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Courtesy Franklin Square Historical Society A map showing Foster Meadow’s farming area in 1837 pinpoints what was formerly Jamaica Road and John Street, now Nassau Boulevard.
How Franklin Square evolved from farmland to suburb
Franklin Square’s history traces a gradual shift from a sparsely populated farming community to the suburban neighborhood it is today. more
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From left, John Ardito, Tara Westwood, who portrayed Gov. Carrie Hanson, Gregory Cioffi, director and lead actor portraying Jonathan "Fig" Figueroa, on the set of Ardito's short film.
Franklin Square lawyer produces film inspired by medical malpractice cases
Franklin Square attorney John Ardito spent more than 35 years practicing law, but he never expected his career would lead him to write and produce a short film. more
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The Ladies of the Carmel Society get ready for the procession to honor the Virgin of Carmel.
Franklin Square celebrates 89th annual Feast of Our Lady of Mount Carmel
The sound of music, the aroma of homemade Italian food and the sight of generations of families gathering in prayer filled the Our Lady of Mount Carmel Chapel as the Mount Carmel Society celebrated the 89th annual Feast of Our Lady of Mount Carmel. more
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Nassau County Police Officer Patricia Espinosa, a nine-year veteran of the department’s Fifth Precinct, died Jan. 31 after a crash in Saint James while she was on her way to work. Espinosa was assigned to post 505 in the North Elmont area.
Hauppauge man sentenced in crash that killed Nassau police officer Patricia Espinosa
Matthew Smith, 21, of Hauppauge, was sentenced July 20 to 7⅓ to 22 years in prison after pleading guilty to charges stemming from a January crash that killed Nassau County Police Officer Patricia Espinosa and seriously injured his passenger. more
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Franklin Square artist Joseph Fernandez turns scientific precision into stunning pencil drawings
Franklin Square artist Joseph Fernandez turns scientific precision into stunning pencil drawings
Franklin Square resident Joseph Fernandez had worked for decades as a scientist studying life under a microscope before discovering that his next chapter would be spent bringing life to paper. more
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Julissa Duchatellier currently holds two pageant titles from US Nation for Long Island and New York
Elmont native Julissa Duchatellier crowned New York US Nation, heads to national pageant
Elmont native Julissa Duchatellier is representing both Long Island and New York after earning the titles of  Long Island US Nation and  New York US Nation, accomplishments she hopes will inspire young women to embrace their individuality and pursue their dreams. more
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Jahane Abidi
Finding your place and your people
Everyone says the people you meet in school can become lifelong friends. What they don't tell you is that friendship rarely happens overnight. more
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Antonia Abreu is sworn in as the Franklin Square Public Library's newest trustee during the library board's reorganization meeting on July 6.
Franklin Square Library welcomes new trustee, honors longtime board member
The Franklin Square Public Library welcomed a new trustee and honored a longtime board member during its annual reorganization meeting on July 6. more
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Brian Barry, left, joins Rescuing Families co-founders Vincent and Gina at the nonprofit’s annual fundraiser held this past weekend at its vintage boutique.
Franklin Square's Rescuing Families fundraiser turns thrift store donations into community support
What started as a few garage sale tables in Gina and Vincent Centauro's backyard has grown into a year-round community hub where donated treasures help change lives. more
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The Franklin Civilian Patrol serves as the eyes and ears of the police and fire departments, including the 5th precinct pop unit.
Franklin Square Civilian Patrol recruits volunteers to strengthen community safety
For more than four decades, the Franklin Square Civilian Patrol has served as an extra set of eyes and ears for the community, working alongside law enforcement to help address neighborhood concerns and keep residents informed. more
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