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Community members gathered at the Glen Cove Youth Recreation Dinner to celebrate volunteers and support local youth sports programs through fundraising efforts.
Glen Cove Youth Recreation Dinner raises $30K for sports programs
The 5th annual Glen Cove Youth Recreation Dinner brought together community members at the Crescent Beach Club on March 19 to celebrate volunteers and raise more than $30,000 for local sports … more
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Valley Stream resident and Queens educator Anatasia Difino released her newest children’s book, “The Dare Book,” on Feb. 26.
Valley Stream resident Anastasia Difino releases second children’s book 'The Dare Book'
Valley Stream resident and Queens educator Anastasia Difino released her second children’s book, “The Dare Book,” an interactive story for kids. more
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Sea Cliff has reelected Deputy Mayor Nick Pinto, center, and Trustee George Williams, right, to their respective positions with 164 and 152 votes respectively. Christine Abbenda Hughes won election to village justice with 168 votes.
Sea Cliff reelects Pinto and Williams to board, elects Abbenda Hughes to village justice
Following an uncontested campaign, Sea Cliff’s Deputy Mayor Nick Pinto and Trustee George Williams have been reelected with 164 and 152 votes respectively. Christine Abbenda Hughes also won her … more
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Seaford High School senior Matthew Kind has been named a finalist in the prestigious National Merit Scholarship Program, placing him among the nation’s top high school students.
Seaford valedictorian named National Merit finalist
Seaford High School senior Matthew Kind has been named a finalist in the prestigious National Merit Scholarship Program, placing him among the nation’s top high school students. more
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Nassau County Executive Bruce Blakeman delivered his State of the County address on Monday, emphasizing public safety and fiscal stability.
Bruce Blakeman promotes law‑and‑order agenda; Delia DeRiggi‑Whitton says assessment, staffing crises persist
Nassau County Executive Bruce Blakeman delivered an upbeat State of the County address Monday night, portraying a region he called “the safest county in America.” more
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Medical students at the Zucker School of Medicine explained the different parts of the neurological system to high school students from across Long Island.
Teaching the next generation of doctors about neuroscience at the Zucker School of Medicine
High school students from across Long Island, including Locust Valley sophomore Daniyel Asim, participated in the annual Brain Bee competition at the Donald and Barabara Zucker School of Medicine at Hofstra/Northwell. more
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Richard Harris, co-chair of the Harlem Hellfighters Recognition Project, explained the symbolism of the Congressional Gold Medal honoring the Harlem Hellfighters.
The North Shore Historical Museum Highlighting the Harlem Hellfighters
The Harlem Hellfighters were honored at the North Shore Historical Museum on Feb. 28. more
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For P.S. I Love You Day on Feb. 13, Seaford Manor Elementary School students showed off the banners they made, listing acts of kindness, joined by social worker Jennifer DiMieri and Assistant Principal Rich Schwartz.
P.S. I Love You Day celebrated across the Wantagh, Seaford and Levittown school districts
Students across the Wantagh, Seaford, and Levittown school districts, headed into February vacation wrapped in purple — and with a shared message of support. more
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Bradley Porche, superintendent of Mill Neck Manor School for the Deaf, spoke to students at the Donald and Barabara Zucker School of Medicine on Feb. 10.
Donald and Barbara Zucker School of Medicine medical students learn to better treat the deaf community with help from Mill Neck Manor School for the Deaf
Second year medical students at the Donald and Barbara Zucker School of Medicine at Hofstra/Northwell filled the lecture hall on Feb. 12 for a presentation by Bradely Porche, superintendent of Mill … more
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The district is projecting more than $30 million in state aid, as officials continue developing the 2026-27 school budget under the state’s 2 percent property tax cap.
Glen Cove Schools project $30M in state aid as 2026-27 budget planning begins
With more than $30 million in projected state aid and the state’s 2 percent tax cap still in place, Glen Cove school officials are beginning to shape the 2026-27 budget amid financial uncertainty … more
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