Sunday, October 11, 2026
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South Side entered the fourth quarter of Wednesday's Long Island Class AA championship game trailing one-loss Smithtown West by just a basket before the Bulls’ explosive offense found its rhythm.
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By Andrew Coen
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3/12/26
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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.
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By Tony Bellissimo
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3/12/26
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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.
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By Tony Bellissimo
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3/11/26
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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.
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By Abbey Salvemini
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3/11/26
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During Brain Awareness Week (March 16–22), Hearing and Brain Centers of America is highlighting one of the most overlooked—but proven—ways to protect brain health: treating hearing loss and tinnitus.
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3/11/26
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Third installment in a series about water.
For generations, the waters surrounding Long Island have defined its identity — from the wide-open waterfronts of the South Shore to the shellfish …
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By Abigail Grieco, Will Sheeline and Joseph D'Alessandro
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3/11/26
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While President Trump promised us that his approach to immigration would rid us of the “worst of the worst” undocumented criminals, the reality is that some of the worst have become the president’s biggest fans. And several have become the biggest admirers of Nassau County Executive Bruce Blakeman, the Republican gubernatorial candidate. Wilfredo Blanco Molina is one of their most ardent supporters.
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By Charles Lavine
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3/11/26
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This Sunday, March 15, is Long Covid Awareness Day. But awareness without action is futile. So let’s commit to making this the year long Covid gets the recognition, coverage and funding it so sorely needs. Our children deserve nothing less.
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3/11/26
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At this point there hasn’t been any so-called “Mamdani effect.” There are lots of things that could happen, but so far, so good. When you manage a government as large as New York City’s, however, there are many land mines ahead, any one of which could do a new, young mayor in.
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By Jerry Kremer
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3/11/26
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I love being a part of this news-gathering and opinion-formulating enterprise. From my perch, I focus inward, on family and life issues, and sometimes outward, on the political and social forces that unite and divide us.
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By Randi Kreiss
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3/11/26
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