Saturday, October 3, 2026
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Jeff Toback is leaving office next month, but the five-term county legislator is assuring the community that he is not going anywhere, and will continue to remain active in civic life. Toback also …
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Annmarie Fertoli
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12/23/09
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WOR Radio's Joan Hamburg, a native of the Five Towns, regales her listeners with tales of her delight in reaching a travel destination, hopping on a bike and exploring the foreign town on her own. The tabloids carried many pictures of Caroline …
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By:Marcia Abramson
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4/27/01
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Jeff Toback is leaving office next month, but the five-term county legislator is assuring the community that he is not going anywhere, and will continue to remain active in civic life. Toback also says he is not ruling out another run for elective office should the opportunity
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Annmarie Fertoli
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12/23/09
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‘I am honored’
To the Editor:
I want to thank the residents of Rockville Centre for voting me and my RVC United Party running mates into office on June 21. We are grateful for the support …
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7/6/11
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The word most often used to describe Marge and Conrad Wilkie is “kind.”
Marge and Conrad — or Red, as people call him — both work for the Oceanside School District. Red works part-time, …
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Alex Costello
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12/30/10
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The documents that need to be approved to start redevelopment of the 72 acres surrounding Nassau Coliseum, an area known as the Nassau Hub, now sit in the Town of Hempstead clerk’s office, …
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By Brian Stieglitz
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2/6/20
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Craig Allen said he remembers when the sound of rolling thunder and the crack and flash of lightning would make him curl up in his childhood bedroom, frightened by the approaching storm. Now, he …
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By Alyssa Seidman
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9/19/19
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Assemblyman Brian Curran hosted his annual Women of Distinction event to recognize women from the community who have gone above and beyond the call of civic engagement and outreach to make Nassau …
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By Barbra Rubin-Perry
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9/30/15
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Two months after Laura Gillen was elected Town of Hempstead supervisor, defeating Republican Anthony Santino in a historic victory, she was sworn in to office on Monday. Expecting nearly 1,000 attendees, and not wishing to use extra town resources, Gillen decided to be sworn in separate ceremony from Council members Dorothy Goosby, Anthony D’Esposito and Dennis Dunne, according to Gillen’s spokesman, Mike Fricchione.
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By Ben Strack
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1/2/18
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Wantagh Park has been a hot spot for waterfront family fun for years in the community. But thanks to a new, colorful facility that opened in the park this month, residents and visitors alike can celebrate Long Island life in a new way.
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By Rebecca Anderson
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9/27/16
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