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I’ve struggled with depression and anxiety my whole life. That’s not an easy thing to admit, especially publicly. But mental health awareness isn’t what it used to be, thankfully. more

By Mark Nolan | 6/29/23

Mr. Trump meets Lady Justice

The political news these days is dominated by two names, Biden and Trump. Because of his many criminal entanglements, Donald Trump wins the prize for the most coverage. But . . . more

6/29/23

Where’s Granny? Living in the backyard bin.

You may think this doesn’t have relevance for you, but you’re wrong, my friend. You may be 40 years old, running 7-minute miles and sprinting up the corporate ladder . . . more

6/29/23

The view from North Woodmere Park as an airplane was landing at John F. Kennedy International Airport on June 7.

New York state issues air quality advisory due to Canadian wildfires

As fine particulate matter circulates through the atmosphere due to the Canadian wildfires, the state’s Department of Environmental Conservation has issued an air quality health advisory across New York for June 29 that starts at midnight and remains in effect through 11:59 p.m. Thursday. more

By Jeff Bessen | 6/28/23

The PSEG Long Island’s third annual Power to Feed Long Island summer-long food drive initiative includes household and personal care items.

Summer donating to help feed Long Islanders

Beginning on June 30 and continuing through Sept. 22, collection drives will be set up at a half dozen supermarkets on Long Island for PSEG Long Island’s third annual Power to Feed Long Island summer-long food drive initiative. more

By Lauren Maggiore | 6/28/23

Herald Community Newspapers reporter Nicole Formisano interviews administrative assistant Mary Bradley on Our Lady of Peace Roman Catholic Church’s social ministry. Nicole is a trained reporter, and thanks to a new program from the New York Press Association, even readers with no journalism experience can learn some of the tools of the trade.

What to learn to be a community journalist? Train with the New York Press Association

Ever read a story and thought, “I can do that!” Or missed coverage in your local paper simply because the newsroom didn’t have enough resources? more

STAFF REPORT | 6/26/23

Matthew Vo is W.T. Clarke's salutatorian for the class of 2023.

W.T. Clarke High School's top student heads to Cornell University. Meet Matthew Vo, the class of 2023's valedictorian.

W.T. Clarke High School Valedictorian Matthew Vo has always been interested in life sciences and biology. That’s why it’s no surprise that he will pursue bioengineering at Cornell University in … more

By Mallory Wilson | 6/25/23

There was no shortage of festively dressed kids in Denise DeMarco’s kindergarten class.

Do you know the history of the American flag? Students from Barnum Woods Elementary School in East Meadow do — check out how they celebrated Flay Day.

June for Barnum Woods Elementary School means students and staff don their red, white, and blue and take time to learn about the American flag for Flag Day. Celebrated every year on June 14, Flag Day … more

By Lara Murray-Sterzel | 6/25/23

Darlene Edwards, owner of Best Goodie Bags in South Valley Stream, center, received a citation from Nassau County for setting up an inaugural Juneteenth festival for residents in front of her store.

Meet the business woman behind Valley Stream's inaugural Juneteenth fest

The line of display tables, manned by mostly Black-owned businesses from throughout the area, started on Roosevelt Avenue and bent east around the commercial lot of businesses tucked between South … more

By Juan Lasso | 6/25/23

Brianna Lee, above, and Mike Luciano said the entire village came out to help them film, with the Fire Department even lending a truck for one of the scenes in ‘A Sea Cliff Story.’

‘A Sea Cliff Story’ by Brianna Lee and Mike Luciano premieres in Sea Cliff

Sea Cliff has always been a village where the arts have thrived, which makes it fitting that two of its former residents, Brianna Lee and Mike Luciano, teamed up to make a movie about it. The film, … more

By Will Sheeline | 6/25/23

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