Friday, October 2, 2026
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After navigating some early inconsistency in a Nassau’s top conference, the Calhoun softball team is hoping it has finally found some rhythm in April.
The Colts are off to a 4-3 overall start, …
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By Brian Kacharaba
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4/16/26
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Coming into the season, the Valley Stream North softball team had a few questions hanging over it. What would the pitching situation look like was the loudest question by far.
Standing at 3-2 …
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By Michelle Rabinovich
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4/16/26
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With North Shore’s softball team losing six starters, the Vikings will rely heavily on middle-school talent.
Yes, four middle-schoolers are in the starting lineup, including its ace pitcher, …
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By Marc Berman
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4/16/26
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Under the leadership of coach Nicole O’Donnell, the Panthers are building momentum early with the goal of returning to the Long Island championship, a stage they’ve reached the past two seasons …
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By Niko Scarlatos
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4/16/26
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Amityville baseball may be off to a challenging 0–6 start, but inside the program, belief hasn’t wavered. Under coach Jack Zider, the Tide are embracing adversity as part of a bigger journey, one …
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By Niko Scarlatos
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4/16/26
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The REVIVE Act doesn’t just get the balance wrong — it ignores it entirely. And if we allow that to happen, the consequences won’t be felt in Albany. They’ll be felt on our roads, in our schools and in the neighborhoods we call home.
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By John Ferretti
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4/16/26
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At its core, this legislation is about restoring public confidence. When people trust that laws are being enforced fairly and as intended, they are far more likely to respect and follow them. That’s how we create safer streets — not just through enforcement.
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By Siela Bynoe
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4/16/26
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When approved child care projects can’t move forward due to lack of financing, it should prompt an important conversation about how we invest in one of the most essential services our communities depend on.
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By Janna Rodriguez
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4/16/26
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Domestic violence is a blight that is as complex as it is ever-changing, because technology offers opportunities for abusers to exert even more control over their victims’ lives. While we may never be able to achieve a world in which this horrific crime is nonexistent, we must commit to continuously examining our laws to ensure that we are doing everything we can to prevent it and to provide critical services to those in need.
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By Patricia Canzoneri-Fitzpatrick
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4/16/26
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The state budget proves it year after year: top-heavy spending tilted toward the city, urban priorities funded by suburban taxpayers, and less local control. The REVIVE Act follows that same pattern. It was written to sound practical and moderate, but its long-term effect is to take more control away from local communities.
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By Ari Brown
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4/16/26
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