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Far Rockaway resident Ronald E. Bellamy allegedly struck a woman and took her iPhone and pocketbook in Woodmere on May 28.
Far Rockaway man arrested for Woodmere robbery
Nassau police arrested a Far Rockaway man for allegedly hitting a woman and stealing her iPhone and pocketbook in Woodmere on May 28. more
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One person was rescued by the Long Beach Fire Department after a two-car crash in Atlantic Beach on May 27.
One rescued, one injured in Atlantic Beach car crash
One person was rescued by the Long Beach Fire Department after a two-car crash in Atlantic Beach on May 27. more
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Hewlett High School sophomores Benjamin Zelikoff, left, Deniz Artan and Darsh Chavre advanced to the New York State Science Congress Competition with their research project on the properties of silver, which they presented at the 2024 Long Island Science Congress Competition.
Hewlett High School sophomores reach state science congress finals with silver research
Three Hewlett High School sophomores, Deniz Artan, Darsh Chavre, and Benjamin Zelikoff, make waves at the State Science Congress Competition with their groundbreaking research on silver's impact on plant cells, aiming for another win as they head to Syracuse for the finals. more
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Board members, hospital staff and Assembly members took part in the ‘groundbreaking’ of the new Labor, Delivery, Recovery and Post-Partum Unit for St. John’s Episcopal Hospital’s ninth floor. From left were Joseph Edwards, representing Congressman Gregory Meeks; Queens Borough President Donovan Richards Jr.; Dr. Jacqueline Marecheau, chair of the Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology; Renee Hastick-Motes, the hospital’s senior vice president and chief external affairs officer and president of the St. John’s ICARE Foundation; Dr. Donald Morrish, Episcopal Health Services’ chief executive; Queens Councilwoman Selvena Brooks-Powers; Bishop Lawrence Provenzano, EHS board president and chairman; Assemblywoman Stacey Pheffer-Amato; and Assemblyman Khaleel Anderson.
St. John’s Episcopal Hospital breaks ground on new maternity unit in Far Rockaway
St. John’s Episcopal Hospital in Far Rockaway celebrates a significant milestone as it breaks ground on a new Labor, Delivery, Recovery, and Post-Partum Unit, marking a commitment to improving maternity care access and addressing racial disparities in healthcare in the Rockaways and surrounding communities. more
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Senior Luke Rochler registered 44 points, including 30 assists, and won 65 percent of draws this spring for the 8-8 Bulldogs.
Hewlett's season ends in double OT
It ended too soon for the Hewlett boys’ lacrosse team.  The preseason goal was winning a round of the playoffs. As it turned out, the Bulldogs never technically qualified for the … more
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Silver winners of the Maccabi Tournament, the Marion & Aaron Gural JCC team were on the court read to play. Team members Parker Scharf, left Mason Schein, Noah Golumbeck, Michael Boriskin, Nathan Rahamani, assistant coach Matthew Schein, Azi Tocker, Uzi Zamir, Liam Sheer, Alex Scharaga, and head coach Leroy Samuel.
Silver medal for Marion & Aaron Gural JCC team
The Marion & Aaron Gural JCC's Junior Maccabi Team from Wilmington secures a silver medal in basketball at the Mid-Atlantic Mini and Junior Maccabi Games, showcasing exceptional sportsmanship and camaraderie among nine- to 12-year-olds. more
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Mark David Catering on the JCC campus in Lawrence is causing concerns for residents, due to an influx of traffic during events. The village is pursing the matter in its court.
Neighbors upset by an uptick in event traffic
At a recent Lawrence Village board meeting, residents voiced concerns over alleged "illegal operations" by Mark David Catering, prompting discussions on zoning laws and potential legal actions to address community concerns. more
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Incumbent Lawrence Board of Education Trustee Heshy Blachorsky, left, won re-election after defeating challenger Ilyassha Shivers. Sitting Trustee Abel Feldhamer, right, was unopposed.
Lawrence school district budget passes, Trustee Heshy Blachorsky re-elected
The Lawrence school district budget of $101.99 million was passed and two incumbent trustees were re-elected on May 21. more
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First-time Board of Education candidate Meredith King gained a Hewlett-Woodmere board seat and incumbent Trustees Francois Tenenbaum and Judy Menashe were re-elected as all three ran unopposed.
Hewlett-Woodmere school district budget passes
The Hewlett-Woodmere school district budget of $138 million was approved on May 21. more
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Assemblyman Ari Brown, center at left, and State Sen. Bill Weber, near left, are pushing for the passage of the Combating Campus Antisemitism Act, which would deny college students who take part in acts of antisemitism access to the state Tuition Assistance Program. At far left was State Sen. Patricia Canzoneri-Fitzpatrick.
New York lawmakers propose bill to deny state funding for antisemitic behavior on college campuses
Assemblyman Ari Brown and Sen. Bill Weber propose legislation to withhold state funding from college students engaging in antisemitic behavior, amid concerns of rising antisemitism on New York campuses. more
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