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The Women’s Empowerment Group, shown after a 2025 meeting, was created in 2017 and has doubled in size in the years since.
Women keep empowering women in Long Beach
On March 18, the Women’s Empowerment Group will meet at the Long Beach Public Library for the first time in 2026 — its January and February meetings were both canceled due to snowstorms. The woman-focused organization has been getting together for nearly 10 years, having done so for the first time at the library in 2017 and once a month ever since. more
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Hewlett High School junior Ella Findling, left, senior Julia Igaunis and junior Valeria Paez Martinez pursued science research projects. All three girls are aiming to reach the final round of the International Science and Engineering Fair, which will take place in Pheonix in May.
Hewlett High School students advance at Long Island Science Fair
Three Hewlett High School students advanced to the next round of the Long Island Science and Engineering Fair with research projects on medicine, plant biology and environmental science. more
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Seaford High School senior Matthew Kind has been named a finalist in the prestigious National Merit Scholarship Program, placing him among the nation’s top high school students.
Seaford valedictorian named National Merit finalist
Seaford High School senior Matthew Kind has been named a finalist in the prestigious National Merit Scholarship Program, placing him among the nation’s top high school students. more
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Anestoria Shalkowski, president of the Uniondale Community Land Trust, far left, presented Juan Kelly with a ceremonial key after Kelly became the owner of a newly built home on Uniondale Avenue, thanks to the land trust’s affordable-housing program. With Kelly were his daughters, Jaylnn and Kimberly.
Uniondale housing lottery changes life of Queens father
In February 2025, after learning he was ranked fourth in a housing lottery for a new home in Uniondale, Juan Kelly visited the empty lot on Uniondale Avenue where the house would eventually stand. more
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The Sea Cliff Board of Trustees and the co-chairs of the village Environmental Conservation Commission discussed recycling at Monday’s meeting.
Village of Sea Cliff aims to improve recycling effort
The Sea Cliff Board of Trustees is considering new ways to encourage residents to recycle. more
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Student parents at Nassau Community College may soon have greater access to on-campus child care under a new SUNY expansion program.
Nassau Community College student parents to benefit from expanded SUNY child care services
Student parents attending Nassau Community College may soon have greater access to child care as part of a statewide expansion announced this week by Kathy Hochul aimed at supporting adult learners across the State University of New York system. more
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Baldwin captured the Long Island Class AAA girls' basketball title, topping Walt Whitman 54-46 at Stony Brook University on March 11.
Baldwin holds off Whitman for Long Island title
Baldwin’s once-comfortable 19-point lead over Walt Whitman in the Long Island Class AAA girls’ basketball title game whittled down to five with less than three minutes remaining on March 11. more
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Plainedge rallied from 14 points down to defeat Shoreham-Wading River, 51-49, in the L.I. Class A championship game on March 11.
Plainedge rallies for first Long Island championship
Trailing Shoreham-Wading River by 14 points late in the first half of the Long Island Class A girls’ basketball championship game on March 11, Plainedge didn’t press the panic button. more
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Police Commissioner Patrick J. Ryder stands with NCPD officials and Barbara Waldman’s children during the news conference unveiling the advances in DNA technology used to identify her alleged 1974 murder assailant.
 DNA identifies suspect in 1974 Oceanside killing
A young Oceanside mother was sexually assaulted and shot to death in her home in 1974 and Nassau County police unveiled Wednesday the possible assailant. more
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Nassau County Executive Bruce Blakeman delivered his State of the County address on Monday, emphasizing public safety and fiscal stability.
Bruce Blakeman promotes law‑and‑order agenda; Delia DeRiggi‑Whitton says assessment, staffing crises persist
Nassau County Executive Bruce Blakeman delivered an upbeat State of the County address Monday night, portraying a region he called “the safest county in America.” more
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