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17 cast members played the various characters in the Civic Association’s rendition of James Joyce’s “Ulysses.”

Sea Cliff Civic Association presents annual performance of James Joyce's "Ulysses"

Sea Cliff was filled with Irish brogues and good cheer as residents enjoyed the Twelfth Annual James Joyce Jaunt. Close to 50 people participated in the event, the Sea Cliff Civic Association’s … more

7/9/23

Rina Visvanathan, at left, was awarded the Fred Frankel Memorial Scholarship and is off to the University of Virginia.

Congrats grads: East Meadow Kiwanis awards high school seniors with scholarships

East Meadow Kiwanis awarded its annual scholarships to East Meadow High School graduating seniors Srinidhi Chinnadurai, David Schiller, Victoria Saskin, and W.T. Clarke High School graduating seniors … more

7/9/23

Dylan Palha, far left, 5, with his siblings Liam, 10, and Natalie, 6, from Seaford enjoyed the show.

Happy birthday America! Take a look at these pictures to see how Nassau County celebrated America in Eisenhower Park

The sky above Eisenhower Park’s Harry Chapin Lakeside Theatre was aglow on July 1 as thousands of people enjoyed the annual TD Bank “Celebrate America” event. Visitors young and old donning … more

7/9/23

Summer traditions aren’t always safe traditions

Fireworks are a fun summer spectacle the whole family can enjoy. Millions across the country gathered to watch these colorful displays light up the night sky last weekend and on Tuesday, and similar shows will continue all summer. more

7/6/23

Threats to LGBTQ community loomed large this Pride Month

As usual, Long Island and New York showed up for Pride, but for many in our community, this year felt different. more

By David Kilmnick | 7/6/23

How many ways can the Mets disappoint us?

Sen. Daniel Patrick Moynihan famously said that “being Irish means knowing that somewhere, somehow, the world is going to break your heart.” more

7/6/23

Malaria, mobs and other travel buzz-kills

I have begun to worry about malaria, and I’m taking malaria prophylaxis, even though I’m not about to leave for a safari or the wilds of Myanmar anytime soon. more

7/6/23

Talk about a family affair: Triplets Faith, left, Ricky and Paige Cook graduated from North Shore High School last week.

North Shore High School graduate Richard Cook of Glen Head has tackled every obstacle thrown his way

At only 18 years old, Richard Cook, of Glen Head, has overcome more challenges than many people face in a lifetime. Despite battling numerous sports injuries, watching his home be consumed by a … more

By Will Sheeline | 7/3/23

Congressman George Santos, seen here after his indictment in May. His suretors were revealed to be his father, Gercina Antonio dos Santos Jr., and his aunt, Elma Santos Praven.

Representative George Santos' father and aunt revealed as his bail bond suretors

The names of the two people who guaranteed Representative George Santos’ $500,000 bail bond have finally been released by order of Judge Anne Y. Shields of New York’s Eastern District Court. … more

By Will Sheeline | 7/3/23

At the White House Experience the walls in the hall leading to the Blue Room, where celebrations, like weddings and ceremonies were held before there was an Oval Office, include portraits of former presidents.

Visiting the White House, but in Brookville

There is a memorable Life Magazine photograph of John-John, Pres. John F. Kennedy’s son, as a toddler in the Oval Office. Playing inside the desk where his father is working, he pauses after … more

By Laura Lane | 7/3/23

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