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Jace Owens, left, was honored at Veterans Memorial Park in East Meadow for helping to create a scholarship program providing free swimming lessons to students at Lenox Elementary School in Baldwin. He was presented the “Lifesaver Award” from Stew Leonard Jr., of the popular grocery chain, Stew Leonard’s.
Water safety takes center stage at East Meadow's Veterans Memorial Park
A local teen was honored last week at Veterans Memorial Park in East Meadow for his efforts to promote water safety and expand youths’ access to affordable swimming lessons. more
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Shalom Maidenbaum has renamed Maidenbaum & Sternberg LLP, which is now Maidenbaum & Madmon LLP, recognizing Managing Partner Amy Madmon.
Maidenbaum & Sternberg Renamed Maidenbaum & Madmon LLP
Nassau County property tax law firm Maidenbaum & Sternberg has officially renamed itself Maidenbaum & Madmon LLP to honor Managing Partner Amy Madmon's leadership. more
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State Sen. Steve Rhoads joins Project Thank A Cop founders Andy and Maegan Fox, local officials and community members at the organization's lemonade stand fundraiser outside Uniquely Yours in Seaford. The annual event raises money to support law enforcement officers, first responders and their families.
Seaford fundraiser helps Project Thank A Cop support first responders
What began as a simple snack basket for police officers during the height of the COVID-19 pandemic has grown into a nationwide nonprofit with a mission of supporting first responders. more
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George Keeps new marker was recently installed and will be dedicated on August 1. The cemetary plot was purchased in 1870 and Keeps passed in 1892.
Wantagh descendant helps restore Civil War veteran's legacy
For years, Catherine Ruzika's mother talked about returning to Greenfield Cemetery, in Uniondale, to visit the family plot, where generations of relatives, including Civil War veteran George W. Keep, were buried. more
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Mayor Alan Beach, second from left, and the Lynbrook village board presented a proclamation at the parade.
Lynbrook Fire Department celebrates 125 years of volunteer service
The Lynbrook Fire Department marked its 125th anniversary with the Fourth Battalion Parade, honoring generations of volunteer firefighters and celebrating the department's enduring commitment to the community. more
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Young athletes pose in their Elmont Family Day basketball tournament shirts after participating in the annual community event on July 18.
Elmont Family Day and Basketball Tournament brings community together despite rain
Despite a downpour later of rainy weather, residents turned out for Assemblywoman Michaelle Solages and Nassau County Legislator Carrié Solages' annual Elmont Family Day and Basketball Tournament on July 18 at 1880 Dutch Broadway. more
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Village officials and ECC volunteers updated residents on the village’s recycling.
Sea Cliff continues its discussion on recycling
The discussion around recycling continued in Sea Cliff at an Environmental Conservation Commission meeting on July 16. more
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Members of the Environmental Rotaract Club of Nassau County Long Island, from left, Michael Stanton, Christopher McBride, Sonia Dixon, Cheryl McBride, José Hercules Rivera and Michael Horowitz, began work on July 11.
Brookside Preserve's entrance revitalization is under way in Freeport and Baldwin
Volunteers at the Brookside Preserve in Freeport and Baldwin have begun extensive renovations to the preserve's Brookside Avenue entrance in hopes that it will encourage more community usage and spark further revitalization efforts. more
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In addition to hosting the Veterans Resource Fair, Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 1790 in Valley Stream works year-round to assist veterans with the services they need.
Valley Stream VFW Post 1790 and Long Island Cares to host veterans resource fair, food distribution Aug. 5
VFW Post 1790 and Long Island Cares will host a Veterans Resource Fair and Food Distribution in Valley Stream on Aug. 5, offering benefits information, community resources and food assistance. more
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Students and staff at Harmony Heights Day School joined Global Industrial employees to build and install benches with umbrellas, a shed, and other equipment that the company donated to the school.
Students at Harmony Heights Day School in East Norwich get new outdoor space
Students at Harmony Heights Day School have a new place to learn, socialize and receive therapy outdoors after employees of Global Industrial, an industrial commercial supply company based in Port Washington, spent July 17 transforming the school’s East Norwich campus in a daylong volunteer project. more
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