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Babylon senior Aidan Winter rushed for 345 yards and four touchdowns to lead the Panthers over Bayport, 27-6.
Winter leads Babylon over Bayport
It didn’t take Babylon’s Aidan Winter long to redeem himself Friday night in a battle of unbeatens in Suffolk Division IV football. He fumbled on the 17th play of the Panthers’ … more
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As she campaigns for a full term in the County Legislature, Olena Nicks is making an effort to connect with more people in the 5th District.
Olena Nicks focuses on housing outreach and public trust
Olena Nicks has worn many hats — firefighter, library trustee, volunteer, and now Nassau County legislator. Known throughout Uniondale and parts of Hempstead, the areas she represents, she is … more
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Nassau County Legislator Michael Giangregorio, of Merrick, is seeking re-election in the newly redrawn 12th District, focusing on fiscal responsibility and advocacy for people with disabilities.
Michael Giangregorio promotes fiscal, autism priorities
After winning a February special election to fill a vacant seat, Nassau County Legislator Michael Giangregorio is seeking re-election in the new 12th District, running on a platform centered on fiscal responsibility, government efficiency, and advocacy for individuals with autism and disabilities. more
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Moshe Hill, who lives in West Hempstead with his wife and three children, says his campaign for the Nassau County Legislature is focused on safety, housing and preserving community values.
Moshe Hill vows to tackle antisemetism and create housing
Moshe Hill, who is challenging Olena Nicks for her seat in the County Legislature, believes Nassau’s future depends on doubling down on safety, strengthening communities and creating the … more
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Participants of all ages enjoyed the lively atmosphere of last year’s Noche de Domino, a celebration of culture and community.
Valley Stream Latino Society brings back Noche de Domino to celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month
Noche de Domino returns Oct. 17 in Valley Stream, celebrating Latino culture and community connection through a beloved tradition. more
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Donald Duck, Snoopy and Valley Stream Mayor Ed Fare joined the celebration during last year’s Halloween Family Fun Day, showing off their pumpkin-painting skills.
Halloween Family Fun Day returns to Hendrickson Park for Valley Stream’s beloved fall tradition
Valley Stream’s Halloween Family Fun Day returns Oct. 18 with costumes, crafts, pumpkin painting and movie night at Barrett Park. more
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Monument to Culluloo Telewana, erected in 1888, honoring the area’s last recorded “Rockaway Indian” and preserving traces of Indigenous history near Valley Stream.
Traces of Indigenous history endure in Valley Stream
Commemorating Indigenous Peoples’ Day, Valley Stream reflects on its early Native history — from Hook Creek and Hungry Harbor to the Telewana monument. more
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Several pieces of paper with handwritten messages of kindness by students were created during last year’s Raise Craze fundraiser.
James A. Dever Elementary turns fundraising into acts of kindness
James A. Dever Elementary uses Raise Craze to inspire students to give back through acts of kindness while supporting the school and community. more
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Gianluca Bordone was acquitted on Thursday at the New York County Criminal Court in the fatal stabbing of Rocco Rodden.
Gianluca Bordone of Oyster Bay acquitted in 2023 fatal stabbing
Gianluca Bordone of Oyster Bay, 21, was acquitted by a Manhattan jury on Thursday for manslaughter and assault for the fatal stabbing of 17-year old Rocco Rodden of Warren Township, New Jersey in … more
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Breaking Down Barriers: How CN Guidance is Making Mental Health and Substance Use Services More Accessible for Long Islanders
For many Long Islanders, accessing help for mental health or substance use challenges can feel overwhelming and discouraging. Long wait times, high costs, and stigma often leave individuals and families without the support they urgently need, sometimes at the very moment a crisis arises. CN Guidance & Counseling Services is working to change that, breaking down barriers and creating a system where care is not only available but accessible, when and where it matters most. more
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