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The nights are getting longer, the pumpkins are glowing and Halloween is officially in the air. It’s time to embrace the spooky season more
Lynbrook boys’ volleyball is going on a tear this season with a record of 6-3 after sweeping Manhasset Oct. 5. Led by a heavily senior squad, coach Charlie Appel is nothing but elated to see … more
In football, if a receiver simply drops a pass, that’s an unforced error. In politics, it means a self-inflicted wound that could easily have been avoided. Come Nov. 3, I think those words will best define what will happen and why it will happen. While it’s true that the party in power tends to lose off-year elections, there have been too many unforced errors that will hurt the Republican Party. more
Recently I had the chance to attend a tribute to Howie Rose at CitiField, honoring his almost four decades as the iconic voice of the Mets. Rosemary and I have enjoyed a friendship with Rose and his wife, Barbara, over the years, and Howie invited us to the ceremony. Being a loving grandmother, Rosemary deferred to our grandson Jack, who’s a dedicated Mets — and Howie Rose — fan. more
Our community has long struggled against barriers to the capital, resources, technology and opportunity needed to grow. A.I. is changing that equation, paving the way to economic independence and wealth creation for historically under-represented Black entrepreneurs. New York should embrace that opportunity wholeheartedly. more
It was a September nor’easter, the kind of system older Long Islanders might once have shrugged off as just a wet, windy weekend. This one sent wind gusts past 80 miles per hour in Montauk and pushed as much as two feet of water into coastal streets with a near-full-moon tide. more
Adelphi University in Garden City will host its annual Celebration of Survivorship on Oct. 22, bringing breast cancer survivors together to share their experiences and raise awareness about early detection, treatment and support services during Breast Cancer Awareness Month. more
Gov. Kathy Hochul declared a state disaster emergency Tuesday in response to a growing number of measles cases in rural areas of New York and neighboring states. more
Orazio Petito, of Glen Cove, is among the defendants named in a civil lawsuit filed by a former Cornell University student identified as Jane Doe, who alleges she was drugged and sexually assaulted by seven men at a fraternity house in October 2024. more
While North Shore boys soccer has been competitive at 4-3-2, the play of junior striker Emil Samuels has been extraordinary. Samuels has 11 goals and 3 assists in a breakout season for the Sea … more
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