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Q. I notice you write about getting building permits all the time. You would think it was obvious, yet you devote many of your columns to reminding people to get permits. Is this because you find that people don’t already know this?
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By Monte Leeper
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1/23/26
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The Village of Valley Stream's Art for Kids program returns, offering a six-week class that encourages creativity and art appreciation.
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By Angelina Zingariello
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1/23/26
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A permanent Holocaust memorial known as the Wall of Tears will be built in Cedarhurst’s Andrew J. Parise Park through a village partnership and community fundraising effort aimed at education, remembrance and combating antisemitism.
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By Melissa Berman
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1/23/26
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For many in the workplace, conversations about fair pay still happen in whispers — or not at all. Because of this, unequal pay remains one of the most persistent workplace issues, quietly affecting women and employees of color across industries.
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Brandi Calhoun
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1/23/26
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Known for her tangible support in communities in Elmont and Nigeria, Emilian Emeagwali committed a life’s work of excellence. While visiting her hometown in Onitsha, Nigeria, last month with her nonprofit Giving Back to the Community Corporation, she earned the Odu title, the most prestigious title a woman can earn in Onitsha.
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Hailey Fulmer
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1/23/26
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Students from Hangout One Happy Place, in Baldwin, shared a joyful and empowering experience on Jan. 14, when they made two large pizzas from scratch in the kitchen at Lia’s Pizzeria in Oceanside.
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By Allyson Ferrari
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1/23/26
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Locust Valley Public Library is digitizing hundreds of hours of 20th-century high school sports footage from Locust Valley High School.
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By Will Sheeline
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1/23/26
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More than 150 residents gathered in Glen Cove for a community meeting organized by Assemblyman Charles Lavine amid an increase in immigration enforcement activity.
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By Roksana Amid and Will Sheeline
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1/23/26
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After up to 12 inches of snow fell across Long Island, roadways and walkways remain icy due to the cold temperatures.
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By Jeff Bessen and Abbey Salvemini
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1/22/26
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Q. I keep going back and forth, literally, from my plans to my yard, because we’re putting on an addition, which I wanted to be bigger, but I also want to avoid a zoning variance.
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By Monte Leeper
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1/22/26
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