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We should have learned more than we have from history

My reading of history, however, is that for the most part — whether it be everyday people, intellectuals or world leaders — there was little realization during those years that the world as they knew it was that much different from what had come before. Until it was. Or that tragedy lay ahead. Until it was too late. more

By Peter King | 5/10/24

Cherishing moms who embody love, strength

The remarkable resilience and sacrifice of mother is shown through the extraordinary life of Elinor Sullivan, whose daring feats in aviation were matched only by her dedication to motherhood. more

5/10/24

Grumman, Navy must finish the underground cleanup

Over the past few weeks, the dangerous environmental legacy of Grumman and the Navy has earned a top spot in local newspaper headlines and on the nightly news throughout the tristate area, and even overseas. more

By Joe Saladino | 5/10/24

Sophomore Nicholas Voll, who registered 54 points during the regular season, is a vital part of a Colts’ offense that more than doubled opponents’ output.

Calhoun's winning culture continues

At the start of the season, coach Jim Femminella was cautiously optimistic for Calhoun’s boys’ lacrosse team. He had heard what many around the county thought about the Colts after … more

By Andrew Fantucchio | 5/9/24

Old Westbury Gardens is filled with many delights as spring continues to unfold, including the magnificent tree peony and tulips galore.

Celebrate Mother's Day at Old Westbury Gardens

Immerse yourself in a floral paradise this Mother's Day at Old Westbury Gardens, where vibrant blooms and guided tours of historic Westbury House await, offering a delightful celebration amidst nature. more

By Karen Bloom | 5/8/24

Learning proper baseball skills, early on

Now entering its fourth summer, Beach Baseball Camp has already been named one of the top sports camps by the Long Island Choice Awards. more

By Terry Biener | 5/6/24

A sweet, long story of chocolates

Celebrating its 71st year in business, Emile’s Candies is one of Long Island’s last old-fashioned chocolate factories. more

By Terry Biener | 5/6/24

Freshman Derek Yormack struck out six in Kennedy's 6-5 win over South Side May 2 in a battle for conference supremacy.

Kennedy nips South Side in showdown

Two of Nassau County’s top baseball teams this spring battled last week for the Conference AA3 driver’s seat with Kennedy taking two of three games over South Side, capped by a 6-5 … more

By Justin Joseph | 5/6/24

The community has rallied behind Newbridge Inn, and raised $24,000 to help get the restaurant back in business. Damage to the bar, above, could take months to repair.

After fire, Newbridge Inn sees a surge of support from Merrick-Bellmore community

Newbridge Inn has received a surge of support from the Merrick-Bellmore community after a fire. more

By Joseph D'Alessandro | 5/3/24

Water quality was on the table at a meeting last month with the League of Women Voters of East Nassau.

Addressing Long Island drinking water issues, concerns

A packed house attended a meeting on April 17 with the League of Women Voters of East Nassau to learn about the pressing issues of water quality and consumption on Long Island. more

By Rachel Bamgbose | 5/3/24

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