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Congressman Tom Suozzi, of Glen Cove, traveled to Washington for the State of the Union where he managed to take a selfie with the President.

Tom Suozzi snaps a selfie with President Biden at State of the Union

When people living in the 3rd Congressional District watched the State of the Union on Thursday night, they saw images of elected leaders they’ve seen in the newspaper and on television, but … more

By Laura Lane | 3/8/24

Bechir Lehbeib allegedly assaulted a homeowner on Steven Drive in Hewlett in February and stomped on his pro-Israel and American flags. He is charged with a hate crime.

Hewlett assault and robbery elevated to hate crime

The man who allegedly stole two pro-American and Israel flags from a house on Steven Drive in Hewlett on Feb. 4 was indicted on multiple hate crime charges along with robbery, assault and criminal mischief charges on March 6. more

By Jeff Bessen | 3/6/24

Nassau County Executive Bruce Blakeman said the county is filing a federal lawsuit contesting the New York State Attorney General's cease-and-desist order on ban on biological males playing in women’s sports on county property.

Nassau makes a federal case out of trans gender ban

Nassau County Executive Bruce Blakeman and Mark Mullen, a Nassau County parent of a female athlete, are filing a federal lawsuit contesting New York State Attorney General Letitia James' cease-and-desist order halting the county's ban on biological males playing in women’s sports on county property. more

By Parker Schug | 3/6/24

Demolition of Belmont Park’s 1.25 million-square-feet grandstand will begin in March and continue through early July. It will be replaced by a 275,000-square-feet building with the same 50,000-person capacity of the existing venue.

Belmont Park grandstand to be demolished, replaced during renovations

Demolition of Belmont Park's 1.25 million-square-feet grandstand and clubhouse is expected to begin in March and continue through early July. It will be replaced with a roughly 275,000-square-feet building, which increases the amount of unstructured green space available to fans by reducing the overall footprint of the building. more

By Nicole Wagner | 3/4/24

Brigitte Atta-Poku and her son were arrested after scuffling with police during a welfare check.

Valley Stream mother-son duo allegedly attack police

A Valley Stream woman and her son have been charged with assault after what began as a welfare check by police allegedly broke into a violent scuffle with the duo on Feb. 25. At around 1:30 p.m. … more

By Juan Lasso | 3/1/24

Andrew Jackson was often dressed as and compared to a king in negative campaign cartoons and depictions due to his authoritarian tendencies.

A look at elections past

This is the second in a series delving into the complexities of elections to provide a better understanding of one of Americans’ most precious privileges, the right to vote. While most people … more

By Will Sheeline | 3/1/24

A new town project seeks to revitalize the entrance of the Mill River Outfall at Beekman Beach.

Town of Oyster Bay receives environmental grant

In the coming months, Oyster Bay residents and visitors to the hamlet looking out over the harbor can expect to see floating barges of plants as part of a new project by the town to mitigate … more

By Will Sheeline | 3/1/24

Denice Evans-Sheppard, Carll’s great-great-granddaughter, spoke to the gathered crowd about her ancestor’s life in Oyster Bay.

Celebrating Black history in Oyster Bay

Oyster Bay Town Hall saw dozens come to honor Black History Month on Feb. 22 as the town government hosted its celebration of the lives and histories of the extraordinary African-Americans in Oyster … more

By Will Sheeline | 3/1/24

Crawlers had a blast last year, including Dan Roth, left, co-owner of Still Partners, a participating venue, and Nick Pinto, deputy mayor and village board member.

Crawling to support Hempstead Harbor

Sea Cliff residents and visitors are gearing up for a night of community camaraderie and environmental support as the Coalition to Save Hempstead Harbor prepares for its annual Crawl for a Cause … more

By Will Sheeline | 3/1/24

David Sarles has woven is 26 years of experiences as a teacher into his latest book, “Two for Nothing.” He once worked at Portledge School.

Bayville educator pens inspirational fiction

Bayville’s David Sarles has published his third book, “Two for Nothing,” inspired by his 26 years in the field of education. A work of fiction, the book depicts the journey of an … more

By Laura Lane | 3/1/24

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