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Long Island Rail Road riders should plan for service disruptions over six weekends this summer as the Metropolitan Transportation Authority upgrades switches and signals near Elmont-UBS Arena. more
The former Woodfield Road School property, now home to the Lakeview Public Library, has been designated a historic site by the Town of Hempstead and New York State following a student-led effort to preserve an important piece of Long Island's civil rights history. more
East Meadow School District eighth graders celebrated the end of their middle school years during moving-up ceremonies at W.T. Clarke Middle School and Woodland Middle School on June 23 and 24, marking an important milestone before beginning high school this fall. more
Hewlett-Woodmere Little League's first-ever 10U softball all-star team made history by qualifying for the Little League Softball World Series after helping revive the league's girls softball program. more
The Valley Stream Chamber of Commerce launched a new educational workshop series with an AI seminar, giving local business owners practical tools to improve marketing, productivity and business operations. more
The City of Long Beach has coordinated with the Long Beach Arts Council to invite local artists to paint murals on the beachfront ticket booths along the boardwalk. After the first phase, the renovation of six booths, was completed in May, the project was expanded to an additional 10 booths. In early July, the work was finished, and the booths were officially unveiled. more
John F. Kennedy High School rising senior Derek Yormack added another milestone to a historic baseball season by being named the 2025-26 Gatorade New York Baseball Player of the Year, an honor recognizing excellence in athletics, academics and community involvement. more
As applause erupted on the steps of Beech Street Elementary School following Wantagh's annual Fourth of July Parade, 16-year-old Lilah Diaz looked toward her mother before hearing the words that would change the next year of her life. more
North Shore residents attended a community rally last week to hear updates on the Propel NY project and voice concerns. more
Early-morning formations, obstacle courses, land navigation and a rope descent down the side of a tower pushed 10 Uniondale High School Army Junior Reserve Officers’ Training Corps cadets well … more
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