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Adam Sontag was reunited with Alfie, an orange Scottish straight, after five years apart.
Glen Cove couple never gave up hope of finding Alfie
When a thin, dirty, orange cat wandered into Adam Sontag and Danielle Reiss’s backyard in Glen Cove in August 2021, they thought they would help a lost pet find its way home. Instead, the cat they … more
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The pool includes swimming lanes, splash pads, and attractions for all ages.
Newly restored Jones Beach East Bathhouse welcomes families back for summer fun
After sitting dormant for years, a piece of Jones Beach history is once again filled with the sights and sounds of children playing, families swimming and visitors enjoying the summer sun. more
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Kennedy Plaza was filled with informational booths and vendor stalls on Tuesday as crowds took part in the festivities.
Long Beach police connect with residents at National Night Out
Long Beach residents joined police officers and first responders at Kennedy Plaza for National Night Out, featuring food, music, family activities and community connections. more
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Kip, one of BARRK’s adoptable dogs, is looking for a “furr-ever” home.
Valley Stream native leads foster-based dog rescue BARRK
Valley Stream resident Kristina Howley founded BARRK Animal Rescue in memory of her father. The foster-based nonprofit rescues, rehabilitates and rehomes homeless and at-risk dogs across Long Island. more
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Members of Lights Out Softball meet every Thursday night for a 10-on-10 game. Above, Akiva Light, batting, Seeyon Goykadosh, catching, and Mike Russo, umpiring.
Lights Out Softball builds community across the Five Towns
Lights Out Softball is bringing players from the Five Towns and Rockaways together through competitive games, community events and a growing softball league. more
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Carl Gerrato, president of the Franklin Square Public Library Board of Trustees, explains the importance of the renovations to the library’s roof, having seen the conditions of the roof himself in the past.
Federal funding helps launch Franklin Square library renovation planning
A long-planned effort to replace the aging roof at the Franklin Square Public Library took a major step forward, as library officials begin planning comprehensive renovations they agree will protect the building for decades while improving energy efficiency and expanding services for the community. more
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The art on display, like this piece by Kristin Kirleis, also serves to improve the public perception of horseshoe crabs, which are essential to the health of the Long Island Sound.
Horseshoe crab art exhibition to open at Hive Market and Gallery in Oyster Bay
"Horseshoe Crab and Friends," an exhibition featuring works by Long Island artists is set to open at Hive Market and Gallery on Aug. 15. more
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Anna Calabrese, of Rockville Centre, earned the Girl Scout Gold Award for creating "Hear She, Hear She!," a podcast and educational initiative that empowers young women to build confidence, strengthen their communication skills and find their voices through conversations with accomplished female leaders.
Rockville Centre teen earns Girl Scout Gold Award
Rockville Centre's Anna Calabrese earned the Girl Scouts Gold Award for creating "Hear She, Hear She!," a podcast and educational project that empowers young women to build confidence and find their voices through storytelling and mentorship. more
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Uniondale High School, where the auditorium will undergo nearly $278,000 in upgrades funded by a Nassau County Community Revitalization Project grant.
Legislative grant by Olena Nicks secures $278,000 for new technology to Uniondale high school auditorium
Uniondale High School’s auditorium is set to undergo its first major technology upgrade in years after Nassau County unanimously secured nearly $278,000 to modernize the venue with new audiovisual equiptment more
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Under the guidance of her sensei, Mamdouh Ibrahim, Charlotte Demmerle, 10, of Oceanside, earned a spot on the 2026 USA Karate Junior National Team, and will represent the United States at the Junior Pan American Karate Championships in Costa Rica later this month.
Oceanside's Charlotte Demmerle earns spot on Team USA Karate
When 10-year-old Charlotte Demmerle stepped off the mat after winning her semifinal match at the USA Karate National Championships in Washington State from July 16 to 19, she had accomplished a goal she had been working toward for years. more
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