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For many local children, getting ready for a new school year means picking out a backpack. At the Jamaica Square Improvement League’s seventh annual backpack giveaway, students did just that, as volunteers turned the event into a small shopping experience centered on each child. more
The Community League of Garden City South brought residents together for a night of laughter while raising money to support free community events throughout the year. more
The New York Islanders and New York Blood Center partnered for a blood drive at UBS Arena on Aug. 3, giving Elmont residents and other community members an opportunity to help address a critical shortage in the region’s blood supply. more
The Locustwood Gotham Civic Association brought Elmont residents together for its annual block party, filling the neighborhood with food, music, games and plenty of time for neighbors to catch up. more
For residents of eastern Elmont, knowing where to turn when a neighborhood issue arises can sometimes be a challenge. Now, a longtime civic association is returning, with new leadership hoping to change that. more
At an age when many young people are discovering their passions, Selene Ferdinand, of Elmont, was already turning hers into action. more
Residents in East Franklin Square and North Valley Stream will have an opportunity this month to decide which library will receive their local library tax dollars in a special election. more
Franklin Square residents ages 13 and older will have the chance to put their detective skills to the test during an interactive murder mystery program at the Franklin Square Public Library. more
Veterans from Franklin Square and surrounding communities gathered at Franklin Square VFW Post 2718 for the annual Veterans Luncheon hosted by Ed Ra, an event designed to honor those who served while connecting them with important resources and support services. more
A long-planned effort to replace the aging roof at the Franklin Square Public Library took a major step forward, as library officials begin planning comprehensive renovations they agree will protect the building for decades while improving energy efficiency and expanding services for the community. more
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