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The Lynbrook High School Tri-M Music Honor Society presented the 15th Annual Cabaret Night on Jan. 22.
With creative lighting and colorful tablecloths, students transformed the school cafeteria …
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1/27/16
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Police are asking the public’s help in identified three men that are connected to a larceny that took place in Franklin Square last summer.
According to police, the three men stole …
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1/27/16
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Eric Scott, a groundskeeper for the Hewlett-Woodmere School District, injured his left arm in a 2002 snowmobile accident upstate near Binghamton, and has had two surgeries to repair three of the nerves in his arm using nerves from his torso.
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By Vanessa Parker
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1/27/16
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It has thrived through the Depression, World War II and Long Island’s growth boom of the 40s, 50s and 60s. Its baked goods have changed with the pace of the times, and alongside the preferences of diverse immigrants and ethnic groups that established a life here. They have kept up with the times, incorporating popular cartoon characters of the day into their cookies, cupcakes and birthday cakes. The staff even has a tradition of marrying the bakery’s sales girls.
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By Rossana Weitekamp
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1/27/16
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Scouting is about leading by example, and 18-year-old Randy Licata embodies that ideal. The new Eagle Scout spearheaded a project to beautify his former elementary school, and his reward is a distinction that will last a lifetime.
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By Andrew Hackmack
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1/27/16
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Although Matthew Furlong first joined the Scouts when he was 5, it wasn’t until later in his scouting career that he decided to go for his Eagle rank. In the course of a year, he finished all of his requirements, and was honored for his accomplishment at a Court of Honor ceremony on Jan. 17.
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By Andrew Hackmack
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1/27/16
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One thing that Rose Miller notices while at social gatherings in the village is that residents clam up about their property taxes when they learn she is the village assessor. “They can share information with me, but unless I actually saw something, I could never do anything,” said Miller.
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By Rossana Weitekamp
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1/27/16
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It was 9:05 a.m. on the first Friday back from a month-long winter break, and 24 pharmacy students at St. John’s University, in Queens, were getting an introduction to their new class, Interpersonal Communications for Pharma.
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By Rossana Weitekamp
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1/27/16
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Nassau BOCES announced at its meeting last week that rock icon Billy Joel would pledge $1 million from The Joel Foundation to help save the Long Island High School for the Arts in Syosset, which has been threatened with closure over the past year due to dwindling enrollment.
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By Rossana Weitekamp
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1/27/16
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Today the Herald launches a new monthly column by Baldwin Public Library director Elizabeth Olesh. Olesh will write about new initiatives and projects at the library as well as available books and …
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1/27/16
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