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Students have already been able to take advantage of renovated spaces, such as the new robotics lab. Previously, the robotics program had lacked a devoted space, and had to move rooms each school year.
Locust Valley High and Middle Schools get renovated
Locust Valley Central School District students returned to a transformed high school and middle school campus this month, after workers completed three major infrastructure projects over the summer, … more
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Belmont Park will reopen Sept. 18 following a three-year redevelopment, with the LIRR adding trains and NYRA providing shuttle service for racing fans.
LIRR adds trains for Belmont Park’s reopening
Belmont Park will reopen Sept. 18 following a three-year redevelopment, with the MTA and NYRA encouraging fans to use the LIRR, which will provide additional trains and shuttle service during the 46-day fall meet. more
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Oral rabies vaccine baits will be distributed throughout Nassau County from Sept. 22 through Oct. 9 as part of the county’s efforts to control the spread of rabies.
Nassau County Department of Health to distribute raccoon rabies vaccine baits
The Nassau County Department of Health will begin its fall distribution of oral rabies vaccine baits Sept. 22 as part of ongoing efforts to prevent the spread of rabies among wildlife and protect residents and their pets. more
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The 9/11 memorial garden has been in place since 2002, established by former Nassau County Legislator Denise Ford.
Long Beach City Council plans to declare 9/11 holiday
More than 100 people gathered for the 25th 9/11 memorial service in front of the Virginia Avenue Garden of Remembrance. Long Beach City Council Vice President Chris Fiumara announced the city' plans to be the first municipality in the state to officially recognize September 11 as a holiday. more
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Edy Dalto, a longtime Glen Cove resident who now lives in Glen Head, attended the Glen Cove Street Fair with her grandson Giovanni Dalto, 5.
Glen Cove Street Fair returns Sept. 19 with vendors, food and family fun
For Edy Dalto, the Glen Cove Street Fair is more than an afternoon of pony rides, food and shopping. Walking through downtown brings her back to the Glen Cove of her childhood — and now gives her a … more
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It was the last first day for Seaford High School’s seniors, who wore their Class of 2027 shirts to school on Sept. 1.
Seaford students begin 2026-27 school year
More than 2,100 Seaford students began the 2026-27 school year Sept. 1, from kindergarteners taking their first steps into school to seniors preparing for graduation. more
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Five people climbed down below the street at the inter- section of Wantagh and Jerusalem Avenues, using the manhole in the sidewalk at center, early on Aug. 27.
Wantagh manhole mystery leaves residents asking questions
Five people entered a Wantagh sewer through a manhole near Wantagh and Jerusalem avenues early Aug. 27, prompting 911 calls and a police investigation. more
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The NY Wonders celebrated their second-place finish at the Baseball For All Nationals on July 25, earning silver medals after an undefeated run through their first five games in the tournament.
Lynbrook’s Melina Serra shines in growing women’s baseball
Lynbrook sophomore Melina Serra is making her mark in women’s baseball, helping the NY Wonders earn national success while pursuing her future in the sport. more
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Glenwood Landing residents are petitioning for the United States Postal Service to consider the hamlet for home mail delivery.
Glenwood Landing residents start petition for home mail delivery
Glenwood Landing residents have launched a petition to have the United States Postal Service reevaluate the hamlet for home mail delivery. The petition comes after months of residents reporting trouble getting their mail and packages.  more
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For Bobbie Jo DiFabio, the first day of her teaching career was supposed to be a milestone filled with excitement, nerves and the promise of a new beginning. Instead, it became a day that changed the country — and shaped the educator she would become.
Baldwin teacher Bobbie Jo DiFabio recalls starting her career on 9/11
For Bobbie Jo DiFabio, the first day of her teaching career was supposed to be a milestone filled with excitement, nerves and the promise of a new beginning. more
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