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Justine Siegal, the first commissioner of the Women’s Pro Baseball League, took part in opening day ceremonies on Aug. 1, symbolically passing the torch from the league’s past to its present and future generations of women’s professional baseball players.
Retired Rockville Centre dentist Michael Rechter captures women’s baseball history
Retired Rockville Centre dentist Michael Rechter began his next chapter by photographing the historic opening of the Women’s Pro Baseball League in Illinois. more
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With the help of artificial intelligence, Kathy and Vonn Brickmeier have created animated scenes and backgrounds for the Bellmore-Merrick Central High School District’s Extended School Year production of ‘Ones Upon a Mattress.’
Bellmore-Merrick students shine in inclusive ‘Once Upon a Mattress’ production
Students in the Bellmore-Merrick Central High School District’s Extended School Year program took to the screen Aug. 13 with a production of “Once Upon a Mattress,” continuing an 11-year tradition of giving students with special needs an opportunity to perform in a supportive, creative environment. more
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The back-to-school checklist Long Island families actually need
From tech that survives a locker to lunches that survive a Tuesday, here's what to knock out before the first bell rings. more
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Tony B., joined by Society President Jan Hernstat, left, wows the crowd with his lively take on Jolson standards.
'The Jolson Story' at 80
For many, Al Jolson is forever embraced as “The World’s Greatest Entertainer,” and honoring his legacy has become an annual tradition. Celebrating him every year is an unmissable moment for so many. more
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Nassau County Executive Bruce Blakeman speaks at a news conference in Mineola on Aug. 26 about the county’s 287(g) agreement with Immigration and Customs Enforcement.
Nassau County Executive Bruce Blakeman says county will comply with new 287(g) law while continuing to work with ICE
Nassau County Executive Bruce Blakeman said today that the county will comply with the state law ending its 287(g) agreement with Immigration and Customs Enforcement, while continuing to work with ICE within the limits of the law. more
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Hofstra’s defense is anchored by senior Sasha McTiffin, a preseason All-CAA honorable mention selection.
Hofstra women's soccer looks to kickstart winning season
Hofstra University’s women’s soccer team encountered plenty of gridlock during last year’s 6-5-7 season that featured seven straight ties and is seeking a breakthrough fall that yields a deep … more
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Michael O'Neill was a scoring machine for Massapequa boys lacrosse in the early 1970s and starred at Johns Hopkins.
Nassau H.S. Athletics HOF Class of 2026 announced
The Nassau County High School Athletics Hall of Fame will hold its 2026 induction ceremony Oct. 7 at the Crest Hollow County Club. Here’s a list of some local honorees in alphabetical order. For … more
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Garrett Reid, right, with his Eagle Scout project sponsor, Sister Barbara Faber, after completing his service project for the Our Lady of Peace thrift shop in Lynbrook.
Lynbrook Eagle Scout Garrett Reid completes church service project
Lynbrook Eagle Scout Garrett Reid earned scouting’s highest rank after leading a service project to replace a deteriorating donation shed at Our Lady of Peace. more
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Students graced the stage in their graduation robes during the Jewish Early Learning Center’s graduation ceremony on June 16.
Jewish Early Learning Center celebrates graduates
The Alan & Tatyana Forman Jewish Early Learning Center celebrated its graduating class on June 16, marking the students’ transition from preschool to the next chapter of their education. more
The members of the Peninsula Public Library board of trustees, from left above, Secretary Rochelle Genack, Trustee Miriam Statman, President Akiva Lubin and Trustee Joseph Lifschutz.
NYSED warns Peninsula Public Library board over governance issues
NYSED has warned Peninsula Public Library trustees over governance concerns after the Lawrence library missed a state deadline to amend its charter. more
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