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Mosquitos that carry the virus are not found in New York.
Don’t panic over Zika
Though the World Health Organization recently declared the Zika virus a global health emergency, residents of Long Island don’t have much to worry about — unless they plan to travel to affected areas. more
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The view of the Arlington Avenue yard from Hunter Avenue, where an incinerator was once visible. The proposed new waste transfer station would be set 15 feet below grade, and be barely visible from the street, according to Building Superintendent Tom McAleer.
Waste transfer station plans move forward
With a change in the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation regulations rendering the current waste compactor at the Arlington Avenue yard out of code, village administrators are in the final planning stages of a project that would update the entire process. more
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Gloria and Larry Rosenthal marked their 66th anniversary on Jan. 29.
Villagers celebrate love
Two local couples who will celebrate Valentine’s Day on Sunday each chose Valley Stream as the place they wanted to live their lives together and raise their families. more
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Chamber members, from left, Pat Boyle, Chris Rosado and Edward Dana discussed the impact that video lottery terminals would have on the community.
Elmont Chamber endorses VLTs
On Feb. 3, the Elmont Chamber of Commerce’s board of directors voted in favor of Nassau Off Track Betting’s decision to house video lottery terminals in the north parking lot of Belmont … more
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Moderator Laurie Mitchell led a discussion about LGBT issues on Jan. 27 with panel members, from left, Aiden Kaplan of Pride for Youth, LHS alumnus Aidan Kircheim, Gay-Straight Alliance Vice President Maggie Light and President Mikayla Layng.
Getting an LGBT education at Lynbrook
About 75 people attended a Lynbrook High School Gay-Straight Alliance panel discussion on Jan. 27, which gave parents and community members a chance to ask questions about the Lesbian-Gay-Bisexual-Transgender community. more
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At high tide Monday morning, water from the bay came dangerously close to the Chelius house on North Boulevard.
More flooding along the South Shore
When it rains or snows, it floods — as it did in East Rockaway’s Bay Park during high tide Monday morning and again in the evening, when the bay waters sloshed onto North Boulevard, … more
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Student Justin Mullady bent over his wheel to shape a bowl.
Using the power of pottery in the fight against hunger
A Baldwin woman again is spearheading the effort at Adelphi University to fight hunger on Long Island by organizing artists, artisans and others to handcraft ceramic bowls. In recent weeks, … more
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The lights at the Baldwin Bowl gave the cosmic glow to bowlers at the civic association fundraiser.
Bowling Bonanza
The sound of music and falling pins echoed through the Baldwin Bowl on Jan. 31, but those distractions paled before the glow on players’ faces from the cosmic light show. Blues spun into … more
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Dads and daughters had fun in a traditional conga line on the dance floor at St. Christopher’s father-daughter dance in McGoldrick Hall.
St. Chris goes all-out for Catholic Schools Week
A “Wax Museum,” a spelling bee and a game show all marked Catholic Schools Week at St. Christopher’s School in Baldwin last week. Catholic Week traditionally celebrates Catholic education … more
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Catherine Tully Muscente
New president of fundraising professionals installed
A Baldwin woman is the new president of the Association of Fundraising Professionals Long Island Chapter. Catherine Tully Muscente was formally installed on Jan. 26 at the Molloy College Suffolk … more
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