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Members of Baldwin Middle School’s National Junior Honor Society launched a schoolwide Make-A-Wish campaign this year that has raised nearly $14,000 and helped spark a first-of-its-kind partnership in which Baldwin school nurses are encouraged to refer eligible children facing critical illnesses to the nonprofit.

Baldwin schools launch first-of-its-kind Make-A-Wish initiative

Baldwin Middle School students have raised nearly $14,000 for the Make-A-Wish Foundation while helping launch a first-of-its-kind partnership that trains Baldwin school nurses to identify and refer eligible children facing critical illnesses directly to the organization’s wish-granting program. more

By Allyson Ferrari | 5/8/26

The Episcopal Health Services board of trustees and senior executive leadership celebrated the opening of the Walsh Ambulatory Pavilion with a ribbon-cutting last Friday.

Episcopal Health Services opens Walsh Ambulatory Pavilion in Far Rockaway

Episcopal Health Services celebrated the opening of the Walsh Ambulatory Pavilion, bringing expanded outpatient, cancer and specialty care services to the Rockaway Peninsula. more

By Melissa Berman | 5/8/26

Leonard “Leo” Burke, a 45-year-old Valley Stream volunteer firefighter and emergency medical technician, is searching for a living donor for his third kidney transplant.

Valley Stream first responder Leo Burke searches for third kidney donor after years of service

Valley Stream firefighter and EMT Leo Burke is searching for a third living kidney donor while continuing dialysis and community service. more

By Angelina Zingariello | 5/8/26

Robert Wilson, a Bellmore native, completed six of the world’s major marathons on April 20 after running the Boston Marathon.

Bellmore runner Robert Wilson completes the Abbott World Marathon Majors Six Star Medal

For Robert Wilson, what began as a way to pass time during the pandemic turned into a journey across the globe — and ultimately, a finish line in Boston that marked the completion of one of running’s most prestigious achievements. more

By Hernesto Galdamez | 5/8/26

Families at Temple Am Echad displayed Israeli flags during a Yom Ha’atzmaut celebration on May 1, which featured a dinner, a service and community activities.

Temple Am Echad hosts Yom Ha’atzmaut community celebration in Lynbrook

Temple Am Echad in Lynbrook united families for a Yom Ha’atzmaut celebration featuring food, prayer and community activities. more

By Kayla Dechter | 5/8/26

Mario Hurtado Galindo, 37, of 178-19 147th Ave. in Queens.

Queens man arrested in Nassau County burglary spree

Police arrested a Queens man accused of multiple residential burglaries across Nassau County communities. more

By Melissa Berman | 5/6/26

Local leaders raised concern over the screening of ‘Palestine 36.’

Bellmore religious leaders object to ‘Palestine 36’ screening at Bellmore Movies and Showplace

Bellmore Movies and Showplace is facing pushback from local religious leaders over its screening of the film “Palestine 36,” with members of the Merrick-Bellmore Board of Rabbis calling the movie historically misleading and harmful. more

By Hernesto Galdamez | 5/1/26

Joseph Petraro, 13, sixth from left, completed his Eagle Scout project at the Five Towns Premier Rehabilitation and Nursing Center, in Woodmere, on April 22.

Eagle scout Joseph Petraro builds garden for nursing home residents

Hewlett teen Joseph Petraro leads an Eagle Scout project creating an intergenerational garden at a Woodmere nursing home to connect residents and families. more

By Melissa Berman | 5/1/26

David Wagner, third from right, served as a mentor to many upcoming firefighters.

Long Beach Fire Department Captain David Wagner dies at 63

Veteran Long Beach Fire Department Capt. David Wagner, a devoted volunteer and community leader for over 40 years, died unexpectedly on April 17. more

By Chris Colucci | 5/1/26

On the Franklin Square side of the Southern State Parkway, residents have complained of an increase in engine and muffler noise so severe that it has become a quality-of-life issue.

Franklin Square residents demand enforcement on Southern State Parkway noise, reckless driving

Residents of Franklin Square say that a growing quality-of-life and safety issue along the Southern State Parkway has been met with little to no enforcement, despite state legislation intended to address it. more

By Hailey Fulmer | 5/1/26

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