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Summer hasn’t left us yet, so we surely want to keep firing up the grill. As August winds down, backyard gatherings, poolside get-togethers and easy weeknight meals continue to call for the smoky, flame-kissed flavors that make grilling a summertime favorite. more
President Donald Trump used a visit to Nassau County on Friday to tout falling crime rates and endorse County Executive Bruce Blakeman's bid for governor, while more than 100 protesters gathered nearby to criticize the administration's policies on immigration, healthcare and affordability. more
As the United States celebrates its 250th anniversary, the North Shore Historical Museum is looking beyond the familiar Revolutionary War stories of Boston and Philadelphia and focusing on what the … more
Lynbrook Girl Scouts Elizabeth C. and Lyla G. earned the prestigious Gold Award for projects promoting confidence through running and supporting families whose babies graduate from the NICU. more
State Democrats visited the Nassau County Correctional Center, in East Meadow, last Friday to inspect the conditions of cells being occupied by those arrested by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents. more
Episcopal Health Services is expanding behavioral health care in Far Rockaway to improve access to mental health, addiction and crisis services for local residents. more
LIJ Valley Stream healthcare leaders discuss mental health, therapy and efforts to reduce stress, burnout and stigma among healthcare workers. more
For members of the Oceanside Fire Department, the Nassau County Firefighters Association Parade was about much more than fire trucks rolling down Long Beach Road — it was about community. more
For residents of eastern Elmont, knowing where to turn when a neighborhood issue arises can sometimes be a challenge. Now, a longtime civic association is returning, with new leadership hoping to change that. more
The Sea Cliff Arts Council is showing photographs and artwork of the Coalition to Save Hempstead Harbor through Sept. 25. more
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