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John Street School students sang songs inspired by cultures around the world on March 25.
John Street School celebrates Music in Our Schools Month with week-long music-themed spirit week
John Street School marked Music in Our Schools Month with a music-themed Spirit Week from March 23–27, organized by the school’s music department. more
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Independent Coach Corporation, owned by the Fabrizio family, was honored on March 22 for its contributions to the Five Towns and nearby communities.
Inwood Civic Association honors Independent Coach Corporation for community impact
Independent Coach Corporation was named the Inwood Civic Association’s Citizen of the Year, recognizing more than 80 years of service and community involvement across the Five Towns. more
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Though she isn’t a runner, Lauren Marquardt, 21, took part in the half marathon in New York City on March 15, in support of the Mary Ruchalski Foundation.
Rockville Centre woman honors friend through meaning of 11
Eight years after losing her best friend to cancer, Lauren Marquardt honors Mary Ruchalski’s legacy through her faith, her pursuit of pediatric oncology, and a deep, enduring connection to the number 11. more
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Yami, 4, left, Haylee, 6, and Avril, 7, with their baskets full of colorful Easter eggs, gathered on the lawn of the John J. Byrne Community Center.
John J. Byrne Community Center creates safe, sensory-friendly Easter egg hunt
An inclusive Easter egg hunt at Uniondale’s John J. Byrne Community Center brought dozens of families together on Sunday for a sensory-friendly celebration designed for children of all abilities. … more
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After having to wait nearly a year after he was supposed to graduate, Alvaro Castro Velasquez finally received his Roosevelt High School diploma.
Roosevelt superintendent goes to Guatemala and fulfills diploma promise to self-deported high school graduate
Almost year after he was arrested by ICE officials and detained in Texas, former Roosevelt High School student Alvaro Castro Velasquez reunited with Roosevelt Superintendent of Schools Shawn Wightman, and finally received his diploma and regalia. more
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Each year, the Valley Stream Little League marches in the village’s Memorial Day Parade, a longstanding tradition.
Valley Stream Little League readies for Opening Day
Valley Stream Little League is preparing for its 68th season, with Opening Day set for April 25 and programs for players of all ages. more
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More than 200 residents and business owners packed City Hall to get the facts about how the adjusted ordinances could impact life on the boardwalk. 
Long Beach City Council votes to expand alcohol sales on boardwalk
The Long Beach City Council unanimously approved ordinance changes allowing boardwalk-facing businesses to serve alcohol, while maintaining bans on drinking on the boardwalk and beach. more
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The Sea Cliff village board adopted the proposed 2026-27 budget and a provision to exceed the state tax cap on Tuesday.  
Village of Sea Cliff budget will exceed tax cap
The Sea Cliff village board adopted a $7.86 million budget for the 2026-27 fiscal year this week, along with a measure to allow the tax … more
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Daniella Healy.
Trio of stars power West Hempstead girls lacrosse
Despite another strong season a year ago, the girls’ team once again finds itself chasing a playoff breakthrough in 2026. more
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Kayden Nuzzi.
West Hempstead Rams boys lacrosse plan to build on progress
After taking a clear step forward last season, the West Hempstead boys’ lacrosse team enters 2026 looking to show its progress is sustainable. more
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