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Baseball, Love Island, sharks and hockey romance all had a place in Summer 2026 — and Life is Good has a shirt for nearly every one of them.
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By Herald Content Studio
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8/13/26
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Critics of Liberty Water are continuing their push for the South Nassau Water Authority to acquire the private utility’s Town of Hempstead operations, arguing that a public takeover should move …
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By Hernesto Galdamez
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8/13/26
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Nearly 50 years after opening Donna Carbone’s Dance Arts, Donna Schaeffer still arrives at the studio with the same enthusiasm that inspired her to first open its doors in 1977.
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By Christy Hinko
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8/13/26
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The museum invites families to take a closer look at the tiny pollinators that play an outsized role in our ecosystem, on Aug. 15, aka National Honey Bee Day.
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By Karen Bloom
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8/12/26
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When a thin, dirty, orange cat wandered into Adam Sontag and Danielle Reiss’s backyard in Glen Cove in August 2021, they thought they would help a lost pet find its way home. Instead, the cat they …
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By Roksana Amid
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8/7/26
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After sitting dormant for years, a piece of Jones Beach history is once again filled with the sights and sounds of children playing, families swimming and visitors enjoying the summer sun.
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By Hunter Fenollol
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8/7/26
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Long Beach residents joined police officers and first responders at Kennedy Plaza for National Night Out, featuring food, music, family activities and community connections.
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By Wesley Schnell
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8/7/26
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Valley Stream resident Kristina Howley founded BARRK Animal Rescue in memory of her father. The foster-based nonprofit rescues, rehabilitates and rehomes homeless and at-risk dogs across Long Island.
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By Angelina Zingariello
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8/7/26
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Lights Out Softball is bringing players from the Five Towns and Rockaways together through competitive games, community events and a growing softball league.
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By Aidan Warshavsky
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8/7/26
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A long-planned effort to replace the aging roof at the Franklin Square Public Library took a major step forward, as library officials begin planning comprehensive renovations they agree will protect the building for decades while improving energy efficiency and expanding services for the community.
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By Hailey Fulmer
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8/7/26
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