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Neurodivergent children and their parents will have the chance to explore nature in safe locations around Planting Fields.
Celebrating neurodiversity at Planting Fields Arboretum
Planting Fields Arboretum is gearing up to host its inaugural Natural Sensory Celebration, a weeklong event that will cater to neurodivergent people and their families. Scheduled to kick off on … more
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The Valley Stream Central High School District band performed before an audience at Carnegie Hall on April 4.
Valley Stream Central District musicians hits the stage at Carnegie Hall
Valley Stream Central High School District held its 66th Annual Music Scholarship Festival on April 4. This year’s festival included a special twist: For the first time, Carnegie Hall, one of … more
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Alan E. Marder
Business Law
Q. One of the customers of my company filed for bankruptcy and I received a letter from the customer’s bankruptcy attorney demanding that I return all payments I received from the customer … more
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Long Beach Medical Center's costs associated with Hurricane Sandy are expected to total $56 million.
Long Beach Medical Center eyes late-March reopening
Long Beach Medical Center’s costs associated with Hurricane Sandy are expected to reach $56 million. CEO Doug Melzer said he is hopeful the Federal Emergency Management Agency will cover most, if … more
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Martha Lipchitz Jacovides, the founding editor of the Valley Stream Herald in 1991, died from congestive heart failure on November 4, 2023.
Valley Stream Herald’s founding editor dies at 87
Martha Lipchitz Jacovides, the founding editor of the Valley Stream Herald in 1991, came to the end of her life on November 4th, 2023. She was 87 years old and had been living in Belmont, MA. The … more
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Natalie Sanandaji, of Great Neck, re- called her escape from the Tribe of Nova music festival during Hamas’s attack.
Recalling horrors of the Holocaust and Oct. 7 attack
In recognition of International Holocaust Remembrance Day last Saturday, Gilda Zirinsky recalled for listeners at the Nassau County Holocaust Memorial and Tolerance Center how she survived as a child … more
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The Long Beach Historical Society hopes to bring groovy tunes and history together for residents.
Teaming up for a groovy gala
The Long Beach Historical Society is set to host a nostalgic blast from the past with its “Woodstock Revisited Gala” at Temple Emanu-El on Saturday, March 9. The event is scheduled … more
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RRDA hopes to highlight aspects of Nassau County’s culture, history and businesses, such as historic Sagamore Hill, to encourage tourism.
RRDA is county’s new tourism agency
In a significant development for the local tourism industry, RRDA, a Glen Head-based marketing agency, has been awarded the Nassau County Tourism contract by the county government. The announcement … more
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Long Beach AWARE gave out free hot chocolate during the Polar Bears Super Bowl Splash on Feb. 7.
L.B. AWARE encourages alcohol-free Splash
Long Beach AWARE, a non-profit group aimed at preventing underage drinking, provided beachgoers with free hot chocolate and coffee at the Polar Bears Super Bowl Splash last Sunday. more
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Junior Matty Hayes and the Marines are headed to the Nassau Class AA semis after edging South Side in two games.
Long Beach outlasts South Side
Prior to May 11, Long Beach hadn’t hosted a Nassau County baseball playoff game in 30 years. Now the Marines are one of the last four team standings in the Class AA tournament. more
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