Thursday, January 16, 2025
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Hofstra wrestling alum Jamie Franco is now leading the program where he thrived on the mats as a student-athlete looking to raise it to new heights.
Franco, a three-time NCAA Championship …
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By Andrew Coen
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1/14/25
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The season is going well according to Freeport boys’ basketball head coach Daryl Johnson, but that doesn’t mean there isn’t room for improvement amongst the Red Devils.
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By Michelle Rabinovich
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1/13/25
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BOSFA Properties is set to transform the long-vacant Moxey Rigby public housing complex in Freeport into the Gardens at Buffalo, a 200-unit apartment complex offering workforce, senior, and veteran housing by July 2026.
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By Mohammad Rafiq
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1/10/25
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Zion Cathedral Church of God in Christ celebrated Kwanzaa on Dec. 31 at Roosevelt Field, blending tradition and unity to honor African American heritage with performances, reflections, and the lighting of the kinara.
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By Mohammad Rafiq
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1/10/25
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Siela Bynoe was sworn in as the first Black New York State Senator for Long Island’s 6th District on January 5, 2025, at Westbury High School, with hundreds in attendance.
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By Hernesto Galdamez
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1/10/25
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When Donald Trump is inaugurated as our 47th president the week after next, he will (once again) be the only president since Franklin Delano Roosevelt who is a born-and-bred New Yorker.
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By Peter King
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1/10/25
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Amid the grief and uncertainty, there are ways to process our emotions, respond constructively, and help ourselves and others find solace and strength.
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1/10/25
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Taking the oath of office to serve the people of the State Senate’s 6th District on Sunday has led me to reflect on my nearly 11 years serving the people of Nassau’s 2nd Legislative District.
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By Siela Bynoe
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1/10/25
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We are entering a new year, in which there will be many challenges for all of us. But the biggest ones will be for President-elect Donald Trump, who is about to embark on a historic second term.
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By Jerry Kremer
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1/10/25
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In politics, disagreements are inevitable. They’re part of a system designed to encourage debate and foster diverse perspectives. But some issues transcend politics — or at least they should.
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By Seth Koslow
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1/10/25
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