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Now pitching, after five weeks on the injured list . . .

Last week I had the opportunity to throw out the first pitch before a Long Island Ducks game against the Southern Maryland Blue Crabs. more

6/8/23

No, I don’t have time to answer your survey

You don’t have a moment, and neither do I, but what does that matter? Ubiquitous, intrusive and endless surveys are a good idea gone rogue. more

6/8/23

Many youth sports were affected by the pandemic. The St. Raphael’s CYO basketball league had to make many changes to have their season.

How East Meadow youth sports navigated the pandemic

When it comes to thinking about the coronavirus pandemic, it’s easy to focus on how youngsters were affected in terms of their education. But youth sports took a big hit due to the restrictions … more

By Mallory Wilson | 6/8/23

Berries by the basketful

Get outside and get pickin’. Strawberry season has arrived, and those luscious berries beckon. So gather up your gang and venture out to one of the many “u-pick” growers for a day in the berry patch. more

By Karen Bloom | 6/7/23

Canadian wildfires smoke invades Long Island; air quality advisory for fourth consecutive day, urges people to stay indoors

The smoke plume from the Canadian wildfires has blanketed Long Island and most of the metropolitan area, so the state’s Department of Environmental Conservation is urging New Yorkers to stay inside, close all windows, and wear masks when outdoors. more

By Nicole Formisano | 6/7/23

Poor air quality closes Long Beach schools for Thursday

Long Beach schools announced Wednesday afternoon that schools will be closed Thursday due to the poor air quality experienced across the island. No decision has been made for Friday. … more

By Brendan Carpenter | 6/7/23

The village beautification committee partnered with Northwell Health and the Arbor Day Foundation to plant more than two dozen trees along West Merrick Road.

Valley Stream's West Merrick Road grows greener, cleaner, calmer with newly planted trees

Amid a season of new growth, trees — more than two dozen of them — were planted along the stretch of West Merrick Road between North Central Avenue and Shaw Avenue on April 22. The trees … more

By Juan Lasso | 6/6/23

Delaney Chernoff, left, celebrated one of her three goals for the Marines in the Nassau Class B title game loss to Garden City.

Long Beach denied by Garden City

For the second straight year Long Beach found itself a goal short of topping Garden City on the county championship stage. A late goal by Garden City’s Kendal Morris with 2:41 left in the … more

By Andrew Coen | 6/6/23

Claire Bohan, right, was a double county champion in Nassau Class AA track and field, capturing the 1500- and 3000-meter races.

Bohan, Daniel ignite South Side

A pair of personal bests extended the seasons of South Side girls’ track and field standouts Claire Bohan and Victoria Daniel at last weekend’s state qualifier at North Shore, following a … more

By Garrett D. Uribe | 6/6/23

U.S. Rep. George Santos denied all of the charges against him, taking a page out of the Donald Trump legal defense book by calling the case against him a ‘witch hunt.’

Santos must reveal who posted his bond

U.S. Rep. George Santos must reveal who helped him post a $500,000 surety bond to stay out of jail in his fraud and money laundering case. But the judge hearing his criminal case on Long Island has held off enforcing that order for now, so that Santos can appeal. more

By Michael Hinman | 6/6/23

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