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Coming up in East Meadow this year includes EMCon, a beloved local take on Comic Con.
Three East Meadow events to mark on your calendar
East Meadow residents won’t have to travel far for entertainment this winter and spring, with community events that spotlight music, culture and creativity. more
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Tim Baker/Herald Suffolk County Executive Ed Romaine, left, Nassau County Executive Bruce Blakeman, LIA President Matt Cohen and State Comptroller Tom DiNapoli during the State of the Region panel discussion on Jan. 9.
At the Long Island Association State of the Region: Local priorities frame the New York governor’s race
Celebrating its centennial year, the Long Island Association hosted its annual State of the Region breakfast on Jan. 9, which included the presumptive gubernatorial candidates: Gov. Kathy Hochul and Nassau County Executive Bruce Blakeman. more
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Ross Schiller is the president of the East Meadow Chamber of Commerce for 2026.
East Meadow Chamber of Commerce celebrates 70th anniversary
The East Meadow Chamber of Commerce starts the year with a remarkable milestone in celebrating its 70th anniversary, while welcoming this year’s chamber president, Ross Schiller of Ross L. Schiller … more
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Residents of all ages are encouraged to attend a seminar at the Levittown Public Library to learn how to protect themselves from online scams.
Local legislators fight back against scams at Levittown Public Library
With scams and identity theft on the rise, a Feb. 9 seminar will aim to help residents in the 5th Senate District and nearby communities protect themselves from those looking to scam them. The … more
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Hochul approves property tax exemptions for seniors
Gov. Kathy Hochul has signed legislation that increases the real property tax relief local governments may offer to senior homeowners, raising the maximum allowable exemption for eligible residents … more
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Hempstead Town Supervisor John Ferretti, Councilman Thomas Muscarella, and Town Clerk Kate Murray helped a local resident turn his tree into mulch at the town’s 6th Annual Mulchfest.
Mulchfest turns Christmas trees into compost
While ornaments and lights were boxed away for another year, some Wantagh and Seaford residents gave their Christmas trees a second life by turning them into mulch. Several locals joined … more
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In 2025, the Long Island Rail Road and Metro-North Railroad set record highs for ridership and on-time performance, marking a year of significant growth and improved service for the MTA.
LIRR, Metro-North set new yearly records
The Long Island Rail Road and Metro-North Railroad capped off 2025 with extraordinary performance and ridership growth, setting new records for both services. The LIRR led the charge with a 9 … more
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Island Harvest Food Bank received a $100,000 donation from the PSEG Foundation, a nonprofit that is supported and funded by PSEG, a major utility provider in the Long Island region. Randi Shubin Dresner, president of Island Harvest with David Lyons, interim president of PSEG.
$100K grant aids Island Harvest’s mission on Long Island
While the surge of generosity that marks the holiday season fades once the decorations come down, the need facing food banks and families struggling to make ends meet continues year-round — a reality prompting renewed investment from organizations seeking to sustain that support well beyond winter. more
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Comedians hit the stage at the East Meadow library on Dec. 29 for Mark Brier’s popular ‘Laughs at the Library’ show.
Good times at ‘Laughs at the Library’ in East Meadow
Laughter filled the East Meadow Public Library on Dec. 29 as comedian Mark Brier brought his popular “Laughs at the Library” show to an in-person audience. more
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East Meadow celebrated the New Year on Dec. 30, counting down to noon instead of midnight. Alex and Chris Medina, 2, had a fun time celebrating 2026.
Cheers to the ‘Noon’ Year, East Meadow!
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
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