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Ross McFarland and the Pride are looking to make noise under new coach Jamie Franco, a Hofstra wrestling alumn.

Hofstra wrestling alum Jamie Franco is now leading the program where he thrived on the mats as a student-athlete looking to raise it to new heights. Franco, a three-time NCAA Championship … more

By Andrew Coen | 1/14/25

Eighth-grader Madison Edwards, left, had 16 points off the bench Saturday as the Spartans pulled away for a 61-41 win at Hewlett.

Shorthanded Elmont tops Hewlett

Injuries keep mounting for Elmont girls’ basketball, but the Spartans rode the strong two-way play of senior guard Kaitlyn Paulino and a pair of recent additions to a 61-41 victory at Hewlett … more

By Tony Bellissimo | 1/13/25

The U.S. Department of Energy explains details of the Onsite Energy Program, which provides grant funding for small and medium-sized businesses, to improve their energy efficiency and contribute to a clean energy economy.

U.S. Department of Energy program helps businesses reduce energy costs

The U.S. Department of Energy detailed its new Onsite Energy Program, which provides small and medium-sized businesses with up to $300,000 in grant funding to improve their energy efficiency. more

By Renee DeLorenzo | 1/10/25

Mark Shimnoski, Librarian II at the Franklin Square Public Library, holds one of his favorite childhood books JRR Tolkien’s “The Hobbit.”

What do librarians do all day?

Mark Shimnoski has been a librarian for over 12 years. But, what exactly does he do all day? According to Shimnoski, quite a lot. more

By Renee DeLorenzo | 1/10/25

Quincy Velez recites a Boy Scouts of America pledge after achieving the rank of Eagle Scout during his Court of Honor at Destiny Cathedral in Hempstead on Jan. 5.

Quincy Velez becomes an Eagle Scout at Court of Honor

Quincy Velez, a scout from Franklin Square’s Boy Scouts of America Troop 485, celebrated achieving the rank of Eagle Scout during his Court of Honor at Destiny Cathedral. more

By Renee DeLorenzo | 1/10/25

Pat Galaskas, left, and Nancy Youngfert stand in front of Franklin Square’s oldest telephone, which was on display at the Franklin Square Historical Society Museum’s open house on Jan. 5.

Franklin Square Historical Society museum plans expansion

The Franklin Square Historical Society detailed plans for a $450,000 expansion to their museum building. more

By Renee DeLorenzo | 1/10/25

Franklin Square Public Library Head of Children’s Services Shannon Meany, left, presenting two-year-old Idris Kenchi with a certificate for reading 1,000 books before Kindergarten at the library on Dec. 20.

Two-year-old Idris Kenchi reads 1,000 books before Kindergarten

Two-year-old Idris Kenchi completed the “1000 Books Before Kindergarten” challenge last month. more

By Renee DeLorenzo | 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

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