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A free women's heart health event at the Lakeview Public Library brought together medical experts and community organizations to offer screenings, education and resources aimed at helping women understand their cardiovascular risk and family heart health history. more
There were plenty of cheers along with some tears in South Ozone Park Sunday afternoon as 6,866 horse racing fans bid farewell to Aqueduct Racetrack. The crowd at ‘The Big A’ roared one last … more
Eyal Traeger, a West Hempstead resident and senior at Hebrew Academy of Nassau County, was recognized as part of the 2026 Congressional Award Gold Medal Class, earning U.S. Congress’ highest honor given to youth for volunteer service and personal development. more
Tranquility Spa & Salt Cave had a celebration for its tenth anniversary on June 16. Refreshments were provided to guests, as well as special deals for spa treatments. The Franklin Square spa commemorated its customers in the community. more
Knick fans may know the story of Jalen Brunson’s father, Rick Brunson, who’s a current Knicks assistant coach and was a bench player on the late 1990s Knicks. But most probably do not know that the 29-year-old basketball star’s mother, Sandra Brunson, grew up in Lakeview. more
Father’s Day was especially meaningful for Andrew Scortino, a 101-year-old World War 2 veteran from Malverne. The American Legion Riders, a motorcycle riding group within the Legion, led by Dawn Samuel, held a drive-by celebration, commemorating his service and celebrating his long life. more
The West Hempstead School District celebrated 31 students who earned the prestigious New York State Seal of Biliteracy during a recognition ceremony held on June 12 at West Hempstead Secondary School. more
Sunday, June 14 was an eventful day for Sydney and Jermaine Perry, co-CEOs of West Hempstead bakery Sydney’s Sweets. “Around noon, we got a call from Anthony Totten, a hospitality professional for the Knicks players and the hospitality director for Flyfish Club, a members-only club in Manhattan,” Jermaine said. “He wanted something special for the team for their first official celebration in New York.” more
The Malverne Community Theatre will perform the Shakespeare comedy “Much Ado About Nothing” at Crossroads Farms at Grossmann’s July 9 to 11. This will be the fifth year of the company’s “Shakespeare at the Farm.” more
Bob Houlihan, whose three decades of service helped shape generations of students and athletes at Molloy University, in Rockville Centre, died on June 8, the school announced. He was 81. more
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