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Junior Arianna Feiler is a key component at the net for MacArthur, which has carried over last year’s high level of success.

Longtime MacArthur girls’ volleyball coach Diann Sciulla went into the 2023 season expecting a rebuild with heavy graduation losses coupled with competing in one of the tougher conferences in … more

By Andrew Coen | 10/2/23

Setter Gabriella Williams is one of eight seniors on Elmont’s roster and helps make its balanced offense run on all cylinders.

Elmont sets lofty goal of finals

Elmont girls’ volleyball coach Terry Ianniello has a pretty lofty goal for her team this year: Reach the Nassau County Class A finals. “It’s not just to make the playoffs,” … more

By Michael Lewis | 10/2/23

North Shore's Gianlucca Sferrazza, right, and John Haff celebrated the first of Sferrazza's three touchdowns in Saturday's win over East Rockaway.

Ground game lifts North Shore over East Rockaway

North Shore High School’s homecoming festivities were postponed due to the threat of more severe weather that rocked the tristate area Friday, but the Vikings still had plenty to celebrate on … more

By Tony Bellissimo | 9/30/23

Spotted lantern flies are an invasive species originally from China, which experts say should be squashed on sight.

Spotted lanternflies cause a buzz in Sea Cliff

The spotted lantern fly, an invasive species that feeds on plants and trees, has made its way to Long Island’s North Shore. The species has been the focus of recent media attention and Sea … more

By Daniel Offner and Will Sheeline | 9/29/23

Alethea Vasilas, right, said that Orkestai Farm also participates in Community Supported Agriculture, so CSA members like Allison Kellan who volunteer to work on the farm get to take some produce home.

Orkestai Farm at Planting Fields grows crops and compassion

Planting Fields Arboretum may be one of the most popular parks and estates among visitors to Long Island, but what many people don’t know is that it also hosts a fully functioning farm. … more

By Will Sheeline | 9/29/23

Actors Jeanne Whelan, left, and Andrew Bennett and director Fred Stroppel will perform the play ‘Love Letters,’ which focuses on the nearly 50-year relationship of two elementary school friends.

North Shore Village Theatre presents ‘Love Letters’ at Glenwood Life Center

The North Shore Village Theatre is kicking off its fall season with an upcoming performance of the A. R. Gurney play “Love Letters.” The local thespian troupe will use the … more

By Will Sheeline | 9/29/23

Rick Carlton said that installing historical carpets requires attention to detail and a deep appreciation for their history.

New curtains, carpets and drapes at Raynham Hall Museum

Raynham Hall Museum has undergone an interior design upgrade in recent weeks. The two ground-floor rooms at the front of the museum’s 18th-century section have had new carpets, drapes and … more

By Will Sheeline | 9/29/23

Each condominium at The Residences has a direct view of Hempstead Harbor.

Luxury living comes to Glenwood Landing with The Residences at Glen Harbor

Prospective residents of Glenwood Landing struggling to find a house now have a new place to turn. The Residences at Glen Harbor, a collection of 48 luxury condominiums, are available for purchase, … more

By Will Sheeline | 9/29/23

Giovanna Baldino, left, Donna Baldino and Jen Baldino were in charge of separating the good from the bad tomatoes and then washing them.

Making homemade sauce the Italian way

Anyone who loves Italian cuisine knows that when it comes to the best of the best, it’s all about the tomato sauce, or as they call it in “the boot,” the gravy. The Baldino family spend one … more

By Laura Lane | 9/29/23

A ribbon-cutting ceremony was held at Glen Cove Hospital for the John and Diana Colgate Family Reception Area on July 27.

Revival of Glen Cove Hospital continues

Glen Cove Hospital is continuing its journey forward with renovations that are creating a renaissance of sorts to benefit patients, caregivers and the community. The latest improvement is the replacement of a wall on the first floor with an imaging reception room for patients and their families. Located a few steps away from the operating room, the reception room, with its offerings of coffee and tea, pale blue and white chairs, partial glass walls and soothing artwork, providing a serene environment for those having imaging and surgical procedures and their families. more

By Laura Lane | 9/29/23

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