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Christine Rice, Glen Cove Senior Center’s executive director, left, and Carolynn Eipel, Glen Cove SAGE Foundation President, right, honored Dr. Barbara Keber, the chair of the Family Medicine Department at Glen Cove Hospital, for her dedication to the city and the surrounding communities.
Glen Cove SAGE Foundation honors Barbara Keber
The Glen Cove SAGE Foundation honored Glen Cove Hospital’s Dr. Barbara Keber, chair of the hospital’s Family Medicine Department, along with the entire Family Medicine Team at the … more
Keechant Sewell will step down from her position as the head of the nation's largest police department by the end of the month.
Valley Stream resident steps down as New York Police Department chief
The nation’s largest police department held high hopes for its new Commissioner Keechant Sewell. Sewell, a Queens native and Valley Stream resident, served as the chief of detectives in the … more
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Theodore Roosevelt was joined by his Rough Riders as they trotted around Theodore Roosevelt Memorial Park.
Theodore Roosevelt and his Rough Riders thunder into Oyster Bay
A major historical re-enactment took place in Oyster Bay’s Theodore Roosevelt Memorial Park on June 3 as the nation commemorated the 125th Anniversary of the formation of Colonel Theodore … more
Seven W.T. Clarke High School students earned medals in the annual Al Kalfus Long Island Math Fair at Hofstra University.
Stupendous seven: Seven W.T. Clarke High School students earn medals at the annual Al Kalfus Long Island Math Fair at Hofstra University
The East Meadow School District is proud to announce that eight high school students earned medals in the annual Al Kalfus Long Island Math Fair at Hofstra University. East Meadow High School … more
Joe Scibelli has made some changes, including adding new shelving and opening the second floor to customers.
Oyster Bay's Hope for L.I. store offers a more personal kind of shopping
People come to Hope for Long Island Thrift Store for a variety of reasons, says its manager, Joe Scibelli. Sure, they’re looking to take home a treasure or two, but often they leave with so much more. Because Hope is the type of business where employees and volunteers tend to know their customers’ first names, there is feeling of responsibility to satisfy their needs, whatever they may be. more
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Don’t let money win: Veto this bill
The Greek playwright Euripides and the Dutch philosopher Erasmus had a shared philosophy, and it’s one all of us are familiar with: money talks. Especially in politics. more
We honor the fallen, but must not forget our veterans
After our collective pause on Memorial Day to honor those who made the ultimate sacrifice, it behooves us to take the next step by renewing our commitment to taking care of veterans right here in Nassau County. more
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From a House committee room to the Valbrook Diner
Last week I was at two events that, in very different ways, encapsulated significant aspects of my life. The first was in Washington . . . more
An open letter to my dad on his birthday
I should point out that this is a really open letter, because my dad died four years ago. more
Representative George Santos had previously claimed that he would rather go to jail than reveal the names of the people who paid his bond, who have been revealed as his father and paternal aunt.
George Santos’ father and aunt revealed as bail bond suretors
The names of the two people who guaranteed the $500,000 bail bond of U.S. Rep. George Santos have finally been released by order of Judge Anne Shields. more
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