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The Colts made history Monday night with their first Nassau softball championship, topping MacArthur 7-4 in Game 2 of the Class AA finals.
County title a first for Calhoun softball
Coach Michael Pisano was more than happy to fulfill a promise he made to Calhoun’s softball players back in March. “I told them I’d shave my head if we won the county championship,” he … more
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Kennedy edged Garden City, 4-3, in Game 3 of the Nassau Class AA baseball championship series to capture its first county title in program history.
Bellmore JFK holds on for first baseball title
For the first time in program history, the Kennedy Cougars are Nassau County baseball champions. more
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Massapequa held off Port Washington, 5-3, in Game 2 to seal the Nassau Class AAA baseball title Friday night.
Massapequa baseball wins eighth county title in 10 years
There are so many ways Massapequa’s baseball team can win a game and the Chiefs put their versatility on display throughout the Nassau Class AAA playoffs to capture an eighth county title in 10 … more
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The Red Devils won their first Nassau County baseball title since 2012 and take a 26-0 record into the Long Island Class A championship game.
Plainedge captures first baseball championship since 2012
The level of Plainedge’s dominance on the baseball diamond this spring has been nothing short of remarkable and the program’s first state championship appears well within its grasp. The … more
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At Mount Sinai South Nassau’s 42nd annual golf outing, Justin Breslin, left, vice president of Breslin Realty Development Corporation, was named this year’s honoree. Dr. Jay Itzkowitz, center, the hospital’s chair of emergency medicine, was the recipient of the Lifesaver Award, and Ralph Esposito, director of the Nassau County Veterans Service Agency, was recognized for his community service.
Mount Sinai South Nassau golf outing raises $771K for cardiac care expansion
More than 400 golfers, business leaders and community supporters helped raise over $771,000 at Mount Sinai South Nassau’s 42nd annual golf outing on May 11, supporting the hospital’s effort to expand advanced cardiac care services and bring open-heart surgery to its Oceanside campus later this year. more
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Veterans, families, elected officials and community members gathered beneath the gazebo at Morgan Memorial Park during the fifth annual Glen Cove Salutes Military Tribute Banner Program unveiling ceremony on Memorial Day weekend. Banners will remain displayed throughout the park this summer.
Glen Cove military tribute banner program returns to Glen Cove for 5th year
Under gray skies and steady rain, Morgan Memorial Park became a place of remembrance and gratitude on Sunday as the Glen Cove Salutes Military Tribute Banner Program unveiled dozens of banners … more
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More than 100 women gathered in Baldwin Park for the annual Run Like a Mother 5K, a Mother’s Day run and walk focused on wellness, community and giving mothers time for themselves. The event has grown from a small group of local mothers into a Baldwin tradition.
Baldwin’s Run Like a Mother 5K celebrates wellness, community and self-care
More than 100 women gathered at Baldwin Park on Mother’s Day for the fifth annual Run Like a Mother 5K, a community-focused run and walk designed to promote wellness, connection and self-care. Organized by Baldwin resident Sophea Sainsurin, the event has grown from just 15 participants in 2022 to 105 this year, bringing together mothers, daughters, friends and supporters for a morning centered on resilience, encouragement and personal well-being. more
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Hundreds of students, family members, friends and alumni returned to East Elementary school to take part in the once-in-a-lifetime celebration.
East Elementary School in Long Beach school district celebrates centennial
Nearly 300 people — students, parents, alumni, current and former staff — who filled the East Elementary School playground in the early evening of May 19. The crowd gathered to celebrate a once-in-a-lifetime occasion, the Neptune Boulevard school’s 100th anniversary. more
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The annual German-inspired festival expected hundreds of guests to fill the grounds of the Plattduetsche.
Das Bock Festival draws large crowd to Plattduetsche Park for annual spring beer celebration
A crowd of beer enthusiasts filled the grounds of Plattduetsche Park as the Das Bock Festival opened for the afternoon, with festivalgoers moving from vendor to vendor, sampling a variety of beers and settling in to enjoy the German-inspired atmosphere. more
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The Cedar Creek Wastewater Treatment Plant in Wantagh, which officials have described as critical to protecting Long Island waterways and groundwater, has for decades been the subject of recurring odor complaints from nearby residents.
Residents near Cedar Creek Plant say odors continue to impact daily life in Wantagh and Seaford
For some living near the Cedar Creek Water Pollution Control Plant off Merrick Road in Wantagh, the smell emanating from the facility is more than an occasional nuisance — it has shaped daily life. more
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