Sunday, January 19, 2025
Second Generation of Long Island's documentary collection, featuring Holocaust survivor and liberator testimonies, now housed at Nassau County Holocaust Memorial Center.
Cedarhurst author Isaac Rudansky debuts middle-grade fantasy novel "Georgie Summers and the Scribes of Scatterplot," featuring innovative storytelling about memory libraries.
Several new measures approved by the state legislature in 2024 are taking effect as of Jan. 1, bringing changes to health insurance, the minimum wage, paid time off and more. St. James resident …
National Council of Jewish Women's Peninsula Section hosts screening of 'The Barn,' documenting Holocaust survivor Karl Shapiro's story of survival.
Zola Bakes offers authentic rainbow cookies, crafted in New York and shipped across the U.S and Canada.
As Gov. Kathy Hochul enters her fourth full year in office, she presented her proposed agenda for 2025 in the State of the State address on Tuesday, outlining policies that could have broad impacts across New York state, including Long Island.
Nassau County partners with Gural JCC for state-of-the-art community facility featuring pool, gymnasium, and expanded programming.
Rock and Wrap it Up! hosts 31st Christmas Eve gift distribution at Five Towns Community Center.
Editorial
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Columnist
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.
Columnist
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Columnist
With control of the presidency, Congress and the Supreme Court now in Republican hands, the questions remain: Will Republicans eschew my-way-or-the-highway?