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As a result of Legislator Carrié Solages’s advocacy, traffic lights at the intersection of Bayless Avenue and Elmont Road were repaired.
What safety upgrades are coming to Elmont this spring?
Nassau County Legislator Carrié Solages has secured new traffic lights on two busy roads in Elmont in order to promote safe driving near the high school. The new lights are expected to be installed in early spring. more
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Military families from Long Island and the Tri-State area were welcomed at UBS Arena on March 12 for a special baby shower hosted by the NY Islanders and Operation Shower.
What does a military baby shower entail? The NY Islanders show us with 'Operation Shower'
The New York Islanders hosted 25 families with active service members for a two-hour baby shower at the UBS Arena Club suite-level for the 4th Annual Operation Shower event. more
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Le Botaniste, Belmont Park Village’s newest restaurant that serves plant-based, organic foods and wines, opened to guests in late February.
What's on the menu at Le Botaniste? Belmont Park Village's new restaurant officially opens
A new plant-based restaurant, Le Botaniste, opened in Belmont Park Village last month, bringing in colorful vegan dishes and a list of natural wines. Check out what's on the menu! more
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McCray-Booker’s acrylic portraits of her daughter Shannan embody the many facets of her personality, as well as the memories they shared during their time together.
Take a look at the Elmont library's Women's History Month art exhibit
Two artist exhibits are on display at the Elmont Memorial Library for Women's History Month, exploring themes of motherhood, battles with cancer, spirituality and a celebration of women. more
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Franklin Square School District received the National School Boards Association 2025 Magna Silver Award for its innovative Daily Living Space program.
How did Franklin Square School District win the Magna Award?
Franklin Square School District's Daily Living Space program was recognized by the National School Boards Association and awarded a 2025 Magna Silver Award. more
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Franklin Square Superintendent Jared T. Bloom, left, said that reduced funding from the U.S. Department of Education could have major impacts on school programs, such as universal pre-K. Elmont and Sewanhaka Board Trustee Trecia Wong, right, said the cuts could put students' equal access to education at risk, especially in low-income school districts.
What are school officials going to do about U.S. Department of Education budget cuts?
School officials say they are unsure of the future of education in local communities like Elmont and Franklin Square amid discussions of budget cuts to the U.S. Department of Education. more
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The Women in Sports Panel kicked off Women’s History Month at UBS Arena, highlighting powerful female voices from a diverse range of roles in the field.
What is it like to be a woman in sports? Panelists tell all during UBS Arena's Women's History Month event
What challenges face women in the male-dominated sports industry? Six women from all different areas of sports talk about their experiences during this exclusive panel at UBS Arena. more
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Donna Nowakoski, a lifelong Franklin Square resident, has created 16 diamond art paintings over the course of seven years, which she is now selling through an art exhibit at the Franklin Square Public Library.
Donna Nowakoski shares her diamond art exhibit at the Franklin Square Public Library
Donna Nowakoski spent seven years creating diamond art paintings, placing each diamond stud on her canvasses by hand individually. After thousands upon thousands of diamond studs later, Donna shared her completed collection with the Franklin Square library community. more
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Alejandro Curbelo, who attended Fritz and Friends, spent time connecting with Van, a puppy in training, and other puppies at the event.
Puppies and playtime at the Franklin Square library
What does it take to be a service dog? Canine Companions service puppies-in-training visited the Franklin Square library to educate guests on the long process it takes for puppies to support their owners, leaving plenty of time for play! more
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Members of the community celebrating the holy month of Ramadan, Aftab Ahmad, left, Sameer Shaik, Shakeel Rahman, Assemblywoman Michaelle Solages, Legislator Carrie Solages and Javeed Yaqoob.
Assemblywoman Michaelle Solages joins local Ramadan observance
During the holy month of Ramadan, Assemblywoman Michaelle Solages and Legislator Carrie Solages joined local Muslim organizations and observed the holiday. more
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