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Devin Paccione’s 8-point effort Wednesday helped the Warriors defeat rival South Side, 14-6.
Wantagh's second-half surge beats South Side
Wantagh/South Side is a rivalry that runs deep, not just in boys’ lacrosse. A rematch of the past two Long Island champions Wednesday was everything you’d want a rivalry game to be. … more
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Abbott completed a symbolic coast-to-coast cycling tradition by dipping his front wheel into the Atlantic Ocean after dipping his rear wheel into the Pacific at the start.
Former Bellmore-Merrick educator completes cross-country bike ride honoring organ donor, 10 years after heart transplant
Ten years after a heart transplant saved his life, longtime Long Island educator Ken Abbott completed a seven-week cross-country bicycle ride to honor organ donors and raise awareness about the … more
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Eighth-graders at Brandeis Hebrew Academy in Lawrence held a Yom HaShoah program on April 13, paying tribute to the 6 million Jewish lives lost in the Holocaust. The students sang songs in Hebrew, talked about what the holiday means and explained the need to remember what happened.
Brandeis Hebrew Academy students honor Holocaust victims through Yom HaShoah program
Brandeis Hebrew Academy eighth-graders led a moving Yom HaShoah program in Lawrence, featuring student tributes and a Holocaust survivor’s testimony on remembrance and resilience. more
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This years budget proposal includes funding for a new Bloomberg Lab at Long Beach High School, to familiarize students with the work of investment bankers, hedge funds and corporations worldwide.
Long Beach Public Schools approve $162.5M budget for 2026-27
The Long Beach School District approved a $162.5 million 2026-27 budget with a 2.5% increase, new programs and staffing additions, while voters will decide on May 19. more
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Baldwin Little League players from a number of teams gathered on the field during Opening Day ceremonies, marking the start of the new season.
Baldwin Little League Opening Day brings families, players to Baldwin Park
Under bright spring skies, Baldwin Little League welcomed a new season last weekend as young players, proud families and community supporters gathered at Baldwin Park for the league’s annual Opening Day celebration. more
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Peter King
Peter King: The tumor was malignant — but then it was gone
Three years ago this week, I had what I’ve called my “unexpected medical adventure.” As I described to readers then, it was a life-altering experience with a very good ending. more
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Jerry Kremer
Jerry Kremer: Trying desperately to avoid the stress of TV news
Some of us are lucky to have hobbies that help us escape the pressures of today’s headlines. I love writing and making speeches, but neither lulls you into a peaceful state of mind. more
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Charles J. Fuschillo Jr.
Charles J Fuschillo Jr.: Long Island’s ‘hidden workforce’ has visible needs
If you know someone who’s a family caregiver, check in on them periodically and offer your help. Seemingly little things can make an enormous difference. more
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Samuel Nahmias
Samuel Nahmias: In Lawrence, a host of spring improvements
We must always stay relevant, since stagnation can lead to a lack of innovation. Our doors are always open, and we welcome your feedback as we work together to find new ways to strengthen and enhance our community. more
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Playground safety for kids requires vigilance
National Playground Safety Week offers a timely reminder, but it should also serve as a starting point. The original purpose of playgrounds — to give children a safe place to grow, learn and play — demands ongoing attention. more
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