Browse
3116 results total, viewing 321 - 330
Kickoff for the Nassau high school football season is just over a month away. On Aug. 17, all 51 public high school football programs in the county will begin preparations for the upcoming … more
Merrick resident Cynthia Seibold is helping lead a new environmental campaign aimed at making community cleanups widely accessible while encouraging residents to take a more active role in keeping local neighborhoods, parks and waterways clean. more
A local teen was honored last week at Veterans Memorial Park in East Meadow for his efforts to promote water safety and expand youths’ access to affordable swimming lessons. more
Nassau County property tax law firm Maidenbaum & Sternberg has officially renamed itself Maidenbaum & Madmon LLP to honor Managing Partner Amy Madmon's leadership. more
What began as a simple snack basket for police officers during the height of the COVID-19 pandemic has grown into a nationwide nonprofit with a mission of supporting first responders. more
For years, Catherine Ruzika's mother talked about returning to Greenfield Cemetery, in Uniondale, to visit the family plot, where generations of relatives, including Civil War veteran George W. Keep, were buried. more
The Lynbrook Fire Department marked its 125th anniversary with the Fourth Battalion Parade, honoring generations of volunteer firefighters and celebrating the department's enduring commitment to the community. more
Despite a downpour later of rainy weather, residents turned out for Assemblywoman Michaelle Solages and Nassau County Legislator Carrié Solages' annual Elmont Family Day and Basketball Tournament on July 18 at 1880 Dutch Broadway. more
The way to reverse higher taxes is to identify the primary causes of the dramatic rise in spending over past decades and to promote legislation to reverse course. Our center’s white paper highlights the “dirty dozen” laws contributing to the affordability crisis. more
Maybe it’s nostalgia, but I remember a year-long excitement that captured the imagination of the entire country. The commercials on TV, the products in the stores, sports teams — even our local grocer was in on the action. And it wasn’t just the tall ships in the harbor or the red, white and blue decorations that adorned every inch of our neighborhoods. There was genuine excitement about our country and its story. more
« Prev | 1 … 30 | 31 | 32 | 33 | 34 | 35 | 36 … 312 | Next »
Currently viewing stories posted within the past year.
For all older stories, please use our advanced search.