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Musically, Chapin’s prowess is indisputable: In just nine years he released 12 albums, filled with songs like “Taxi,” “W.O.L.D,” “Circle,” “Sequel,” and of course, “Cat’s In the Cradle,” that cemented his legacy as a magnificent musical storyteller. more
T wo weeks ago, the Mets honored their 1986 team on the 40th anniversary of its World Series championship season. That was the last time the Mets won it all, and unfortunately, it looks like it will … more
It’s difficult to choose one event as the most dramatic, but it’s worth recounting them one by one. The Michigan Democratic primary produced an unexpected victory by progressive candidate Dr. Abdul El-Sayed. President Trump won the state of Michigan in three elections, but with his popularity at an all-time low, a far-left candidate who won on the issue of affordability shouldn’t be counted out. And New York City residents shouldn’t be surprised by the Michigan result, considering that there’s a socialist mayor in City Hall. more
Elections aren’t sporting events, and voters shouldn’t approach them as if they’re rooting for a favorite team. Polls may provide a snapshot of public opinion at a specific moment, but they are not ballots and do not evaluate policies. more
Malverne resident Don Pupke returned home to a community celebration Aug. 7 after completing a 36-day, 750-mile walk from Buffalo to Montauk to raise money for improvements at American Legion Post 44. more
Security preparations and measures being implemented ahead of President Donald Trump’s Friday visit to Nassau County were unveiled on Aug. 13. more
From cheerful teacher tees to comfortable clothes for elementary-age students, Life is Good brings its signature optimism to the first day of school. more
Baseball, Love Island, sharks and hockey romance all had a place in Summer 2026 — and Life is Good has a shirt for nearly every one of them. more
Critics of Liberty Water are continuing their push for the South Nassau Water Authority to acquire the private utility’s Town of Hempstead operations, arguing that a public takeover should move … more
Nearly 50 years after opening Donna Carbone’s Dance Arts, Donna Schaeffer still arrives at the studio with the same enthusiasm that inspired her to first open its doors in 1977. more
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