Saturday, October 10, 2026
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More than 2,100 Seaford students began the 2026-27 school year Sept. 1, from kindergarteners taking their first steps into school to seniors preparing for graduation.
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By Hunter Fenollol
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9/11/26
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Five people entered a Wantagh sewer through a manhole near Wantagh and Jerusalem avenues early Aug. 27, prompting 911 calls and a police investigation.
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By Hunter Fenollol
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9/11/26
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Lynbrook sophomore Melina Serra is making her mark in women’s baseball, helping the NY Wonders earn national success while pursuing her future in the sport.
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By Kayla Dechter
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9/11/26
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The Muldowney family lost two close relatives, Richard Muldowney Jr. and Kenneth Watson, New York City firemen who courageously went towards danger to help respond to the devastating destruction that occurred.
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By Andrew Francis
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9/11/26
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Glenwood Landing residents have launched a petition to have the United States Postal Service reevaluate the hamlet for home mail delivery. The petition comes after months of residents reporting trouble getting their mail and packages.
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By Julia Capitelli
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9/11/26
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Technology and artificial intelligence are changing the world around us remarkably fast. The students in our classrooms today are preparing to enter a world that will look very different from the one in which many of us grew up. As educators, we have a responsibility to stay informed and prepare our students to navigate this rapidly changing world with confidence, curiosity and good judgment. At the same time, we must thoughtfully introduce new ideas, approaches and technologies to the learning experience.
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By Unal Karakas
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9/11/26
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The more you witness the history of our multiple governments, the more you realize how our current government is no longer capable of serving the people who desperately need it. I have no issue with the people from both parties who provide us with services in our counties, towns and villages. But I am saddened by our federal system, which serves only itself.
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By Jerry Kremer
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9/11/26
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Whether it’s the war in Iran, Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, China’s expansionism or the continuing threat of Islamist terrorism, the United States and the world are faced with crises from multiple directions. This should be a time when nations with common values and interests forge a united front, no matter our policy differences or personality clashes.
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By Peter King
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9/11/26
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Teaching sports management, I find a lot of motivation in working with students who are going to be the future leaders in this growing industry. But have I felt joy? Not really. To see your favorite teams lose year after year — and my teams seemed to lose a lot of painful games — sapped the joy out of being a fan. I’ve always felt like an outsider in the world of fandom, jealous of others around the country whose teams achieved their ultimate goal. We’re New York fans, for God’s sake. We deserved better!
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By Sarbjit Singh
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9/11/26
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But 25 years later, the challenge for all of us is the same: How do we remember Sept. 11 in a meaningful way, and how do we help those who continue to live with its consequences?
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9/11/26
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