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Noel Duran, left, Marston Sharad and Matt Bent hold the Rockville Centre Little League banner during post-parade festivities on Opening Day, marking the start of the league’s 75th season. The annual celebration brought players, families, and the community together to kick off another year of baseball and tradition.
Rockville Centre Little League kicks off 75th Season with Opening Day parade
The Rockville Centre community gathered to celebrate the Little League’s 75th Opening Day with a parade, ceremonies at Hickey Field, a $2 million field renovation announcement, and Hall of Fame inductions marking the start of the new season. more
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Technician Maria Lorusso, of Northwell Health, administered an ultrasound to Lynbrook High School senior Aidan Pearsall at the Zucker School of Medicine at Hofstra/Northwell.
Lynbrook teen with heart condition teaches future doctors
Lynbrook senior Aidan Pearsall shared his experience with congenital heart disease to help train medical students at Hofstra/Northwell. more
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Construction is underway to transform the long-closed East Bathhouse at Jones Beach into a modern swimming and recreation facility, with a $100 million state investment aiming for a summer 2026 reopening.
Jones Beach bathhouse restoration on track for completion this summer
State officials have confirmed that the long-awaited renovations of the East Bathhouse at Jones Beach are expected to be completed this summer, and the facility will once again be open to the public. more
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Feeding Our Families unites several nonprofits and communities with the mission of delivering families the basic human right of food.
Freeport's L.I. Cares to participate in massive tri-state food drive
L.I. Cares is partnering with Stop and Shop and NBC New York for the annual Feeding Our Families food drive at Long Island Stop and Shop locations on Saturday, April 25. more
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Rep. Laura Gillen, far left, House Democratic Leader Hakeem Jeffries, Nassau County Legislator Carrié Solages and Assemblywoman Michaelle Solages at a roundtable discussion hosted by Gillen at Le Spot Cafe in Elmont, where elected officials and advocates gathered to discuss legislation extending Temporary Protected Status for Haitian immigrants.
Gillen helps deliver bipartisan House majority for Haitian TPS extension
House Democrats secured enough bipartisan support last week to pass legislation to extend temporary protected status for roughly 350,000 Haitians living in the United States. more
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A graph illustrating the increasing transportation and employee health insurance costs for West Hempstead schools.
Malverne and West Hempstead districts adopt 2026-27 budgets
The Malverne and West Hempstead boards of education both adopted budgets for the 2026-27 school year at their meetings on April 14. Districts officials revisited their revenues, expenditures and debt management. more
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Nassau County Executive Bruce Blakeman discussed a major targeted gang takedown on April 21, resulting in 35 arrests across the county.
35 arrested, drugs, weapons, seized in Nassau gang crackdown
Nassau County police arrested 35 people in a targeted gang crackdown this month, seizing illegal firearms, narcotics and other weapons during a multi-day operation. more
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Junior John Peck is the vocal leader on defense for the Vikings, who earned two convincing wins last week.
North Shore beginning to click
North Shore boys lacrosse coach John Savage believes the Vikings are better than their current 3-6 record. And the former Nassau C.C. coach still feels the Sea Cliff/Glen Head school can be … more
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Freshman midfielder Juliet Diorio has been on a tear for the 7-2 Cyclones with 25 goals.
South Side off to rocking start
South Side girls’ lacrosse still has plenty of tests ahead, but coach Rob Devlin has had little to grapple with so far. With a slew of juniors stepping into leadership roles ahead of schedule, the … more
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Visitors wander the West Lawn at Planting Fields as spring blooms frame a weekend of music, art and family activities.
Spring's colors unfold at Planting Fields' Branches in Bloom Festival
Planting Fields Arboretum in Oyster Bay hosts its inaugural Branches in Bloom Festival, April 25–26, celebrating spring blooms with tours, entertainment and family-friendly activities. more
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