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Safe day at the beach? Thank the lifeguards

Beach safety on Long Island is crucial. Lifeguards, trained to handle emergencies and rescues, protect beachgoers. Investing in their resources enhances public safety. more

6/7/24

For neighborhoods of color, local media offer hope

I covered historic Black Lives Matter protests in 2020 despite Covid-19 risks, capturing a viral moment of hope amid global turmoil. Four years later, I reflect on the impact of community journalism on social change and media representation. more

By Scott Brinton | 6/6/24

Some advice Joe Biden badly needs

Voters will decide the 2024 election in five months, with Biden's campaign focusing on economic issues and countering misinformation to secure re-election. more

By Jerry Kremer | 6/6/24

Who knows which way this presidential race is headed?

The 2024 presidential race is unprecedented, with Biden and Trump leading amid unique challenges. Early debates and fluctuating poll numbers highlight the campaign's unpredictability. more

By Peter King | 6/6/24

Student athletes from all over Nassau County attended the inaugural Unity, Sportsmanship and Civility Summit last month, to learn about how to contribute to a healthy environment on and off the field.

At Bellmore-Merrick's Brookside School, event inspires unity among students

The inaugural Unity, Sportsmanship and Civility Summit was held at the Bellmore-Merrick Central High School District’s Brookside School on May 17, educating leading figures in high school sports on how to keep their athletic programs positive, both on and off the field. more

By Joseph D'Alessandro | 6/6/24

Grand Avenue seventh graders Jake Zimmerman, Zach Hoberman, Lucas White and Paul Meyer ahead of the race

Color Run illuminates Bellmore-Merrick

More than 150 community members came out May 18 to participate in the Bellmore-Merrick Central High School District’s Color Run at John F. Kennedy High School. more

By Jack Schwed | 6/6/24

Harper, Hannah, Siena, and Sam, all 10, had a fun time taking part in a Scrabble Tournament last month, thanks to the Merrick Kiwanis Club.

Students form words and friendships at Scrabble tourney

Young students got to put their board game playing skills to the test last month, at a Scrabble tournament held at the Merrick Library. more

By Jordan Vallone | 6/6/24

As the summer kicks off in just a few weeks, there’s plenty for Bellmore and Merrick residents to look forward to at local libraries.

Lots ahead at Belmore-Merrick libraries to kick off the summer

The libraries of Bellmore and Merrick have many exciting events to look forward to this summer. more

By Jack Schwed | 6/6/24

At the Spring Fest at the Samanea Mall, families came out to enjoy warm weather and plenty of attractions. Diana Meyer of Yummy Tummy4Life served Melissa Groneveldt and Catherine O’Keefe, both of Westbury, some locally made treats.

Getting back into fair season at Samanea Mall

Warm weather and blue skies means its time for Long Islanders to get back outside. The perfect place for many to do that was the Samanea Mall last month, at their Spring Fest. more

By Jordan Vallone | 6/6/24

Kennedy celebrated its first-ever Long Island softball title after topping West Islip, 10-1, in Friday's Class AA championship game.

Kennedy defeats West Islip for L.I. crown

On the way to helping lead Kennedy softball’s program to its first-ever Nassau County championship, senior pitcher Lia Fong allowed a total of 10 runs in six playoff games. So when she … more

By Tony Bellissimo | 5/31/24

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