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Chase Sattali prepared for an interview for a position in guest services.
Belmont Park job fair draws local job seekers ahead of opening
Dozens of job seekers filled the Elmont Memorial Library on Aug. 19, hoping to land a position at the newly redeveloped Belmont Park before its Sept. 18 opening. more
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Nassau County D.A. Anne Donnelly, at podium, with Long Beach City Councilman Mike Reinhart, left; FBI Special Agent in Charge Mike Ratta; and acting Police Commissioner Richard DePalma.
Long Beach police seize 23 guns, drugs in raid
Long Beach police, the FBI and Nassau County prosecutors seized 23 firearms, drugs and more than $100,000 during a raid that led to an arrest. more
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Dr. Alan Baum with Bopka, he and his wife, Andrea’s, dog. Baum’s love of animals inspired a veterinary career that has spanned six decades.
Lynbrook honors veterinarian Dr. Alan Baum for decades of service
Lynbrook honored Dr. Alan Baum, 86, for nearly six decades of caring for local pets at Crawford Animal Hospital. more
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Propel NY Energy representatives continue to emphasize the necessity of the project, but many residents and elected officials remain unconvinced.
Locals on the North Shore question Propel’s ties to state politics
The $3.26 billion Propel NY Energy project is facing renewed scrutiny over its extensive network of lobbyists, consultants, contractors and political connections as residents and local officials question how the project is being advanced and whether their concerns are receiving adequate attention. more
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Cutz for EDU volunteers Wyetta Wiggins, Shanequea Kirk, Marlaine Cleveland and Betty Bennofield were ready to hand out backpacks to children.
Cutz for EDU event in Freeport gives students free haircuts and school supplies
Trimz Barber Shop's annual Cutz for EDU back-to-school giveaway provided hundreds of students and families from Freeport and other Long Island communities with free school supplies, haircuts and more. more
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The Island Park PTA — along with local organizations, including the Island Park Public Library — is hosting its inaugural school supply drive to aid local students. Donations will be accepted through Sept. 17.
Island Park PTA launches first-ever school supply drive for local students
The Island Park PTA is making sure that local students return to school with the supplies they need, spearheading its first-ever school-supply drive, an effort organizers hope will become an annual tradition. more
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Justine Siegal, the first commissioner of the Women’s Pro Baseball League, took part in opening day ceremonies on Aug. 1, symbolically passing the torch from the league’s past to its present and future generations of women’s professional baseball players.
Retired Rockville Centre dentist Michael Rechter captures women’s baseball history
Retired Rockville Centre dentist Michael Rechter began his next chapter by photographing the historic opening of the Women’s Pro Baseball League in Illinois. more
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With the help of artificial intelligence, Kathy and Vonn Brickmeier have created animated scenes and backgrounds for the Bellmore-Merrick Central High School District’s Extended School Year production of ‘Ones Upon a Mattress.’
Bellmore-Merrick students shine in inclusive ‘Once Upon a Mattress’ production
Students in the Bellmore-Merrick Central High School District’s Extended School Year program took to the screen Aug. 13 with a production of “Once Upon a Mattress,” continuing an 11-year tradition of giving students with special needs an opportunity to perform in a supportive, creative environment. more
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Nassau County Executive Bruce Blakeman speaks at a news conference in Mineola on Aug. 26 about the county’s 287(g) agreement with Immigration and Customs Enforcement.
Nassau County Executive Bruce Blakeman says county will comply with new 287(g) law while continuing to work with ICE
Nassau County Executive Bruce Blakeman said today that the county will comply with the state law ending its 287(g) agreement with Immigration and Customs Enforcement, while continuing to work with ICE within the limits of the law. more
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Garrett Reid, right, with his Eagle Scout project sponsor, Sister Barbara Faber, after completing his service project for the Our Lady of Peace thrift shop in Lynbrook.
Lynbrook Eagle Scout Garrett Reid completes church service project
Lynbrook Eagle Scout Garrett Reid earned scouting’s highest rank after leading a service project to replace a deteriorating donation shed at Our Lady of Peace. more
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