Tuesday, May 13, 2025
Chevonne Dixon received a life-saving heart transplant on Mother’s Day 2024 — a year later, she’s walking miles, biking, and inspiring thousands through her journey of resilience and faith.
Annamarie Carcione’s new solo exhibit at the Freeport Recreation Center blends vivid colors, animals, and emotion, offering a window into the inner world of the scenic artist behind Netflix and HBO sets
Members of the South Shore Conservation Society and Green Army filled 10 bags of trash during a spring cleanup at Brookside Preserve, joined by local officials and residents passionate about environmental stewardship.
The Freeport boys’ lacrosse team has undergone a major turnaround under first-year head coach Mark Andrejack. The Red Devils headed into their final three games of the season at 8-4 after …
Roosevelt High School will honor 37 students on May 29 for earning the New York State Seal of Biliteracy, nearly doubling last year’s total in a growing program reflecting academic and cultural excellence.
Superintendent Fia Davis was placed on administrative reassignment during a sudden board meeting on April 21, igniting questions and public outcry amid resignations and ongoing leadership changes.
From quantum computing to forensic drug testing, Freeport High School students presented wide-ranging research projects at the 20th annual Science and Engineering Fair on April 24, joined for the first time by robotics teams from Dodd and Atkinson schools
Roosevelt High School’s Army JROTC cadets dominated the recent Raiders Challenge at Hempstead High School, taking home seven trophies in a showcase of strength, teamwork, and leadership.
Perfecting Faith Church held its Resurrection Sunday service at Hofstra University on April 20, with Pastor Donnie McClurkin leading hundreds in worship, music, and spiritual renewal.
In its third season with the backing of the New York Jets, Nassau County girls’ flag football is growing exponentially and arguably nowhere is that more apparent than in Valley Stream, where …
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The surge in electric vehicles, the rise of data centers and the electrification of homes and businesses are pushing Long Island’s energy demand to unprecedented levels.
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As I fight tooth and nail for every dollar, every program, every piece of support that I can secure for my constituents, a clear pattern has emerged in the performance of Nassau County Executive Bruce Blakeman — one that it is marred by self-promotional pageantry, misplaced priorities and big promises that ultimately collapse.
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In recent weeks I have been at a number of events sponsored by police organizations, including a gala honoring 100 years of the Nassau County Police Department.
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Last week, millions of people of the Hebrew faith observed an event known as the Shoah.