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BSA Troop 20 welcomed Marines veteran Rick Lorenz, center, who was a member of the troop from 1957 to 1960. Lorenz was given a challenge coin and shared his experiences with current troop members. He reflected on his years as a member of the troop and his time serving in the military.
Former scout donates military memorabilia to Hewlett troop
Former Troop 20 scout and Marine veteran Rick Lorenz donated military artifacts to Hewlett’s Boy Scout troop, inspiring a new generation of scouts. more
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Gov. Kathy Hochul delivered her State of the State address early last month, discussing policies that will have impacts on Long Island, where she also spoke at the Long Island Association State of the Region Breakfast.
State Sen. Steve Rhoads pushes back on Gov. Kathy Hochul’s plans
Gov. Kathy Hochul promised a broad slate of new policies aimed at affordability, child care, housing and public safety in her State of the State address last month. But State Sen. Steve Rhoads is … more
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Patrick Coonan was the inaugural dean of Adelphi University’s College of Nursing and Public Health.
Patrick Coonan, founding Adelphi Nursing Dean, dies at 71
Lynbrook native Patrick Coonan, founding dean of Adelphi University’s College of Nursing and Public Health and a longtime community leader, died Jan. 24 at age 71. more
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Newbridge Road Elementary School third grade Hayley Dunne won a PTA raffle and was principal for a day on Jan. 23.
Third Grader Hayley Dunne becomes principal for a day at Newbridge Road Elementary School in North Bellmore
Hayley Dunne, a third grader at Newbridge Road Elementary School in North Bellmore, recently won a PTA raffle, earning her the honor of serving as the school’s principal for a day on Jan. 23. more
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Senior football and lacrosse player Colin Kenny was among the nearly two dozen South Side High School athletes who helped shovel driveways and walks in Rockville Centre on Jan. 26, after about 10 inches of snow covered the village.
South Side athletes turn snow day into community service across Rockville Centre
After nearly 10 inches of snow fell in Rockville Centre, South Side High School football and lacrosse players spent their snow day shoveling driveways for neighbors through the South Side Shovels initiative, raising more than $7,000 while strengthening community ties. more
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North Shore School District’s new AI task force is drafting guidelines for AI usage by students and staff.
North Shore builds new AI task force
North Shore School District has formed an AI task force to guide students and staff amid the rise of artificial intelligence. more
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Joseph Scianablo, a Marine combat veteran, retired New York City police officer, and former Queens prosecutor, announced his candidacy for Hempstead Town Supervisor on Feb. 4.
Joseph Scianablo announces rematch campaign for Hempstead supervisor
Joseph Scianablo, a Marine combat veteran, retired New York City police officer, and former Queens prosecutor, announced his candidacy for Hempstead Town Supervisor today, launching a rematch against incumbent Republican Supervisor John Ferretti. more
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Nassau County officials unveiled details Tuesday of what they described as one of the largest narcotics seizures in the history of the Nassau County Police Department.
Nassau County police seize $20 million cocaine
Nassau County officials unveiled details Tuesday of what they described as one of the largest narcotics seizures in the history of the Nassau County Police Department. more
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Nassau police officer Patricia Espinosa, a member of the Fifth Precinct, died after a traffic accident with a suspected drunk driver Jan. 31. She was 42.
Nassau County 5th Precinct police officer Patricia Espinosa dies at 42
Nassau County police officer Patricia Espinosa, a member of the Fifth Precinct and a nine-year veteran of the force, died the morning of Jan. 31 after a traffic accident in Saint James. more
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Rep. Laura Gillen called on the Department of Homeland Security to extend Temporary Protected Status for Haitians ahead of its Feb. 3 expiration.
Gillen urges Department of Homeland Security to extend Temporary Protected Status for Haitians ahead of Feb. 3 expiration
At Bethany French Baptist Church in Elmont, five days ahead of the Feb. 3 expiration, Rep. Laura Gillen called on the Department of Homeland Security to extend Temporary Protected Status for Haitians. more
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