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ction in the Middle East and a domestic economy that swings up and down as the price of oil steadily rises, Long Island’s congressional delegation took part in a spirited but congenial debate of … more
Lynbrook High School welcomed 71 student-run businesses from 50 Long Island districts for its third annual Virtual Enterprise Trade Show, showcasing entrepreneurship, innovation and career-ready skills. more
Lawrence High School named Poonam Bansi valedictorian, Ava Abramov salutatorian and Meredith Maldonado honor speaker, recognizing their academic excellence, leadership and service. more
LIJ Valley Stream hospital opened a pediatric sleep program in partnership with Cohen Children’s, expanding specialized care for local families. more
The colors white, red and green — symbolizing the Italian flag — were joined by gold and purple, the official colors of the Order Sons and Daughters of Italy in America, America Lodge 2245, in Franklin Square, as members gathered on March 18 to mark the start of a new term for lodge President Joseph Armocida and fellow officers. more
St. Agnes Cathedral School graduate and South Hempstead resident Christine Goodwin, who received a kidney transplant from her father as a teenager, is now seeking a second donor more than 30 years later, drawing on her faith, community and professional network as she works with Northwell Health to find a life-saving match before needing dialysis. more
Members of Scouting America Troop 240 in West Hempstead hosted its annual pasta dinner at the American Legion Cathedral Post 1087, at 233 Woodlawn Road, on March 15, drawing more than 130 participants and raising $2,500. more
Bishop William F. Murphy, who led the Diocese of Rockville Centre for more than 15 years and guided the Long Island Catholic community through periods of growth and challenge, died on March 26 at age 85. more
Dr. Jacqueline Marecheau is working to improve maternal health outcomes and reduce disparities in underserved Rockaway communities through expanded services and equity-focused care. more
Not all scientists begin their careers in labs — some start in the shadow of dinosaurs. For Ray Ann Havasy, 63, of Port Washington, that early fascination led to a career defined by academic … more
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