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A band played at the Rock In Peace Fest in October.
Franklin Square man plans mental health street fair
Kyle Heckler wanted to get away from the stress of the coronavirus pandemic over the summer, and decided to visit some friends from SUNY Potsdam in a small upstate town. While he was there, however, … more
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Jacqueline Botta recently spoke at an FDA hearing about patient focused-drug development.
Franklin Square family fights for kidney patients as pandemic continues
Jacqueline Botta is immunocompromised and could not travel to Albany and Washington D.C. to raise awareness of kidney disease this year as she normally does due to the coronavirus pandemic. But that … more
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The house at 1051 Harrow Road in Franklin Square is like a shining beacon of Christmas decorations, with nearly every square inch of the front lawn covered in decorations.
Franklin Square man displays ‘the essence of Christmas’
Robert Destefano had dreamed of putting up a large Christmas display since he was a child growing up in Franklin Square near Valley Stream North High School. There was a house across the street … more
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Four run for fire commissioner in Franklin Square, Elmont
Sitting fire commissioners in Franklin Square and Elmont are facing challengers in this year’s elections on Dec. 8. In Franklin Square In Franklin Square, incumbent Christopher Gioia is … more
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Sewanhaka High School remained closed through Tuesday.
Covid continues to close schools in Elmont
Sewanhaka High School remained closed through Tuesday, after a student tested positive for the coronavirus, and several classes at Elmont elementary schools had to quarantine last week. The … more
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Diane Messelschmitt claims that when she was a student at H. Frank Carey High School, she was sexually assaulted.
Sewanhaka Central High School District battles two Supreme Court cases
The Sewanhaka Central High School District Board of Education approved a resolution on Nov. 24 to hire Farmingdale-based Guercio and Guercio as special counsel “to defend the district’s … more
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Paul Sapienza was president of the Elmont Chamber of Commerce since 2012. He gave the State of Elmont address last year.
Business community remembers Paul Sapienza
Paul Sapienza, the longtime president of the Elmont Chamber of Commerce and the owner of Sapienza Bake Shop, died at St. Francis Hospital, in Roslyn, on Saturday, at the age of 68. The cause of his … more
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New non-profit to award local students scholarships
A group of Oceanside educators, former educators and one alumnus, spearheaded by retired elementary school principal Tom Capone, started a non-profit organization for the purpose of awarding scholarships to African American/Black high school seniors from Oceanside and other local communities. more
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VFW Post 2718 appeared on "How to with John Wilson" on Nov. 20.
VFW Post 2718 gets its 15 minutes of fame
The VFW Post 2718 in Franklin Square got its 15 minutes of fame on Nov. 20, when it appeared on “How to with John Wilson.” The show centers around Queens resident John Wilson sharing life … more
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County and state officials toured the on and off ramps at Exit 13 of the Southern State Parkway last week.
County, state officials tour Southern State Exit 13
Assemblywoman Michaelle Solages led Nassau County Executive Laura Curran, Legislator Carrié Solages, Deputy Commissioner of Public Works Joe Pecora and New York State Department of … more
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