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Student turns cancer journey into a mission to help others

Jackson Amiruddin, a student at Calhoun High School in the Bellmore-Merrick Central High School District, is tackling blood cancers head-on through leadership and service as a 2025 Student Visionary with the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society. more

By Jordan Vallone | 1/10/25

Emma Vulpi among $10,000 worth of toys she collected for children with cancer and in shelters to ensure they had gifts on Christmas morning.

Emma Vulpi raises $10,000 in toys for children in need

Emma Vulpi, 13, has set a new personal record by collecting over $10,000 worth of toys in her 6th annual toy drive on Dec. 21, in partnership with the John Theissen Children’s Foundation. … more

By Jordan Vallone | 1/10/25

Balloons and confetti dropped at the stroke of noon instead of midnight at the East Meadow Public Library’s Noon Year’s Eve celebration.

East Meadow says: Happy ‘Noon’ Year

The East Meadow Public Library rang in the New Year a few hours early, in a kid- and family-friendly event, dubbed “Noon Year’s Eve.” more

By Jordan Vallone | 1/10/25

There’s a slew of events coming up at the East Meadow Public Library this month, including a Stop the Bleed training, above, on Jan. 13. From life saving lessons to cultural celebrations, there’s something for everyone to enjoy this winter.

East Meadow Library: New Year brings new activities

By JORDAN VALLONE jvallone@liherald.com As the New Year is in full swing, East Meadow Public Library patrons will enjoy a full slew of events and activities. Sunday … more

By Jordan Vallone | 1/10/25

Members of the East Meadow Beth-El Jewish Center gathered on Jan. 1 for the final night of Hanukkah.

Hanukkah celebration brings communities together

The Jewish community of came together to celebrate Hanukkah with nightly public menorah lightings hosted by the East Meadow Beth-El Jewish Center from Dec. 25 to Jan. 1. more

By Jordan Vallone | 1/10/25

Peter King: Once again, there’s a New Yorker in the White House

When Donald Trump is inaugurated as our 47th president the week after next, he will (once again) be the only president since Franklin Delano Roosevelt who is a born-and-bred New Yorker. more

By Peter King | 1/10/25

Feeling under siege? Combat the chaos.

Amid the grief and uncertainty, there are ways to process our emotions, respond constructively, and help ourselves and others find solace and strength. more

1/10/25

Siela Bynoe: Turning the page, and moving from Mineola to Albany

Taking the oath of office to serve the people of the State Senate’s 6th District on Sunday has led me to reflect on my nearly 11 years serving the people of Nassau’s 2nd Legislative District. more

By Siela Bynoe | 1/10/25

Jerry Kremer: The challenge of being president in challenging times

We are entering a new year, in which there will be many challenges for all of us. But the biggest ones will be for President-elect Donald Trump, who is about to embark on a historic second term. more

By Jerry Kremer | 1/10/25

Seth Koslow: Let’s put politics aside and just save lives

In politics, disagreements are inevitable. They’re part of a system designed to encourage debate and foster diverse perspectives. But some issues transcend politics — or at least they should. more

By Seth Koslow | 1/10/25

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