Monday, April 21, 2025
PSEG Long Island is helping Franklin Square businesses thrive with grants for energy upgrades, storefront makeovers, and community revitalization!
As Elmont shifts to digital communication, local seniors say they're being left in the dark—cut off from vital community news by age, ability, and a lack of tech support.
The Sewanhaka Central High School District presented a proposed $264 million budget for the 2025-26 school year, highlighting curriculum expansions, facility upgrades, and a modest tax levy increase ahead of a May 20 vote.
Belmont Park Village just leveled up the spring shopping game with a wave of new luxury boutiques, exclusive rewards, and dining spots now open at the Elmont shopping destination.
Elmont teens are getting prom-ready in style— for free— thanks to a 12-year-old philanthropist and her growing mission to empower the community, one outfit at a time.
Parents are disappointed and outraged as Sewanhaka schools continue playing Bellmore-Merrick teams despite racism allegations. At a heated board meeting, they demanded details of both school district's plans to address the issue going forward.
Long Island parents fear devastating impacts on special education and student protections as Trump moves to dismantle the U.S. Department of Education.
Franklin Square’s EmpowerHER event raised over $1,000 for Mommas House, empowering women through fitness, networking, and community support for homeless mothers in need.
The Community League of Garden City South has unveiled an exciting lineup of 2025 events, including a Memorial Day parade, a festive fall Ragamuffin Parade, and a community fundraiser in Franklin Square.
Wondering what to do after filing a tax grievance in Nassau County? Here's what homeowners need to know about the process and next steps.
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As a Brooklyn Dodgers fan since my youth, until they were hijacked from us to Los Angeles, and as a Mets fan since their creation in 1962, baseball has always been a major part of my life
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I relate the use of words to the political arena, where I spent a great deal of my life.
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School spending plans will be decided on May 20. Now is the time for everyone to take part in what is one of the most local ways to exercise civic responsibility.