Sunday, October 11, 2026
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After winning the Conference 3 title in 2024, the Baldwin girls jumped to Conference 2 after losing several top players. The Bruins suffered through a 1-13 season. This spring should go smoother with its return to Conference 3.
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By Marc Berman
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4/9/26
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A jump from Class B to A and losing seven seniors is going to challenge Baldwin’s boys lacrosse from competing for a postseason spot.
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By Marc Berman
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4/9/26
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As Long Island’s energy system modernizes, battery storage is becoming a central piece of how electricity is generated, delivered and managed.
At its core, battery energy storage systems (BESS) capture electricity from the power grid — including solar and wind — when demand and prices are low and store it for later use. When demand increases, instead of turning to costly and dirty peaker plants, batteries can discharge, selling their power at a lower price. The result is a more flexible system that can better match supply with demand, saving ratepayers money.
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Tara Jones
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4/9/26
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Rex Heuermann admitted to being the Gilgo Beach serial killer on April 8.
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By Alyssa R. Griffin
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4/8/26
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As we allow the judicial process to play out and give Nafiah and her family the space, support and resources they need to heal, we have an opportunity to ensure that no future victim of such a horrific crime — God forbid that day comes — is ever left to wonder whether justice will be served before time runs out.
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By Carrié Solages
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4/8/26
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We don’t have to choose between security and accountability. We can do both. We don’t have to accept dysfunction in Washington. And we certainly don’t have to tolerate political games when real people are being affected.
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By Tom Suozzi
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4/8/26
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As we enter the final stage of this process, I’m fighting for a responsible budget that reflects the priorities of A.D. 21. Thank you to those who have shared your opinions with me, so that I can make sure your voice is heard in Albany.
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By Judy Griffin
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4/8/26
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Every community gets the local news it deserves — which is to say, the local news it supports. If you want a paper that shows up, you have to show up for it. On Local News Day, make that decision. Subscribe. Advertise. Tell your neighbors. The Herald has been here for over a century. Whether we’re here for the next one is, in no small part, up to you.
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4/8/26
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I believe with all my heart that for many of us boomers, the pandemic and its isolation, the separation from kids, grandkids and friends, robbed us of the years we might have eased into older age. And now we’re here. The best I can do is look at this moment, and it will be just a moment, with new eyes.
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By Randi Kreiss
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4/8/26
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Is this the year of the blue wave? Will it be a modified one or a total rout? Is there any chance of a red wave? Not likely. But, once again, we are facing a year in which the U.S. House of Representatives, and perhaps the Senate, are up for grabs, and the early odds favor the party that’s out of power.
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By Jerry Kremer
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4/8/26
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