Sunday, March 16, 2025
There was anticipation around a possible Baldwin-Elmont boys’ basketball county championship game from the moment the Bruins moved into the same classification with the reigning New York State …
Baldwin girls' basketball is back on top with an exclamation point. The Bruins, boasting one of the most successful high school programs of any sport in the state over the past 15 years, …
Author Jane Rosen credited her love of writing to the supportive teachers she had while attending public schools in Baldwin — particularly singling out her sixth grade teacher, Wally Conyers.
Baldwin High School is gearing up for its annual Sportsnite, a tradition that celebrates teamwork, unity and the lasting bonds formed through shared experiences — continuing the school’s legacy of community spirit.
As April approaches, Baldwin is preparing to honor Autism Awareness Month with the return of the annual Autism Walk, hosted by Hangout One Happy Place.
A GoFundMe campaign has been launched for Baldwin Coach Diner owner John Kanaras, who has been in the ICU for the past two months. Originally admitted for pneumonia, his condition has worsened, according to the campaign description.
Douglas Eberhart has officially assumed the role of Chief of the Baldwin Fire Department, taking responsibility for the department’s 200+ firefighters, emergency medical personnel and oversees the daily operations of the department.
Paul Fleck, a senior at Baldwin High School, has been named winner of the 2024 Congressional App Challenge for the Fourth District by former Congressman Anthony D’ Esposito
Baldwin has experienced its third water main break in less than a year, following a recent incident on Feb. 19, which occurred around noon at the intersection of Brooklyn Avenue and Chestnut Street.
Sean Gleason was announced as the vice president for the Baldwin Chamber of Commerce. Gleason, a financial professional at the Super Fantastic Nassau General Office at New York Life
Nassau County Legislator Debra Mulé is proactively reaching out to the community by extending the accessibility of her district office resources through a series of mobile office hours.
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Throughout my career in public service, I’ve steadfastly championed government efficiency, easing the burden on taxpayers, and eliminating waste, fraud and abuse.
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As a member of the County Legislature’s Public Safety Committee, I am committed to building on this success and safeguarding the progress that we have made in community-focused policing.
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Like any resident of Oyster Bay, I’ve always had a fascination with our hometown president, Theodore Roosevelt. He seemed like such a larger-than-life character, a writer who was a soldier, a hunter who was a politician, and a statesman who truly cared for, and understood the needs of, the common man.