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A state of emergency is in effect on Long Island as a powerful nor’easter has brought heavy rain, strong winds, coastal flooding and dangerous rip currents through the weekend. more
Hewlett High School seniors David Balzac and Ivan Reznikov were named semifinalists in the 2027 National Merit Scholarship Program after earning top scores in New York. more
More than 300 Five Towns residents gathered for the United Jewish Appeal-Federation of New York’s South Shore Inaugural last week at the Seawane Club in Hewlett. The Sept. 16 awards dinner … more
Cedarhurst residents urged village officials to address speeding, illegal turns and other dangerous driving, while the village prepares traffic studies to consider speed humps and other safety measures. more
The annual Five Towns Community Succos Fair returns to Cedarhurst’s Andrew J. Parise Park from Sept. 29 through Oct. 1 with entertainment, rides, food and family activities. more
Eric Krywe’s Beach Baseball camps and Beach Bombers travel program are expanding youth baseball while teaching Long Beach-area players teamwork, responsibility and sportsmanship. more
More than 100 residents packed a Peninsula Public Library meeting to voice concerns about leadership, employee conditions and the institution’s direction and inclusivity. more
The new Belmont Park opened its doors Friday to welcome the return of racing to Long Island, and a capacity crowd of 6,000 was treated to a thrilling inaugural race at the transformed venue. … more
Sixty Five Towns women gathered at Chabad of Hewlett for a pre-Rosh Hashana challah bake focused on Jewish tradition, reflection and community. more
The Pearsall Project developer is seeking to convert 98 approved rental units to condominiums as Lawrence’s planning board reviews the proposed change. more
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