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Political mischief while you’re sleeping

To the relief of many in the political world, the 2021 elections are behind us. Whether your candidate won or lost . . . more

11/18/21

Nicholas Fabrizio, right, and Monk Rizzo with one of their Independent Coach school buses in 2013.

Inwood native Nicholas Fabrizio was driven to help others

Dedicated to family, friends, his business and helping people, organizations and institutions, Nicholas J. “Kayo” Fabrizio was known as the quiet guy behind the scenes, never one to toot his own horn. Fabrizio, a longtime Five Towns resident, died on Sept. 21. He was 90. more

By Jeff Bessen | 9/30/21

Dr. Dale Stuckenbruck offered one of his vegetable instruments to Aiden Logan at Raynham Hall Museum’s July Fourth celebration.

Raynham celebrates the Fourth

The atmosphere at Raynham Hall Museum on July Fourth is always celebratory, but this year it was even more so. The museum has traditionally been a popular gathering spot on the holiday, a … more

By Laura Lane | 7/9/21

Participants in the 2019 bike parade as the awards were announced

Independence Day celebrations return

After over a year of holiday celebrations spent indoors, in-person celebrations will resume this year for the Fourth of July in Sea Cliff. Last year’s holiday weekend events were cancelled … more

By Annemarie Durkin | 7/1/21

After the Lawrence School District allowed Seth Transportation to park its school buses on the Harris Avenue field, this was how it looked on Nov. 9.

Lawrence school bus issue drives resident anger

A problem that arose in late summer has continued to vex a number of Lawrence School District residents as winter nears. Inwood community members who live near the Harris Avenue field, by the Number Four School, remain angry that the recreational area was torn up by roughly 60 Seth Transportation school buses that were parked on the field for more than two months beginning in late August. more

By Jeff Bessen | 12/9/20

The 2020 election: win or lose?

By the time you read this, the 2020 presidential election will either be over or not. There will be a clear winner, or there won’t. more

11/5/20

Some inconvenient facts about energy and the environment

One of the great U.S. success stories in recent times has been the country’s move to energy independence. Because we now produce more than enough domestic energy to power our homes and businesses . . . more

9/24/20

Minority Leader Kevan Abrahams, center, was joined during his press conference to support a change in the redistricting process by from far left, Legislators Delia DeRiggi-Whitton, Arnold W. Drucker, Joshua Lafazan and Debra Mulé, and Lisa Tyson and Legislator Ellen W. Birnbaum.

Nassau County minority legislators focus on county map

The Democrats in the Nassau County Legislature are asking for changes in how the county’s legislative map is drawn. They may be a little early, since redistricting will not be considered until … more

By Laura Lane | 9/3/20

Mark July Fourth by reading the Declaration

Next week, the Herald Community Newspapers will publish the Declaration of Independence and a likeness of the American flag. The Declaration will appear . . . more

6/26/20

In 2020, resolve to live sustainably

A new year brings new promises, an opportunity for a fresh start. A chance to rid yourself of unhealthy habits and commit to doing better in the year ahead. more

1/9/20

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