Saturday, October 3, 2026
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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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Mepham used a dominant defensive second half and a commanding effort on the boards to secure a 49-37 girls basketball victory over Hewlett Jan. 14, improving to 8-5 overall and 4-1 in Conference AA-2
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By Niko Scarlatos
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1/21/26
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