Covert Elementary students raise funds and donations for Last Hope Animal Rescue

Covert Elementary students recently received an inspiring lesson in compassion and animal rescue when representatives from Last Hope Animal Rescue visited to educate them about adopting shelter pets, supporting local rescues and making a difference for abandoned animals.

How four South Side High teens earned a national award

Four South Side High School students have earned the prestigious Presidential Volunteer Service Award for dedicating hundreds of hours to community service programs like Camp Anchor and Best Buddies, making a powerful impact on children, individuals with disabilities and families in need.

Catholics gathered at St. Agnes Cathedral to honor the life and legacy of Pope Francis

Parishioners at St. Agnes Cathedral in Rockville Centre gathered for a moving memorial Mass honoring Pope Francis, who passed away on Easter Monday at age 88, remembering his global legacy of peace, social justice and inclusion through hymns, homilies and heartfelt community prayer.

Light It Up Blue gala highlights Flagstar Bank’s impact on autism community

Flagstar Private Bank was honored at the RVC Blue Speaks “Light It Up Blue” Gala for its groundbreaking support of autism inclusion, community engagement and sensory-friendly hiring practices, marking the first time a corporate partner has received the award in the event’s seven-year history.

Free asthma program at Mercy Hospital helps people take control

Struggling with asthma? Mercy Hospital offers a free, ongoing asthma management program with personalized education, inhaler training and support tools to help patients control symptoms and reduce ER visits — no insurance needed.

Bruce Blakeman launches re-election campaign in Nassau County

Nassau County Executive Bruce Blakeman kicked off his re-election campaign, touting his record on crime, taxes, and public safety as Democrats criticize his leadership.

Editorial

Celebrating the women who hold us together

Mothers aren’t simply caregivers or beloved relatives. They are the architects of family life, the silent engineers who bind generations together with sacrifice, patience and unwavering love.

Columnist

Judy Griffin: Holding reckless unlicensed drivers accountable

Holding drivers who repeatedly flout license suspensions accountable would send a strong message that driving is a privilege, not a right, and that the rules of the road must be taken seriously.

Columnist

Randi Kreiss: We’re hooked on the daily grind

With social media fanning the fires of coffee rituals and preferences, you can’t just grab a cup of joe anymore.

Columnist

Scott Davis: Fight for grants shows power of checks and balances

The events of April 23 demonstrated the importance of checks and balances in ensuring good government in Nassau County — and the dangers of a supermajority in the Legislature.