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George Santos’ former district office in Douglaston appears to have been completely abandoned, and it remains unclear when district residents will be able to receive constituent services again, although it’s required by House bylaws.
Lights off, no one home at Santos’ office
Following George Santos’ expulsion from Congress last Friday, his district office has been completely abandoned, leaving residents without a direct conduit to the federal government to address … more
Former Congressman George Santos, who lied to voters about everything from his wealth, education and family history to being ‘Jew-ish’ before being elected last year — faces a 23-count indictment that includes allegations of ringing up charges on campaign contributors' credit cards without authorization.
Santos’ lawyer needs more time to review federal documents
In Santos’ first court appearance since he was expelled from Congress earlier this month, his attorney, Joseph Murray, argued that bringing the September trial forward while the two parties … more
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The Hessians were German soldiers hired from the Anhalt-Hesse province by the British Army during the American Revolution. They numbered in the thousands, and many of them chose to stay in the United States after the war.
Unveiling the Hessian history of Long Island at East Hillside Cemetery
A tapestry of history, culture and community comes alive each December during the annual American Revolution Hessian Christmas Ceremony. Organized by a number of local organizations, the event is a … more
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A court has ruled Hofstra University president Susan Poser won’t need to appear in front the Nassau County Legislature until February, to answer questions posed by Nassau County Executive Bruce Blakeman, who claims Poser is working with a competing casino bid in Queens to upend efforts for the Las Vegas Sands to take over the Nassau Coliseum site.
Poser won’t appear before Blakeman and county legislature until February
Nassau County Executive Bruce Blakeman's efforts to bring in Hofstra University president Susan Poser before the county legislature will have to wait until February. more
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Seniors like Barbara Lillis, above center, spent much of the pandemic at home playing games with relatives including her granddaughters Jordan, left, and Jessica.
How Covid-19 impacted senior centers on the North Shore
When the coronavirus pandemic hit the United States, Long Island senior centers had more than the virus to worry about. Many seniors were immune-compromised and unable to gather. As a result, … more
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Michael Ach brings 'night magic' to Sea Cliff
The Sea Cliff Arts Council presented its latest exhibit showcasing the remarkable artwork of Glen Cove resident Michael Ach. The exhibit features 19 pieces that offer a journey through Ach's creative evolution. more
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The happening features traditional Jewish food, games and crafts events for the kids.
The Hanukkah Happening is celebration of lights open to everyone in Sea Cliff and Glen Head
The Hanukkah Happening event in Sea Cliff is a cherished tradition that has been uniting the community for over 20 years. The event, organized by dedicated volunteers from throughout the Sea Cliff … more
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Affordable health care changed the Castronovo's lives
The Affordable Care Act changed everything for Rebecca and Craig Castronovo. For their two children, Ella, 11, and Juliette, 10, health care is vital — and would have been unattainable without the program. more
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1-year-old Charlett Rivera sported her bunny whiskers at the 27th Annual Spooky Park Egg Hunt.
Photos! Sea Cliff's Easter hunt was an 'eggcellent' time
Sea Cliff’s youngest residents scoured the village during the 27th Annual Spooky Park Egg Hunt on March 30. The spring day gave children the chance to spend all morning hunting for Easter eggs ... more
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Republicans swept the North Shore of Nassau County, with first-time candidate Samantha Goetz unseating incumbent Josh Lafazan for the 18th Legislative District seat.
Red wave swamps North Shore
Joseph Saladino has secured his re-election as Oyster Bay's town supervisor with nearly 31,000 votes against his opponent Jared Behr’s roughly 16,000. Saladino's campaign centered on his … more
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