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For half a century, a unique piece of Grand Avenue Middle School history remained hidden behind a wall, waiting for the moment when a future generation would finally discover what students and staff from 1976 had left behind. more
The United States is about to celebrate its 250th birthday, and the Wantagh School District is already thinking ahead to the nation’s tricentennial. On June 4, students and staff buried a time capsule to be dug up 50 years from now. more
Lynbrook native John Ryan Celiberti is playing a key role in organizing the 2026 U.S. Open at Shinnecock Hills Golf Club, bringing his career in golf full circle. more
Judge Maxine Broderick of Freeport has been selected to serve as the Nassau County Bar Association president amidst a successful 23-year career in law. more
Five students from Northern Parkway Elementary School in Uniondale have become full-fledged published authors, thanks to Stephanie Bailey, the school’s PTA president and a published author herself more
Bank of America is expanding access to golf for Long Island children this summer through its Golf with Us program, which provides free memberships and low-cost playing opportunities for young golfers. more
PSEG Long Island is encouraging residents to prepare for extreme heat and possible thunderstorms forecast through the end of the workweek. more
A Glen Cove woman is facing criminal charges after police and Nassau County SPCA investigators found more than 100 cats living in what officials described as “horrendous” conditions inside a St. … more
Dozens of county workers, civil rights advocates, clergy members and elected officials stood outside the Nassau County Legislative and Executive Building on June 9 to urge Nassau County to officially recognize Juneteenth as a county holiday. more
Nassau County will see the largest share of a $146 million investment in Long Island transportation infrastructure, with major resurfacing projects planned along the Long Island Expressway and Sunrise Highway, as well as rehabilitation work on three South Shore bridges. more
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