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Attending the April 17 groundbreaking ceremony, signaling the start of the Tunnel to Towers’ veterans housing initiative in Island Park are, from left, Tunnel to Towers CEO Frank Siller; World War II veteran Dave Marshall (101 years old); Senior Vice President Gavin Naples; Chief Operating Officer Jeanna DellaRagione; Town of Hempstead Supervisor John Ferretti; County Legislator Patrick Mullaney; and Island Park Mayor Michael McGinty.
Tunnel to Towers breaks ground on Veterans Village in Island Park
The Tunnel to Towers Foundation broke ground on its Island Park Veterans Village, marking the start of a major housing initiative for veterans at the site of the former Long Beach Motor Inn. more
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Longtime friends Stephen Oswald II and Linda Cole organized and ran the first Long Island Pinball Rumble at the Oswalds’ Oceanside home last Saturday.
Long Island Pinball Rumble debuts in Oceanside, drawing players for competitive tournament
The rat-a-tat of pinball machine flippers and balls ricocheting between bumpers, and the ring of accumulating points filled an Oceanside garage Saturday as Stephen and Lisa Oswald hosted the first Long Island Pinball Rumble, drawing nearly 20 of players from across the region for a day of competition, nostalgia and community. more
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Island Park’s adult reference librarian Sara Geller, left, and Oceanside’s local history librarian Erin McCauley digitized the microfilm of the Oceanside/Island Park Herald, uploading it to the NYS Historic Newspapers site.
Oceanside/Island Park Herald archives go digital, ending microfilm era
Library patrons once had to rely on microfilm to search past editions of the Oceanside/Island Park Herald, threading reels into bulky readers and scanning pages by hand to find specific articles. more
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John Vitale, center, president of Vitale Properties, signed the ceremonial beam alongside project partners from Vitale Properties, B2K Construction teams and local officials during the topping-out celebration for The Bridgeview apartment development in Island Park on March 31.
$45M Bridgeview waterfront apartments reach topping-out milestone in Island Park
A key milestone has been reached in the construction of The Bridgeview, a $45 million waterfront apartment development rising on the former Bridgeview Yacht Club site, as developer John Vitale emphasized both progress and the workers behind. more
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From left, Mitchell Bickman, director of social studies for OSD; Sam Seifman, president of the Jewish Community Council of Oceanside; Bernie Furshpan, second generation survivor; and Gloria LeBeaux, event organizer, gathered during the Friedberg JCC’s annual Yom HaShoah commemoration on April 14 to honor those lost during the Holocaust.
Yom HaShoah commemoration in Oceanside emphasizes "Bridging Generations" and Holocaust remembrance
More than 100 people gathered at the Friedberg JCC as the Jewish Community Council of Oceanside hosted its annual Yom HaShoah commemoration, honoring the six million Jews murdered during the Holocaust through an evening of remembrance, reflection and a renewed call to action. more
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Rachael Gillian of Oceanside practiced yoga alongside Looper, a rescue puppy, during a puppy yoga session benefitting Hope for Cleo Animal Rescue at South Shore Craft Brewery on April 12.
Puppy yoga in Oceanside combines fitness and fundraising for rescue dogs
Dozens of Long Islanders rolled out yoga mats and stretched alongside playful puppies at South Shore Craft Brewery in Oceanside, where a lighthearted class served a deeper purpose: supporting rescue animals in need. more
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Samantha Friedman, 19, an Oceanside High School graduate and a two-sport athlete, was honored on Sunday by the Jewish Sports Heritage Association for her achievements in academics and athletics.
Oceanside's Samantha Friedman honored at Jewish Sports Heritage Association Awards
The Jewish Sports Heritage Association honored standout student-athletes and national figures at its eighth annual Induction and Awards Ceremony last Sunday, continuing a mission that began with a simple goal — to celebrate Jewish excellence in sports. more
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Members of Brownie Troop 2170 spread out across Masone Beach in Island Park, collecting litter during a cleanup that helped them earn their Beach Awareness badge.
Brownie Troop 2170 cleans Masone Beach, promotes environmental stewardship
Second graders in Brownie Troop 2170 spent an afternoon turning lessons in environmental stewardship into hands-on action at Masone Beach. more
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First grader Luke Siergiej displayed his mixed media artwork at the Oceanside School District’s annual arts festival on March 31 at Oceanside High School, where student work from all grade levels were showcased.
Oceanside arts festival showcases student creativity across all grades
Student artwork spanning every grade level filled the gymnasiums at Oceanside High School on March 31 as the district hosted its annual districtwide arts festival, drawing large crowds of families, students and community members. more
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Dr. Jay Itzkowitz, chair of emergency medicine, will receive the Lifesaver Award at Mount Sinai South Nassau's 42nd annual golf outing on May 11.
Mount Sinai South Nassau to host 42nd annual golf outing to expand cardiac care on the South Shore
Community members and business leaders are invited to tee off for a cause as Mount Sinai South Nassau prepares to host its 42nd annual golf outing on May 11, raising funds to expand advanced cardiac care for South Shore residents. more
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