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State Sen. Steve Rhaods was joined by Susan McCormack, who spoke at a news conference at Rhoads's Levittown office on March 6, calling for action to prvent distruptions in the Consumer Directed Personal Assistance Program.
Steve Rhoads joins advocates in Levittown to push for disability care protections
With a deadline looming, State Sen. Steve Rhoads and advocates for those with disabilities are urging action to prevent disruptions in New York’s Consumer Directed Personal Assistance Program, warning that thousands of vulnerable residents could lose critical care. more
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Tommy Shevlin, fifth from right in the front row, grand marshal for the 2025 Wantagh St. Patrick’s Day parade, was honored at a dinner on March 4 at the Heritage Club in Bethpage. He was joined by members of the Wantagh Chamber of Commerce and aides to the grand marshal, who will walk with him at the event.
Tommy Shevlin, Wantagh’s 2025 grand marshal, honored at dinner
Roughly two weeks before Wantagh hosts one of Long Island’s largest St. Patrick’s Day parades, the 2025 grand marshal, Tommy Shevlin, was honored at a special dinner. more
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Seaford High School art teachers Melinda McKee, Curtis Tripoli, Grant Weber and Michael Kerr congratulated students who had their work featured in the March 9 All-County art show.
Seaford students shine at 2025 All-County art exhibit
Seaford students recently had the opportunity to showcase their artistic talents at the 2025 All-County art exhibit, sponsored by the Nassau County Art Supervisors Association. more
Attendees gathered at Temple B’nai Torah in Wantagh on March 8 to enjoy a night of square and line dancing.
Square and line dance brings community together at Temple B'nai Torah in Wantagh
Temple B’nai Torah in Wantagh hosted a lively square and line dance on March 8, featuring a three-piece band and caller Chart Guthrie. more
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The Seaford American Legion recognized local police officers, medics, and firefighters during its annual Law & Order Night on March 5. Honorees included first responders who rescued a man from a burning home last October.
Seaford American Legion honors first responders for heroism
The Seaford American Legion hosted its annual Law & Order Night on Wednesday, March 5, recognizing local public servants for their bravery and dedication, including first responders who saved a man’s life during a house fire last October. more
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The south shore’s beaches and marshes are struggling. These natural features are important to reduce the damage dealt by incoming storms, according to ecologist Laura Schwanof.
Long Island residents warned of coastal dangers, urged to restore shorelines
Environmental advocacy group Wild Ones warned Town of Hempstead residents about the dangers of Long Island’s changing coastlines during an informational session on Feb. 22. Held at the Merrick Library, the presentation was directed to all Long Island residents. more
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Joined by town leaders and local officials, Town of Hempstead Supervisor Don Clavin spoke at a Feb. 20 news conference at Sand Hill Road Park in Wantagh, celebrating the federal decision to halt New York City’s congestion pricing program.
Town of Hempstead backs ending congestion pricing
Town leaders and local officials are celebrating the move by President Donald Trump and the Federal Highway Administration to shut down New York City’s congestion pricing program. more
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The Levittown Pride Cubs cheer team celebrated after winning first place in the Open Traditional Recreational 12U division at the UCA National High School Cheerleading Championship in Orlando, Florida.
Levittown Pride cheer team wins national title
The Levittown Pride Cubs cheer team took home a national title at the Universal Cheerleading Association’s National High School Cheerleading Championship, winning first place in the Open Traditional Recreational 12U division. more
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The Wantagh St. Patrick’s Day Parade is set to be the biggest on Long Island on March 16. Above, a colorful display of balloons floated down Wantagh Avenue during last year’s parade.
Wantagh prepares for St. Patrick’s Day Parade
Wantagh will go green on Sunday, March 16, as the community gathers for the annual St. Patrick’s Day Parade, followed by two festive block parties. more
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Wantagh Girl Scout Troop 3305 met with State Sen. Steve Rhoads on Feb. 6 to discuss policymaking and community involvement as they worked toward earning their Public Policy badge.
State Sen. Steve Rhoads meets with Wantagh Girl Scout Troop
State Sen. Steve Rhoads met with Wantagh Girl Scout Troop 3305 for a discussion on policymaking and community impact on Feb. 6. more
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