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Island Park residents said they are worried about a proposed 7-Eleven driveway, fenced off at left, which would direct cars onto the heavily trafficked California Place South. Town officials are negotiating the driveway with 7-Eleven owners amid a lawsuit.
Worry grows over 7-Eleven driveway in Island Park
A much-debated proposal for a 7-Eleven driveway that Island Park residents defeated in 2019 may not be banished after all. more
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Despite facing many obstacles, the Oceanside-based Out There Apparel company continues to operate in a post-Covid-19 world and recently released a new tote bag.
Out There Apparel business in Oceanside overcomes Covid-19 obstacles
Forty minutes on hold and the phone clicks. Welcome to the world of doing business during  Covid-19. more
New York American Water customers in Oceanside and Island Park will see a rate hike on Sept. 1, which has caused residents and elected officials to question whether it should happen amid the coronavirus pandemic.
New York American Water rate hikes coming to Oceanside and Island Park
a planned rate hike by New York American Water will take effect Sept. 1. more
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With the Covid-19 infection rate continuing to drop, Gov. Andrew Cuomo is allowing gyms across Nassau and Suffolk counties to reopen.
At last — Cuomo lets gyms reopen at one-third capacity
Gyms throughout Nassau and Suffolk counties, along with the rest of the state, can reopen as soon as Aug. 24, following inspection by local authorities, Gov. Andrew Cuomo announced today. Facilities … more
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Hempstead Town Supervisor Anthony D’Esposito, left, and EGP Land & Sea owner Tim O’Hagan grilled food for police officers as part of the “Back the Blue” outing in Island Park on July 31.
Town of Hempstead, EGP Land & Sea in Island Park host ‘Back the Blue’ event
On a sunny, warm night on July 31, residents, police officers and Town of Hempstead officials flocked to EGP Land & Sea in Island Park as part of the “Back the Blue” initiative. more
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Mount Sinai South Nassau hospital has postponed its annual golf outing to Sept. 14. In 2018, board member Lowell Frey followed the flight of his shot at the event.
Mount Sinai South Nassau in Oceanside to dedicate golf outing to its staff for Covid-19 heroics
In recognition and celebration of its heroic response to the Covid-19 pandemic and patient surge, Mount Sinai South Nassau’s staff of 3,565 doctors, nurses and allied staff has been named the honoree of the hospital’s 36th annual golf outing, which will benefit the hospital’s Covid-19 Relief Fund. more
Mount Sinai South Nassau Chief Medical Officer Dr. Adhi Sharma said the hospital is increasing visitations while maintaining safety.
Mount Sinai South Nassau in Oceanside lets visitors back into E.R.
As of early August, only two of the more than 300 patients at Mount Sinai South Nassau hospital had Covid-19, a far cry from when nearly 400 patients were diagnosed with it in April. With a re-turn to more normal services, administrators have slowly been permitting more visitors into the hospital, as long as they practice recommended protocols, such as wearing a mask and social distancing. more
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During Tropical Storm Isaias, two trees fell on an Oceanside home, which has caused residents to remain without power.
Oceanside, Island Park residents still dealing with aftermath of Tropical Storm Isaias
When Tropical Storm Isaias rocked Nassau County on Tuesday, Harbor Isle resident Jeanne DeBraccio Gidwill said she couldn't believe the strength of the wind. more
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Tony Fiorito, center, in the red mask, is the founder and co-owner of Seven Brothers Gourmet, which celebrated the grand opening of its new location on Long Beach Road on July 30.
Seven Brothers relocates on Long Beach Road in Oceanside
Excitement was in the air at the grand opening of Seven Brothers Gourmet’s new location at 2831 Long Beach Road in Oceanside on July 30. more
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The North Merrick School District recently donated facemask extenders to the staff at Mount Sinai South Nassau hospital. Above, from left, Nurse Grace Malewicz, Nurse Lynn Bert, the nurse manager of pediatrics at MSSN, Child Life Services Director AnnMarie Difrancesaca, NMSD advisor Todd Benjamin, WINGS program leader Maria Castle, Chris Mitkish, his son, WINGS student Justin Mitkish, and NMSD Assistant Superintendent Beth Friedman.
North Merrick School District's ‘Operation Frontline’ aids Mount Sinai South Nassau staff in Oceanside
Students, teachers and administrators in the North Merrick School District’s WINGS program recently organized “Operation Frontline,” during which they supplied Mount Sinai South Nassau nurses and doctors with much needed facemask extenders. more
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