Thursday, July 10, 2025
Immigrant families across Long Island are living in fear, activists warned at a Brentwood rally, as federal protections for thousands of Temporary Protected Status holders are terminated.
Children biking to local parks are forced to navigate a busy, sidewalk-free stretch of Cherry Valley Avenue — and Franklin Square residents say it’s time for officials to act before someone gets hurt.
At the Franklin Square Public Library, a weekly roll of the dice is sparking big friendships and even bigger adventures — proving that imagination truly brings a community together.
Hundreds of Franklin Square neighbors came together at the library on June 29 to celebrate the joy of reading, friendship, and community — kicking off summer with laughter, music, and fun for all ages.
At its final Board of Education meeting of the 2024-25 school year, Sewanhaka Central High School District celebrated outstanding student achievements, honored dedicated staff milestones, and recognized exceptional athletic champions.
Elmont parents voiced a mix of support and concern at a recent community meeting about how local schools should implement Gov. Kathy Hochul’s statewide student phone ban set to take effect this fall.
Elmont Memorial senior Imani Lyons is being recognized for her bold call to action on mental healthcare disparities — and it just earned her a $500 scholarship.
Nearly a year after his passing, Elmont’s Stewart Manor Elementary School came together to honor the unforgettable legacy of beloved teacher Gerry Georgi—celebrating a lifetime of dedication, laughter, and lasting impact on generations of students.
Elmont students, educators, and community leaders were honored in a heartfelt night of celebration, recognition, and gratitude at Dutch Broadway School.
Franklin Square celebrated its brightest stars—students, staff, and retirees—during a heartfelt night of recognition at Washington Street School.
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A man who had done so much to lead New York through its darkest hour was leaving the arena. But the memories would remain.
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I think if I were interested in running for the first time, my family would be begging me to reconsider. If qualified people decide that being an elected official is too dangerous, the country, and our system of government, will be the losers.
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But make no mistake, our work is far from over. We’re still holding this administration accountable, especially when it comes to public safety.