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Judge Vincent Muscarella and Neal Rosenblatt of the West Hempstead community Support Association. Muscarella has been a lawyer, a state assemblyman, one of the longest-serving legislators in Nassau County history, and is now a district court judge. He said it’s important for him to use his knowledge to help the community in every way he can.

Vincent Muscarella and Steven Orlando honored by West Hempstead

When a person spends their life giving back to the West Hempstead community, the community gives back tenfold. Vincent Muscarella and Steven Orlando were honored as the Person of the Year, for … more

By Nicole Formisano | 11/17/23

Ed Freeberg, a member of the Jewish War Veterans Post 652, speaks at Congregation Shaaray Shalom.

Jewish war veteran Sheila Berg celebrated

Congregation Shaaray Shalom hosted its annual Veterans Shabbat Program on Saturday, Nov. 11 with Jewish war veteran Sheila Berg speaking on Zoom. Ed Freeberg, a member of Jewish War Veterans … more

11/17/23

Kevin Barnett brought his dog Jessica, dead, to West Hempstead Animal Hospital to be cremated. She was allegedly wrapped in a filthy, foul-smelling blanket. A necropsy determined she had been starved to death.

This dog was allegedly starved to death. Her owner tried to adopt another

Kevin Barnett allegedly walked into the West Hempstead Animal Hospital on July 1 holding an allegedly filthy, rancid-smelling blanket. Inside that blanket was his dog named Jessica, dead. The … more

By Nicole Formisano | 11/17/23

Sixth grade Advisory and Community Service Club at Howard T. Herber Middle School with donations for their Thanksgiving Food Drive benefitting the INN in Hempstead. Embarking on a mission of compassion and community spirit, the sixth grade Advisory and Community Service Club at Malverne’s Howard T. Herber Middle School are holding a Thanksgiving Food Drive from Nov. 1-20. The heartfelt initiative aims to benefit the INN in Hempstead, supporting the soup kitchen and food pantry. This year, the focus is not just on gathering sustenance but fostering a sense of togetherness and shared responsibility. Students are encouraged to make a difference by bringing in their donations upon entry into the building, echoing the sentiment that every contribution, no matter how small, can have a meaningful impact.

Thanksgiving food drives nearby

Thanksgiving and the upcoming December and January holidays are a joyous time for most Nassau County families, but every year, neighbors go hungry. It’s an unfortunate reality, although each … more

By Mark Nolan | 11/17/23

Malverne High School Assistant Principal James Miller, left, College Board recognized students Olivier Durisile, Gabriela Franco, Kassandra Maurad, Taylor Jenulis-Jackson, Isabella Ramharakh, Gabrielle Bernabe and Mecca Jones, and Principal Kesha Bascombe.

Just how awesome are these students?

Seven Malverne High School students have been awarded academic honors from the College Board National Recognition Programs. These students excelled in College Board assessments and schoolwork, … more

11/17/23

Malverne students awarded with academic honors

Malverne students awarded with academic honors Seven Malverne High School students have been awarded academic honors from the College Board National Recognition Programs. These students … more

11/17/23

Not everything is broken, late or subpar

Hey, I’m trying to strike a positive note here. more

11/16/23

Hate spreads faster than you think

The situation in the Middle East has always been a powder keg, and there’s a lot to unpack there. Not only has it challenged the best minds since 1948 . . . more

By Jack M. Martins | 11/16/23

Whatever happened to a fabled Democratic machine?

This column could have many titles. One might be, “Is there a Democratic Party in Nassau County?” Another could read, “Whatever Happened to the once proud Democratic machine in Long Beach?" more

11/16/23

Community gardens nourish our neighborhoods

Improving the environment doesn’t always entail a big undertaking. It can start small, with local, eco-friendly initiatives like . . . more

By Michaelle Solages | 11/16/23

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