the alumni of Hofstra University’s radio station can be heard across the metropolitan area and around the country. more
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Herald launches new Web site
Although the Herald Community Newspapers have had an online presence since 1999, an expanded, more comprehensive Web site has recently been launched to help readers keep in closer touch with their communities. The new LIHerald.com has more news, sports, local business and arts coverage and event listings than ever before. more
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Late bus cuts still anger parents
A budget cut passed by the Sewanhaka Central High School District back in May still has parents up in arms, and has led to contentious school board meetings and threats of disruption from irate residents. more
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