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Kids and their adult partners play and create together at the Art Lab. Artistic inspiration involves developing young motor skills as everyone fully engages in the moment.

Young imaginations shine at the Long Island Children's Museum

Long Island Children’s Museum transforms into a colorful hub of creativity for some of its smallest visitors, every Thursday at 11:30 a.m. Its Little Learners Art Lab welcomes young artists — and the grownups with them — for a hands-on art adventure designed to spark curiosity and imagination. more

By Danielle Schwab | 5/14/25

Jeff Szabo: A commitment to clean, reliable water in Babylon

At the Suffolk County Water Authority, our mission is more than delivering water — it’s about ensuring the health and well-being of the communities we serve. We provide a reliable supply … more

By Jeff Szabo | 5/9/25

Karl Grossman: Trump’s energy orders threaten climate and health

The burning of fossil fuels is the leading cause of climate change. Trump has repeatedly called climate change a “hoax.” more

By Karl Grossman: | 5/9/25

Olena Nicks: Safe Center’s closure is an urgent call to action

Each April, we recognize Sexual Assault Awareness Month in America — a time for our society to unite behind the mission of supporting survivors, educating communities, and refining the … more

By Olena Nicks | 5/9/25

Scott Davis: Fight for grants shows power of checks and balances

The events of April 23 demonstrated the importance of checks and balances in ensuring good government in Nassau County — and the dangers of a supermajority in the Legislature. more

By Scott Davis | 5/9/25

Ari Brown: A reality check on battery storage and offshore wind

For over three years, my colleagues — former Congressman Anthony D’Esposito, State Sen. Patricia Canzoneri-Fitzpatrick, Nassau County Executive Bruce Blakeman, County Legislator Patrick … more

By Ari Brown | 5/9/25

Lia Leone, 48, is running for a third term. A Glen Cove High School alumna, she was elected to the board in 2019, and has served as its president and vice president.

Glen Cove School Board Election 2024: Voters to choose between Leone, Huggins, and Miller and vote on $118.1M budget"

Glen Cove voters will head to the polls on May 20 to decide the fate of a proposed $118.1 million school budget and to elect two trustees to the Board of Education. The race has three candidates: … more

5/9/25

The 100 Hispanic Women Long Island Program, led by president Alicia McGrath, second from left, Kisha Chandler, third from left, and vice president Sofia Pertuz, fourth from left, held a networking event at Molloy University on April 30 to bring the Latina community together.

Latinas connect and thrive at 100 Hispanic Women Empowerment event at Molloy University

Dozens of women gathered at Molloy University’s Public Square for an evening of connection and empowerment, hosted by 100 Hispanic Women. The event aimed to foster relationships and strengthen … more

By KELSIE RADZISKI & ROKSANA AMID | 5/9/25

Roger Friedman, of Bernstein Display, said his company would face financial hardship because of the tariffs.

Sea Cliff business owners, Suozzi speaks of impacts of Trump tariffs

Halloween may look very different this year for Fun World, a Carle Place-based costume company that has been in business since 1966... more

By Roksana Amid | 5/9/25

The Department of Public Works, Beautification, high school students and elected officials came together to help beautify Glen Cove.

Digging deep to keep Glen Cove beautiful

Glen Cove came together on May 3 to celebrate Earth Day and Arbor Day. The day began at 9 a.m. at Danis Park, located at the corner of Town Path and Glen Street. The annual event is also held in … more

By Roksana Amid | 5/9/25

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