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Thousands in state aid fund construction at library
The Baldwin Public Library received $168,000 through the State Aid for Library Construction program to replace damaged spandrel glass, according to state and library officials. more
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Hangout One Happy Place, which hosted a walk for autism awareness last spring, is celebrating its fifth anniversary next month.
‘Happy’ group for young adults celebrates upcoming milestone
Angela Lucas, founder and director of Hangout One Happy Place, said she’s shocked yet grateful that the group will reach a milestone anniversary next month. more
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Policemen drove down Gale Avenue, ahead of Bob Beckwith’s casket, which was on top of a Baldwin Fire Department truck.
Baldwin's Bob Beckwith is remembered
Bob Beckwith, former FDNY firefighter, rushed out of retirement to help a friend find his missing son in ground zero, three days after the terrorist attacks shook NYC and the country to its core. This selfless choice turned Beckwith into a beacon of hope for the nation, which he embodied until he died on Feb. 4. more
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Justin Funkenberg introduces us to his newly-decorated pumpkin.
Baldwin's fabulous fall festival [Photo gallery]
The Baldwin Public Library brought fall to the fore with its wonderful Harvest Festival on Oct. 2nd. Featuring face painting, a band, a scarecrow show and tons of fun, Baldwin residents welcomed autumn with open arms more
Ex-Long Island Fire Captain receives Fire Service Award
Former Captain Gerard Brown, a 50-year volunteer member of the Baldwin Fire Department on Long Island, was named the recipient of FASNY’S Fire Service Community Achievement Award. more
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Peter Gibbs had his walls stripped after a busted main pipe flooded his home.
Over $100,000 in bills due to mold spreading in home from flood
A busted main pipe has resulted in bad living conditions for Peter Gibbs and his family. more
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Community unites for back to school event in early August
The National Council of Jewish Women hosted its 8th annual Back 2 School Store event on Aug. 6, aiding elementary students from underserved communities in obtaining clothing and school essentials for the upcoming school year. more
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The Memorial Presbyterian Church hosted a MLK Unity March in Roosevelt on Jan. 16.
Legislators commemorate MLK day at Unity March in Roosevelt
Nassau County Legislators Debra Mulé and Scott Davis commemorated Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Day at the Memorial Presbyterian Church’s inaugural MLK Unity March and Cultural Celebration in Roosevelt on Jan. 16. more
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Bob Hare, commander of the Baldwin American Legion, introducing the dignitaries and special guests at the annual Four Chaplains Commemoration Ceremony.
Ailene D’Avanzo remembers her late father
Ailene D’Avanzo continued to recognize the heroism of four chaplains who saved her father and other crewmates when the SS Dorchester was torpedoed in the Atlantic during World War II. more
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Johnny Fannon of Steelin’ in the Years performing Steely Dan songs at last week’s last free summer concert.
Steelin’ in the Years rocks Silver Lake Park
In the third and final installment of the “Music in the Park” summer series, Nassau County Legislator Debra Mulé hosted a free concert at Silver Lake Park on Thursday, Aug. 24. more
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