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Baldwin opens its arms — and doors — to East Rockaway students
John, Lionel, Ethel and Drew Barrymore. Tony Curtis, Janet Leigh and Jamie-Lee Curtis. Henry, Peter and Jane Fonda. Lynn and Vanessa Redgrave — and don’t forget Long Island’s own Baldwin … more
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The city is preparing its beaches for the Memorial Day weekend. The Health Department said that area beaches are safe for swimming.
Health Department: beach water quality OK
The Nassau County Department of Health announced on Thursday that the results of water-quality testing at beaches in Nassau County that began in mid-April, including Long Beach, show that area … more
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Fifth grader Grace Canty helps herself to a healthy snack.
St. Raymond's winds up centennial celebration [Photo gallery]
The priests, deacons, and sisters of St. Raymond Parish, along with the Centennial Celebration committee and congregants, celebrated the end of their centennial celebration commemorating the 100th anniversary of St. Raymond Parish. more
Lt. Melisa Rosario, of the New York State Division of Homeland Security & Emergency Services, offered tips to Long Beach residents.
Mount Sinai helps prepare Long Beach residents for natural disasters
With hurricane season here, Mount Sinai South Nassau hosted a hurricane-preparedness workshop on June 6 to make residents aware of the serious weather they could face in the coming months. The … more
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'Silly you! The budget passed'
On March 31, Gov. Andrew Cuomo announced “historic” budget reforms that will slash $10 billion in current spending, assuming a redesign of state government, creation of efficiencies through … more
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Shots were fired at the corner of Porter Place and Doxey Drive. No injuries were reported.
Shots fired at vehicle on Doxey Drive in Glen Cove
Police responded to multiple calls about a shooting in Glen Cove around 1 p.m. on the corner of Porter Place and Doxey Drive... more
Jared Behr believes Oyster Bay town officials need to do a better job communicating with its residents. If elected the new town supervisor, he plans to enact a number of changes he says will strengthen that communication — including pushing for a reform on how council members are elected.
Behr wants a more transparent government
Jared Behr envisions a much different Oyster Bay if he’s elected town supervisor next month — at least as far as the government is concerned. The Democrat says he has a number of new … more
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Ronda Gale Xanthos at work on one of the planters on Park Avenue.
How this group is beautifying Park Avenue’s plain planters
Artists in Partnership is one of Long Beach’s premier arts organizations. The group holds fundraisers, concerts and crafts festivals, promoting art through community events. A lot of what … more
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Elizabeth Ruderman, 7, worked hard to prepare an area for the planting of a new tree.
A joyous celebration of everything trees
Planting Fields hosted an Arbor Day celebration on April 27 that offered a variety of activities including tree climbing. There was plenty to do for the children, including dancing to live music, … more
Joseph Saladino says he stays quite busy as the Oyster Bay town supervisor, and hopes voters will allow him to continue some of the various projects — especially environmental ones — that he already has underway.
Saladino touts 35-year political experience
Joseph Saladino wants to remain Oyster Bay’s town supervisor, and he believes voters will keep him in the seat because he has something no other candidate possesses: experience. The … more
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