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AKIRA employees gathered at the new Green Acres location during the grand-opening celebration, showcasing the brand’s signature immersive shopping experience as the store debuted in Valley Stream.
AKIRA debuts at Green Acres with grand-opening event
AKIRA opened its newest Green Acres store with giveaways, games and promotions as the mall continues its major redevelopment. more
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Artists and presenters Laura Villana, Paul Rodriquesz, Kimberly Zambrano, Martin Vejarano, and Adriana Devers led activities that brought Latinx art, music and storytelling to life during the district’s Latinx Arts Festival.
Valley Stream District 30 fifth graders celebrate heritage at Latinx Arts Festival
District 30 fifth graders celebrated culture through art, music, storytelling and interactive activities at the Latinx Arts Festival. more
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Willow Road Elementary students raised a large American flag as part of their Veterans Day assembly, showing respect and gratitude for those who have served.
Valley Stream School District 13 honors Veterans Day across schools
District 13 students celebrated Veterans Day with assemblies, guest speakers and creative tributes honoring service and sacrifice. more
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Brian Falk had three touchdowns Saturday as Seaford knocked off Lynbrook, 48-20, in a Nassau Conference IV semifinal at Hofstra.
Falk, Calvacca lead Seaford past Lynbrook
It was a tale of two halves for Seaford’s vaunted ground attack in Saturday afternoon’s Nassau Conference IV football semifinal. Senior Brian Falk dominated the first half with more … more
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Assemblyman Charles Lavine, left, organized the evening’s vigil at the Glen Street Long Island Rail Road station, where ICE arrests took place early this year. Angel Reyes Rivas, right, spoke about immigrant families living in fear of leaving their homes. Beside him is his daughter, Zoe, 6.
Glen Cove immigrant families describe growing fear as community holds vigil
When Angel Reyes Rivas approached the microphone at the Glen Street Long Island Rail Road station last week, he barely got a few sentences out before his voice cracked. The 35-year-old Glen Cove … more
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Scott Sila, far right, a paramedic with the Locust Valley Fire Department, praised coaches and staff members who helped revive a student who collapsed during varsity basketball tryouts on Monday night.
Locust Valley Central School District honors coaches who saved high school student who collapsed
Days after a student collapsed during varsity basketball tryouts, the Locust Valley Central School District publicly recognized the employees whose quick response saved his life. At Wednesday … more
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Christine Panzeca shared her research on Propel NY’s planned transmission project with business owners and members of the Greenvale Civic Association.
Glen Head residents push against Propel, project representatives respond
Glen Head residents Christine Panzeca and George Pombar helped rally opposition to a proposed lithium battery storage facility on the Glenwood Landing waterfront last year. Now the two have turned … more
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Dexter Jelley, a senior at Oyster Bay High School and a ‘probie’ with the Atlantic Steamer Fire Company, practiced with the ‘jaws of life’ at a training session on Nov. 13.
Passing the hose to the next generation at Atlantic Steamer Fire Company in Oyster Bay
The Atlantic Steamer Fire Company has welcomed four new members, including three seniors from Oyster Bay High School who say they were drawn by a mix of childhood inspiration, community ties and a … more
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Dr. John D’Angelo congratulated a Zucker School of Medicine at Hofstra/Northwell first-year medical student at the White Coat ceremony.
Dr. John D’Angelo appointed Northwell Health President and CEO, succeeding Michael Dowling
Northwell Health, the largest nonprofit health system in the Northeast, announced that Dr. John D’Angelo has officially assumed the role of president and chief executive officer, succeeding … more
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Steve Israel’s new book, ‘The Einstein Conspiracy,’ follows Albert Einstein as Nazi agents try to prevent him from warning President Roosevelt about Germany’s work on the atomic bomb.
Steve Israel’s new book 'The Einstein Conspiracy' pits the famous scientist against Nazis on Long Island
Steve Israel, the former congressman and owner of Theodore’s Books on Audrey Avenue, has written a new novel that blends local history, international espionage and one of the most consequential … more
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