Saturday, October 3, 2026
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ERASE Racism’s Student Task Force is one avenue. The resulting friendships and the insights shared are vital to the region’s future. Many more Long Island high school students may just find, as I did, that working to advance racial justice will create a new generation of leaders who seek to overcome existing barriers.
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By Alli Alvarez
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12/2/25
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There is no doubt that carbon emissions, created when fossil fuels are burned, cause climate change. We see the impacts every day on Long Island. The increasing frequency of extreme weather, coastal flooding and the acidification of the ocean are real problems that we must work to address in a measured and responsible approach.
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By Judy Griffin
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12/2/25
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The holidays don’t need to be an endurance test. With realistic expectations, thoughtful boundaries and a commitment to your mental well-being, you can transform the season from chaotic to intentional.
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12/2/25
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For many people, the thought of estate planning brings a wave of uncertainty with complicated legal terms, difficult decisions and the uneasy feeling of confronting “what happens when.” But for Hoskins Life & Legacy Planning, it’s not just about what happens after you’re gone, it’s about protecting your peace while you’re living.
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Tara Jones
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12/2/25
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Since 1982, New York Dance Theatre, in partnership with the Ohman School of Ballet, has staged the full-length classic each December. Rooted in the Balanchine tradition handed down from founder Frank Ohman — a former student and soloist under George Balanchine — the production has grown into one of the region’s most recognizable holiday events.
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By Roksana Amid
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12/2/25
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History was made Saturday night.
A record that stood for 22 years was broken by Bayport-Blue Point junior kicker Tom Steyert, who made a 47-yard game-winning field goal as time expired to give …
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By Nick Mongiovi
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12/1/25
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Spotting Sayville two touchdowns in Friday’s Long Island Class III football championship game wasn’t an ideal situation for Wantagh, but falling behind early was nothing new and nothing …
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By Tony Bellissimo
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11/30/25
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The Massapequa football team made history Friday afternoon, defeating Ward Melville, 14-12, to win the Long Island Class I title at Hofstra’s Shuart Stadium.
The Chiefs joined William …
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By Dylan Butler
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11/29/25
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New York lawmakers, backed by hundreds of pharmacists, are now pushing the Patient Access to Pharmacy Act, or PAPA, which would establish minimum reimbursement standards for commercial insurance plans and increase oversight of PBMs.
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By Ainsley Martinez
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11/28/25
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Joseph Giardina recently returned to the Wantagh High School field where he played lacrosse more than 10 years ago — but this time, he showed up in a New York City Fire Department uniform. …
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By Luke Feeney
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11/28/25
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