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Nassau County Executive Bruce Blakeman, far left, and Nassau County Police Commissioner Patrick Ryder, far right, awarded Chief of Patrol Kevin Canavan, second from left, with the Theodore Roosevelt Police Award, while accompanied by his wife, Diane, his daughter, Heather, and his son, Michael.

Theodore Roosevelt Association honors officers in the 30th Annual Police Awards

When the World Trade Center came crashing down on September 11, 2001, the most alarming danger for a responder was, at the time, the horrors right in front of them at Ground Zero. Though the … more

By JENNA STANCO | 6/28/24

The upcoming Gold Coast Book Fair is the brainchild of former Congressman Steve Israel, the owner of Theodore’s Books.

The Gold Coast Book Fair is coming to Oyster Bay

The inaugural Gold Coast Book Fair is set to take place June 28 to 30, bringing a celebration of literature to Long Island University, in Brookville, and downtown Oyster Bay. With more than 50 … more

By Will Sheeline | 6/28/24

Kim Keiserman wins Democratic Primary for State Senate by a landslide

Kim Keiserman has secured a decisive victory in the Democratic primary with 73 percent of the vote. A Port Washington resident and passionate school district advocate, … more

By Roksana Amid | 6/26/24

The United States faced India June 12 in the last of eight ICC T20 World Cup matches held at Eisenhower Park.

Cricket tournament a big hit for Nassau County

The International Cricket Council’s Men’s T20 World Cup 2024 Tournament proved a bit hit in Nassau County, highlighted by the much-anticipated and sold out India-Pakistan match June 9. … more

By Tony Bellissimo | 6/22/24

Visitors eagerly line up at one of the vendors at Deep Roots Farmers Market, celebrating its 10th anniversary this year.

Deep Roots Farmers Market celebrates 10 years

Deep Roots Farmers Market, founded by Amy Peters in Glen Cove, Long Island, offers a vibrant community hub with 30 diverse vendors from nearby towns and shared kitchens. more

By Roksana Amid | 6/21/24

Omarian Farquharson’s face painting adds to the festive atmosphere of Juneteenth celebrations, promoting a sense of joy and community spirit.

Juneteenth celebrates black heritage and unity

A Juneteenth celebration was held at Morgan Memorial Park on June 15, featuring music, food, vendors, cultural performances. The event included a performance by the First Baptist Church Choir … more

6/21/24

Vocalists like Teddy Siegel will perform at beautiful venues across the North Shore as part of the Oyster Bay Music Festival.

Oyster Bay Music Festival makes grand return

At beautiful and historic venues scattered throughout the Town of Oyster Bay, the Oyster Bay Music Festival is set to enchant audiences for its thirteenth consecutive year. From July 1 through 8, … more

By Will Sheeline | 6/21/24

While coyotes have been returning to Long Island over the last eight years, their numbers have remained stable at between 10 and 20 in the last few years.

Examining the coyote population in Nassau County

Coyotes, once absent from Long Island, have been gradually making a return. These elusive predators sparked both curiosity and concern among residents when they first began arriving, but in the near … more

By Will Sheeline | 6/21/24

Ed Lieberman, left, and Abraham Lincoln impersonator Donald Mullen attended the first Lincoln Plaza dedication.

Honoring Lincoln in the heart of S.C.

The Village of Sea Cliff will celebrate the rededication of Lincoln Plaza on July 4, following the traditional reading of the Declaration of Independence on the Village Green. The ceremony will renew … more

6/21/24

Herald Senior Editor Laura Lane has left her position to pursue a new opportunity after over 20 years. She was the editor of the North Shore papers and founded the Glen Cove and Sea Cliff/Glen Head Heralds.

Thank you my readers for the many experiences of a lifetime

I wasn’t a journalist when I came to the Herald over two decades ago. Although I was an English and political science major at the University of Michigan and had always had a knack … more

By Laura Lane | 6/16/24

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