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Student honorees reflected the district’s spirit of leadership and service as they were recognized for their volunteer achievements last week.
Valley Stream Chamber of Commerce honors 43 student volunteers for community service
The Valley Stream Chamber of Commerce honored 43 students for their volunteer work supporting community events and strengthening school-business ties. more
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Residents, Long Beach officials and representatives of the companies working with the city met to discuss potential solutions to the challenges of parking in the Central Park Avenue corridor.
Long Beach residents share solutions in parking overhaul workshops
Long Beach officials gather resident input on new parking strategies in West End, Central Park Avenue, and East End workshops. more
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Food pantry shelves show limited stock as rising grocery costs and economic uncertainty drive increased demand across Long Island.
Rising grocery costs strain Long Island food pantries amid federal funding uncertainty
Grocery prices hit a three-year high, putting pressure on Long Island food pantries like Valley Stream’s as they face rising demand and federal funding concerns. more
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Long Beach athletes continue their partnership with the Long Beach Soup Kitchen with a collection event on Oct. 11. Above, the lacrosse team’s food drive in March.
Long Beach Soup Kitchen teams up with varsity volleyball for food drive
The Long Beach Soup Kitchen and varsity volleyball team host an Oct. 11 food drive to support local families facing food insecurity. more
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Diane Greene and Deborah Mendez at the Adelphi New York Statewide Breast Cancer Hotline and Support Program booth, providing resources and information to event attendees.
Valley Stream community unites for annual Dr. Elsy Mecklembourg-Guibert Breast Cancer Awareness Walk
Valley Stream residents gathered at Hendrickson Park for the annual Dr. Elsy Mecklembourg-Guibert Breast Cancer Awareness Walk to honor survivors and raise awareness. more
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All in the family for fishing were Sal, left, Alex, Bentley and Jessica Rivas.
Kids cast their lines at Magnolia Pier youth fishing lesson
Magnolia Pier Bait and Tackle and Pioneer Sports host fishing lessons for Long Beach kids, teaching outdoor skills and creating fun memories. more
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Goalkeeper Vance Kanganis picked up his sixth shutout of the season Sept. 30 as the Marines took down Roslyn, 5-0.
Long Beach boys’ soccer bounces back after tough loss to Calhoun
Long Beach boys’ soccer team aims to rebound after 3-0 loss to Calhoun, building on a 7-2-2 record with seniors leading the charge. more
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Dylan Fella helped lead Plainedge to a 45-35 win at Lynbrook Friday night with a pair of touchdowns.
Plainedge outlasts Lynbrook, 45-35
In a back-and-forth game with plenty of offensive fireworks, Plainedge answered the bell on both sides of the ball when it mattered most in a battle of unbeatens under the lights last Friday at … more
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Michael McGinty
Michael McGinty: Building a better Island Park, one project at a time
It has been a fantastic year in the Village of Island Park — a time of growth, resilience and community spirit. From infrastructure upgrades to unforgettable summer events, our village has continued its remarkable renaissance. As mayor, I’m proud of the progress we’ve made and the direction we’re heading together. more
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Steve Rhoads
Steve Rhoads: When the bad neighbor moves in
New York City’s unrest isn’t staying in the city. It’s at our doorstep. The choice is clear: hold the line — or watch the chaos move in. more
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