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Now pitching, after five weeks on the injured list . . .
Last week I had the opportunity to throw out the first pitch before a Long Island Ducks game against the Southern Maryland Blue Crabs. more
No, I don’t have time to answer your survey
You don’t have a moment, and neither do I, but what does that matter? Ubiquitous, intrusive and endless surveys are a good idea gone rogue. more
Berries by the basketful
Get outside and get pickin’. Strawberry season has arrived, and those luscious berries beckon. So gather up your gang and venture out to one of the many “u-pick” growers for a day in the berry patch. more
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Antony Tsakos totaled 50 goals and 25 assists this spring to lead the Warriors, who won 13 of 19 games including a pair in the playoffs.
Wantagh''s run ends in hard-fought final
The Wantagh boys’ lacrosse team ended its season with a hard-fought 15-9 loss to Manhasset in the Nassau Class C championship game May 31 at Hofstra, but the Warriors have plenty of reasons to … more
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Senior Lexie Thompson passed for 2,242 yards and 36 touchdowns and was also defensive star with 11 interceptions and 69 tackles. 
MacArthur flag football thrives in first year
MacArthur was essentially an expansion team during the 2023 Nassau County flag football season but played like champions.  And the Generals almost became the champs. In MacArthur’s first … more
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There could be sharks lurking in the waters off Jones Beach’s West End. But if there are, there are a couple of things to know: The state is directing resources to protecting swimmers, and shark activity is a sign of a healthy environment.
This summer, like last, could see high levels of shark activity all around Long Island. Here are a few things to know.
Excited about summer, but nervous about sharks? There are a few things to know. more
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Unwinding Covid in public education - how did our schools respond in 2020, and what lessons did they learn from it moving forward?
Over three years ago, in March 2020, Covid-19 upended everyone’s way of life. more
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Senior Rabbi Joshua Dorsch, center, was officially installed at the Merrick Jewish Centre on Saturday. He was joined by members of his family, including from left, Deborah-Jo Essrog, Jay Dorsch, his wife, Stef Dorsch, Sandi Millman, Asher Millman.
Rabbi Joshua Dorsch officially installed at Merrick Jewish Centre
Though Senior Rabbi Joshua Dorsch began his journey as the spiritual leader of the Merrick Jewish Centre last summer, he was officially installed last Saturday in a ceremony full of love, laughter, memories and hope at the synagogue. more
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Minority Millenials first We are the Future summit at Hofstra University, emphasized to Black and brown young people the importance of civic power, financial literacy and taking on leadership roles.
Minority Millennials declare they are the future
They come from all walks of life, with diverse backgrounds and even more diverse plans for their individual futures. They are Minority Millennials, and they visited Hofstra University recently as a way to prepare to become tomorrow’s leaders. more
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Nancy Casale stops to thank pulmonary rehabilitation director Lynda Torel outside the Glen Cove Center for Nursing and Rehabilitation last July, after battling Covid-19 and its aftermath for months. Nancy never let her age — 95 — stand in the way.
Living in a world after the Covid-19 pandemic
The country officially returned to normal on May 11 with the end of the federal public health emergency surrounding Covid-19 — but for many, it’s been pretty close to normalcy for months. … more
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