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Legislator Mulé, middle, pictured with Baldwin Public Library Director Elizabeth Olesh, right, and Assistant Director Kaysha Watson-Phillips, left.
Legislator Debra Mulé secured $17K for Baldwin Public Library's 'Quiet Room'
Nassau County Legislator Debra Mulé secured a $17,322 Community Revitalization Program grant that created a quiet room at the Baldwin Public Library. more
Erika Floreska, of Baldwin, in front of the Pattern Studio exhibit at the Long Island Children’s Museum in Uniondale, will become the new president of the museum on June 3.
Erika Floreska, Baldwin resident, takes charge at Long Island Children's Museum. What is her background? What are her plans as president of the museum?
Erika Floreska plans to bring a slice of Baldwin with her when she becomes the new president of the Long Island Children’s Museum in just over a month. On June 3, Floreska, 51, will succeed current President Suzanne LeBlanc, who is retiring after 17 years. more
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Patrick Dolan shortly after plunging into Baldwin Harbor last month to raise money in honor of his father-in-law, who died of pancreatic cancer.
Making a splash for pancreatic cancer research. Baldwin resident Patrick Dolan survives annual bone-chilling ‘Polar Plunge’ fundraiser at the end of winter. Why did he do it?
The fact that swimming weather was many weeks off didn’t stop Patrick Dolan from plunging into Baldwin Harbor for a good cause last month. more
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President of Hangout One Happy Place Angela Lucas, behind the podium, hosted a walk this past Saturday to raise awareness for autism.
Hangout One Happy Place hosted a walk for autism awareness.
Members of Hangout One Happy Place walked for autism awareness this past Saturday on Grand Avenue. more
Ben Jackson receiving food donations for Operation Hunger Smash, which feeds veterans.
Veteran food drive, Operation Hunger Smash, was a 'smash' hit. How much food was collected? Why was there a drive?
A truck full of non-perishable goods was collected for veterans a few weeks ago with more expected to be donated this Saturday. more
Baldwin Public Library Director Elizabeth Olesh, left of the sign, and Assistant Library Director Kaysha Watson-Phillips, right of the sign, along with Baldwin Public Library staff visit the Nassau Inter-County Express bus sign on the corner of School Street and Grand Avenue.
Springtime is a NICE time to visit the library to see the new Nassau Inter-County Express bus company's sign. Why is this important?
The Nassau Inter-County Express bus company, also known as NICE, collaborated with the Nassau Library System to install custom signs outside of the libraries. more
Baldwin resident Jeffrey Green was 17 when he was drafted to serve in the Vietnam War.
Honor Flight Long Island takes 47 vets to Washington
The veterans organization Honor Flight Long Island is planning to return to regularly scheduled semi-annual flights to Washington, D.C., after two years of pandemic-related restrictions. more
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Hangout One Happy Place regulars give their signature thumbs-up. From left were George Dvoyiatgis, Angela Lucas, Rishab Dhanjal, Danielle and Nancy Decclessis, Emily Cabot, Zoey Davison, John Saborio, Kiki Dunn’Charles, Nasib Fecu and Daniella Peralta-Santana.
Autism Walk set for this Saturday
Members of Hangout One Happy Place will be walking for autism awareness on Saturday. more
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Beth Ricciardi, of the Cornell Cooperative Extension Program, shows community members the process of the composting barrel at the Baldwin Community Garden on April 15.
Baldwin neighbors, how does your garden grow?
Hopefully much improved after a dozen people attended and learned how to prepare a garden for a new growing season and the basics of backyard composting from Cornell Cooperative Extension of Nassau County at the Baldwin Community Garden, behind’s the community’s historical society on Grand Avenue on April 15. more
Donnetta Cumberbatch, left, the community affairs officer for the Freeport Police Department, was recognized by County Legislator Debra Mulé during Women’s History Month.
Legislator recognizes community leaders
In observance of March as Women’s History Month, Nassau County Legislator Debra Mulé honored four outstanding women for their contributions to the community and their steadfast commitment to the Fifth Legislative District. more
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