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Angelik Bell, nurse case manager at LIJ Valley Stream, with the hospital’s president, Jason Tan. The facility’s support helped strengthen her family’s now-18-year tradition of providing Thanksgiving meals to those in need in the community.
LIJ Valley Stream nurse Angelik Bell continues 18-year turkey tradition
LIJ Valley Stream nurse Angelik Bell hosted her family’s 18-year turkey giveaway in Uniondale, helping more than 100 families ahead of Thanksgiving. more
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Rachel J. Lithgow, right, had a 90-minute long talk on her book, memoir ‘My Year of Really Bad Dates,’ featuring psychologist Dr. Lisa Zaretsky.
Long Beach author shares memoir on bad dates and healing at library book talk
Long Beach author Rachel J. Lithgow discussed her memoir on dating, healing and hypnotherapy during a book talk and signing at the Long Beach Public Library. more
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Long Island Jewish Valley Stream has been recognized by the Leapfrog Group with a hospital safety grade of A for fall 2025.
LIJ Valley Stream earns top safety grade from Leapfrog Group for fall 2025
LIJ Valley Stream earned an ‘A’ safety grade from the Leapfrog Group for fall 2025, reflecting major gains in patient safety, infection control and quality care. more
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Students from the Youth Leadership Club worked together to package toiletries the night before the hand-off at Memorial Junior High School.
Community Veterans Toiletry Drive concludes with hand-off at Memorial Junior High School
Valley Stream schools, the chamber and local partners collected toiletries for veterans, concluding the expanded community drive with a hand-off at Memorial Junior High. more
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Quarterback Carter Loughman, right, and running back Luke Martini helped lead Wantagh to a 28-21 come-from-behind win over Bethpage in Saturday's Nassau Conference III championship game.
Wantagh rallies to beat Bethpage for football county title
Down 14 points to Bethpage early in the second quarter of Saturday’s Nassau Conference III football championship game, Wantagh didn’t flinch. The fourth-seeded Warriors cut the … more
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Seaford's Brian Hennessy, right, and Carmelo Riccobono celebrated after the Vikings upset Plainedge in the Nassau Conference IV title game.
Seaford stuns Plainedge for 12th county championship
To win a county championship, the Seaford football team needed to exorcise some demons. On Halloween, the Vikings suffered their lone loss of the season to a scary good Plainedge team at their … more
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Mentalist Michael Gutenplan stunned the audience by producing a stuffed sheep in a sombrero, proving that he correctly guessed what a child would draw on stage.
Mentalist Michael Gutenplan performs in Long Beach to support local soup kitchen
Mentalist Michael Gutenplan performed at Bright Eye Beer Co. to raise funds for the Long Beach Soup Kitchen, which serves over 20,000 meals a year to residents in need. more
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Key partners from elected offices, community organizations, law enforcement and Green Acres Mall came together to celebrate the successful turkey giveaway and the collaborative effort behind it.
Green Acres Mall giveaway provides 1,000 turkeys for Valley Stream and nearby communities
Green Acres Mall’s annual turkey giveaway distributed 1,000 turkeys with support from officials and community groups, helping families in Valley Stream and beyond. more
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The remains of Hans Trinklein’s car after he was nearly killed while driving past the Jericho Cider Mill on Thanksgiving 1984.
Glen Head man has plan to make Jericho Cider Mill parking safer
For decades, Glen Head resident Fritz Trinklein has watched cars line the shoulder of State Route 106 as crowds flock to the historic Jericho Cider Mill each fall. To Trinklein, the scene isn’t … more
The Coalition to Save Hempstead Harbor's recent meeting detailed the work the organization has done over the past year to protect the harbor.
3 things to know about Hempstead Harbor
The Coalition to Save Hempstead Harbor welcomed a standing room only crowd to the Glen Cove ferry terminal on Nov. 18 for its annual fall meeting, an event designed to give residents a clear picture … more
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