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Many small businesses have been forced to close because of the coronavirus outbreak, including the Chop Shop, a hair salon in Long Beach.
Long Island Association offering business advice amid coronavirus outbreak
The Long Island Association, a regional business advocacy group, was supposed to host its spring luncheon Friday, featuring retired Yankee great Alex Rodriguez, but instead it held an hour-long … more
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Doctors throughout New York are wearing protective masks and gear, like those seen here.
Franklin Square doctors take precautions
Cars have become the new waiting room at Dr. Timpone Leonard’s office in Franklin Square, as he works to reduce the number of patients he sees each day during the coronavirus outbreak. Most … more
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Michael and Molly Talbot's mother, Deborah, erected a sign on their front yard asking passersby to honk for the twins' birthday.
Franklin Square residents spread birthday cheer
Michael and Molly Talbot thought their 10th birthday on March 25 would be their worst yet. Their mother, Deborah, erected a sign outside their house on Maloon Avenue in Franklin Square telling … more
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Hofstra President Stuart Rabinowitz addressed the crowd about Hofstra's academic year before introducing the yearly honoree.
County panel surveying businesses how COVID-19 is hurting them
Nassau County’s Coronavirus Economic Advisory Council is asking business owners to fill out a confidential survey to gauge how the COVID-19 outbreak is hurting small, medium and big businesses … more
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Murph's Restaurant is offering 15 percent discounts to first responders and hospital employees.
Murph’s offering discount to first responders, hospital employees
Murph’s Restaurant in Franklin Square is offering first responders and Long Island Jewish Valley Stream employees 15 percent off their take-out orders during the coronavirus pandemic. Many … more
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Raegan Miller-Hornung, 5, tried to inspire her neighbors with her chalk drawing.
Rainbows fly over Franklin Square
  Vannessa Brown DeFalco spent more than two hours on March 22 working with her three daughters to create colorful hearts for their windows facing Chestnut Street in Franklin … more
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Rescuing Families Inc. is collecting N95 masks for distribution to healthcare workers, the elderly and those with compromised immune systems.
Rescuing Families to donate N95 masks
Rescuing Families Inc., a Franklin Square-based nonprofit organization is collecting N95 masks for healthcare professionals, elderly residents and people with compromised immune systems. The masks … more
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Emily Ng, in Jeanmarie Derby’s second-grade class at the John Street School, created a leprechaun trap out of supplies she found in her house.
Franklin Square students learn at a distance
Second-graders in Jeanmarie Derby’s class at the John Street School were excited to build leprechaun traps on March 13, after reading the book “How to Catch a Leprechaun” by Adam … more
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Salvatore’s of Elmont is offering free homemade dough to families in need.
In need themselves, Franklin Square and Elmont business owners offer support
After he saw other pizzerias charge $15 for make-your-own pizza kits, Vito Cortesiano, owner of Salvatore’s of Elmont, decided to give families in need his homemade pizza dough for free while … more
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A staff member at the Washington Street School tested negative for the coronavirus.
Washington Street School staff member tests negative
A staff member at the Washington Street School has tested negative for the coronavirus, Franklin Square Superintendent Jared Bloom posted on the district’s website on March 19, although a … more
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