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The aroma of warm milk and melted curd filled the fellowship hall at Oceanside Lutheran Church on Saturday as more than two dozen residents gathered to learn an old-world craft with a local twist — how to make fresh mozzarella by hand. more
Students at Chatterton School welcomed the Lunar New Year with music, movement and lessons on culture during a recent assembly organized by parent volunteers, transforming the school auditorium into … more
What began as a Black History Month assignment about seven years ago has grown into a published novel — the first part of a trilogy — for an 18-year-old high school senior who turned a family discovery into a deep exploration of history, identity and purpose. more
Students across the Wantagh, Seaford, and Levittown school districts, headed into February vacation wrapped in purple — and with a shared message of support. more
Parisia Lespinasse, founder of the International Women’s Day Dinner Dance, will mark the event’s annual celebration March 7 at L’antillaise Caterers, where dozens are expected to gather to empower, uplift and honor remarkable women. The event will bring together professionals and community members for what Lespinasse describes as a night of recognition in unity. more
During its 65th anniversary year, Maple Family Centers surpassed $1 million in donations to veterans’ causes, celebrating the milestone at Maple Lanes RVC as it presented new funds to Bowlers to Veterans Link, which in turn awarded $50,000 to Honor Flight Long Island. more
Margaret “Peggy” Cronin Hannan, an active member of the Malverne community, passed away on Feb. 11. more
Defending Nassau County and Long Island Class A girls’ basketball champion Wantagh trailed Plainedge by as many as 12 points in the second half of Thursday night’s semifinal but still had a shot … more
Second year medical students at the Donald and Barbara Zucker School of Medicine at Hofstra/Northwell filled the lecture hall on Feb. 12 for a presentation by Bradely Porche, superintendent of Mill … more
Tensions rose at the Peninsula Public Library’s Feb. 19 board meeting as staff and residents in Lawrence raised concerns over unsafe working conditions, a broken elevator, a leaking roof and delays in hiring a new director following Carolynn Matulewicz’s retirement. more
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