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William Green, a senior at Friends Academy, explained that Quakers like Lucretia Mott and John Woolman were active members of the abolitionist movement in the 18th and 19th centuries.
Friends Academy senior explains the dual history of Quakers and abolition
The history of Quakerism has deep roots in the story of the United States, whether it be their influence on the colonial period or the key role Quakers played in the Revolutionary War, although their … more
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Sea Cliff artist Jo Gray’s exhibition at the Arts Council features artwork that seeks to capture the mutable nature of the sky.
Capturing the changing sky through art
The Sea Cliff Arts Council is currently hosting a new exhibition titled “Sky Gaze” by local artist Joann Gray, showcasing her profound connection with the ever-changing hues and moods of the sky. … more
Anthony Anzalone, center, accepted the Legacy Award given to him at the the Tribute and Honor Foundation’s gala on Saturday.
Gala honors, supports North Shore veterans
The Tribute and Honor Foundation, formerly known as the Phoenix Rising Committee, is making significant strides in honoring and supporting veterans on the North Shore. To this end, they held a gala … more
Hannah Bell, 9, left, Genevieve Nellen, 9, and Julia Mangusi, 9, took their inflatables to the hills to make the most of their day off from school.
It’s beginning to look a lot like winter
The North Shore turned into a winter wonderland on Tuesday, as the largest snowstorm in two years blanketed Long Island. With school closed for the day, children of all ages rushed outside for … more
I’ll never forget Bob Beckwith
Long Island lost an American icon with the passing of Baldwin resident Bob Beckwith last week. The image of Beckwith standing with President George W. Bush amid the ruins of the World Trade Center days after the Sept. 11 attacks will forever personify America’s unyielding courage and quiet determination in the face of horrific tragedy and massive challenge. more
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Saying goodbye to a true American hero
“When the terrorists attacked, Bob suited up. And, like so many brave first responders, raced toward the danger to save and search for others.” more
The situation on our southern border is unsustainable
In between the presidential campaign, this week’s special election in the 3rd Congressional District and nightly news headlines, our nation’s border crisis has risen to the forefront of … more
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Investing in clean water for a healthier Long Island
With rising fears of contaminated drinking water for residents across Long Island, I am disappointed by Gov. Kathy Hochul’s proposal to cut $250 million from the Clean Water Infrastructure Act. … more
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Immigrants are crucial contributors to our economy
An influx of refugees from Latin America, U.S. political wars, and the 2024 presidential campaign has fueled anti-immigrant campaigns in the United States. In statements echoing Adolf Hitler and Nazi … more
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Stop playing petty political games with county resources
For Nassau County, 2024 is a year of new beginnings — a fact that is evidenced by the ascension of two new legislative caucus leaders and five new legislators. I was looking forward to a fresh start and greater bipartisan cooperation as we confront the county’s most important issues. more
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