Tuesday, March 25, 2025
The Town of Hempstead Industrial Development Agency approved $209.4 million in projects in 2024. The developments are expected to create nearly 1,000 construction jobs and over 250 permanent positions, while revitalizing under used sites across the town.
Tensions boiled over on Monday as the Nassau County Legislature tabled a plan approving County Executive Bruce Blakeman’s $426 million capital improvement plan, leaving critical infrastructure …
Teens across Long Island are taking part in the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society’s 2025 Student Visionary campaign, working to raise money and awareness for those dealing with blood cancer.
Hundreds of parents and students gathered at a Hewlett School District board meeting to voice support for High School Principal Alexandra Greenberg after discovering she would not be returning to her position.
Teenagers at Congregation Beth Ohr in Bellmore are building bridges across generations with Senior Teen Joy, an initiative led by Grand Avenue Middle School students Zach Hoberman and Benji Balshin.
Crossroads Farm at Grossman’s is a central part of the Malverne community, having played an integral part in the local history and economy. As the season-opening weekend, April 5 and 6, approaches, the Herald was invited to learn more about the farm and its operations.
Glen Cove Mayor Pamela Panzenbeck has announced her bid for a third term, emphasizing her administration’s accomplishments in infrastructure improvements and financial stability. She was first …
Baldwin Middle School was transformed into a vibrant cultural showcase on March 7 as students, families, and faculty gathered for the school’s annual Multicultural Festival. The event, co-chaired by Subrina Singh, featured lively performances, colorful decorations, and a global feast provided by local businesses.
Students at Wantagh High School who want to learn how scientists conduct research now have the opportunity, thanks to a new state-of-the-art science research classroom.
Volunteers will come together on March 29 for the 14th annual Move the Food Day, a large-scale food drive benefiting the Long Island Council of Churches’ Freeport pantry.
Nassau County Legislator Carrié Solages has secured new traffic lights on two busy roads in Elmont in order to promote safe driving near the high school. The new lights are expected to be installed in early spring.
Master gardeners from the Cornell Cooperative Extension of Nassau County taught local homeowners how to do yardwork safely for both person and plant at the East Meadow Farm on March 1.
Master Gardeners from the Cornell Cooperative Extension of Nassau County taught local homeowners about how to conduct yard work safely for both person and plant at the East Meadow Farm on March 1.
South Side High School students are getting ready to bring the beloved musical "Newsies" to life next month, showcasing months of hard work, talent and dedication in their highly anticipated spring production and highlighting why theater is so important.
Lisa Ferrari capped off her impressive 17-year career as head coach of the Seaford High School varsity cheer team by winning its first-ever national championship last month.
A massive community effort aimed to remove hundreds of illegally dumped tires from a 16.3-acre wooded property at New York State Route 106 and Locust Avenue, owned by the Oyster Bay-East Norwich Central School District last Saturday.
The Lynbrook community’s annual tradition continued at North Middle School on March 11 as the ALS Ride for Life organization visited the school to usher in the start of their fundraising campaign.
Editorial
This month marks five years since Covid-19 upended our world. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, over 1.2 million Americans died from the virus, including 86,000 New Yorkers.
Columnist
The proposed federal budget cuts could have devastating consequences for Long Island families, particularly for our seniors who rely on essential programs like Meals on Wheels.
Columnist
While PSEG Long Island does have many lineworkers, did you know we also employ more than 200 engineers?
Columnist
This month of March will see far more people attending more St. Patrick’s Day parades on Long Island and in New York City than in all of Ireland.
Columnist
November 2021 was a significant month in the history of New York City. Eric Adams was elected the 110th mayor of that great city.