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Former New York State Assemblyman Mike LiPetri won the Republican primary for New York's 3rd Congressional District on Tuesday, earning a second consecutive opportunity to compete for one of the … more
Congressman Tom Suozzi won the Democratic primary for New York's 3rd Congressional District on Tuesday, defeating challenger Danielle Welch in a commanding victory and securing his party's nomination … more
For Glen Cove High School graduate Sarah Ayiku, a commitment to serving others has already defined her high school career. This fall, that commitment will continue when she enters the U.S. Army to … 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
After a full school year of recognizing the school’s 100th birthday, the students and staff of West Elementary spent June 16 taking an imaginary journey back to the 1920s. more
Third graders at Meadow Elementary School in Baldwin raised approximately $1,400 to fund 14 bicycles for students at a school in Kajiado, Kenya, after building friendships through the Red Trunk Project, a global education initiative that connected students through cultural exchanges, pen-pal letters and virtual meetings. The project helped students develop global citizenship skills while making a tangible impact on the lives of children thousands of miles away. more
Students in Oceanside High School’s AP Research program transformed their academic work into community action this spring, organizing donation drives that supported local families through Catholic Charities of Long Island and breast cancer survivors through Catholic Health. The newly created AP Research Outreach Program allowed students to apply research, communication and leadership skills while making a tangible impact across Nassau and Suffolk counties. more
The Valley Stream Lions Club awarded scholarships to eight graduating seniors, recognizing their academic success, leadership and commitment to community service. more
Residents from Franklin Square and members of the Community League of Garden City South attended a civic meeting this month to discuss residential building changes, zoning enforcement and environmental concerns related to groundwater and the local aquifer system. more
The 78-year-old former professional ballplayer, who was drafted by the St. Louis Cardinals in 1969 and later played and coached professionally, now spends much of his time watching his grandsons, Liam and Luke Poris, develop their own love for the game. more
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