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Old Westbury Gardens is filled with many delights as spring continues to unfold, including the magnificent tree peony and tulips galore.

Celebrate Mother's Day at Old Westbury Gardens

Immerse yourself in a floral paradise this Mother's Day at Old Westbury Gardens, where vibrant blooms and guided tours of historic Westbury House await, offering a delightful celebration amidst nature. more

By Karen Bloom | 5/8/24

Learning proper baseball skills, early on

Now entering its fourth summer, Beach Baseball Camp has already been named one of the top sports camps by the Long Island Choice Awards. more

By Terry Biener | 5/6/24

A sweet, long story of chocolates

Celebrating its 71st year in business, Emile’s Candies is one of Long Island’s last old-fashioned chocolate factories. more

By Terry Biener | 5/6/24

Carey’s Mia Vintimilla, left, battled with Clarke’s Ayla Abate during the Seahawks’ 7-6 victory in a battle of unbeatens April 26.

Carey enjoying breakout season

Carey’s girls’ lacrosse team has taken off on a meteoric rise after consecutive 2-11 conference records. Nobody could’ve imagined Carey busting out to eight straight … more

By Marc Berman | 5/4/24

Residents of Franklin Square affordable senior housing complex Dogwood Terrace John Heaphy, Christine Sarner and Karyn Sullivan feel they are entitled to better care. They’ve expressed concerns over the relocation process during the property’s proposed renovations, and its public safety and extermination practices.

Dogwood Terrace housing complex relocation, renovation plans stalled

Renovations of Dogwood Terrace, an affordable senior housing complex in Franklin Square, have been stalled — leaving residents to live in limbo. more

By Nicole Wagner | 5/3/24

Elmont Memorial High School senior Quincy Velez says the Tuition Assistance Program helps him, as someone growing up in a single-parent home, pay for college. He is with Assemblywoman Michaelle Solages, Elmont community leaders and students celebrating the expansion of TAP outside of his alma mater.

State allocates $56M more for TAP

Thanks to a $56 million investment in the state's tuition assistance program, college-bound students are getting a little more help paying for school. more

By Nicole Wagner | 5/3/24

Nassau County Legislator John Giuffré, presents the Franklin Square Historical Society President Nancy Youngfert a $127,000 check to invest in the society’s community education initiatives, with Nassau Comptroller Elaine Phillips.

Franklin Square Historical Society receives $127K to support community initiatives

The Franklin Square Historical Society, a cultural corner stone of the community, recently received a $127,000 check from the Boost Nassau Small Business Loan Program to support its initiatives. more

Rei Wolfsohn | 5/3/24

Joe's Wooden Creations owner Joe Mangiapanelli crafts wood into many beautiful pieces of art into home goods.

Craft boutique raises funds for upcoming Rescuing Families projects

Franklin Square-based nonprofit Rescuing Families is committed to helping families in the community retrofit and renovate their homes to elevate the quality of life for loved ones with disabilities. more

By Nicole Wagner | 5/3/24

A group of neighbors from Elmont join County Legislator Carrié Solages to clean up the community on April 20.

Neighbors give Elmont environmental TLC for Earth Day

A dozen Elmont neighbors joined County Legislator Carrié Solages for a community cleanup in Elmont on April 20 in observance of Earth Day. more

By Nicole Wagner | 5/3/24

Finding our side of paradise

As a member of Gen Z, I know as well as anyone how the world views people my age. more

By Jordan Vallone | 5/3/24

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