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A: Believe it or not, there are lots of things that can be done from home to help keep your pet healthy. Cleaning your pet’s ears will help prevent ear infections. Brushing … more

Central Veterinary Associates | 12/22/14

Q: Leasing or Buying: Which Option is Right for Me?

A: What’s the best route to acquiring a new and reliable set of wheels? Choosing the make and model of the vehicle you wish to drive, as well as other factors like amenities and mileage are … more

Christopher Zarra, CFP®, ChFC®, CFS® | 5/12/17

Unwinding Covid in public education - how did our schools respond in 2020, and what lessons did they learn from it moving forward?

Over three years ago, in March 2020, Covid-19 upended everyone’s way of life. more

By Michael Malaszczyk | 6/4/23

President Obama sits out a dance with ISIS

Instead, he dances the tango in Buenos Aires. On a trip to Argentina last week, the president and Michelle Obama attended a state dinner in their honor . . . more

8/17/23

Nominate a H.S. sports "Athlete of the Week"

Standout high school athletes are featured weeky in the Herald and we are looking for nominations for the 2023 FALL season. more

8/30/23

Senior Rabbi Joshua Dorsch, center, was officially installed at the Merrick Jewish Centre on Saturday. He was joined by members of his family, including from left, Deborah-Jo Essrog, Jay Dorsch, his wife, Stef Dorsch, Sandi Millman, Asher Millman.

Rabbi Joshua Dorsch officially installed at Merrick Jewish Centre

Though Senior Rabbi Joshua Dorsch began his journey as the spiritual leader of the Merrick Jewish Centre last summer, he was officially installed last Saturday in a ceremony full of love, laughter, memories and hope at the synagogue. more

By Jordan Vallone | 6/4/23

Minority Millenials first We are the Future summit at Hofstra University, emphasized to Black and brown young people the importance of civic power, financial literacy and taking on leadership roles.

Minority Millennials declare they are the future

They come from all walks of life, with diverse backgrounds and even more diverse plans for their individual futures. They are Minority Millennials, and they visited Hofstra University recently as a way to prepare to become tomorrow’s leaders. more

By Kepherd Daniel | 6/4/23

Shining light where government remains dark

“Knowledge will forever govern ignorance,” President James Madison once said. “And a people who mean to be their own governors must arm themselves with the power which knowledge gives.” more

3/15/24

A rainy afternoon, and a delayed start did not tamp down the enthusiasm at the Seaford Fire Department Parade, held on Saturday, August 28, 2021.

Turning up the heat on recruitment efforts on Long Island

Volunteer fire departments are constantly faced with the challenge of recruiting new firefighters and emergency medical technicians — as call volume increases and the number of active members decreases. more

By Jordan Vallone, Mallory Wilson, and Michael Malaszczyk | 4/23/23

Nancy Casale stops to thank pulmonary rehabilitation director Lynda Torel outside the Glen Cove Center for Nursing and Rehabilitation last July, after battling Covid-19 and its aftermath for months. Nancy never let her age — 95 — stand in the way.

Living in a world after the Covid-19 pandemic

The country officially returned to normal on May 11 with the end of the federal public health emergency surrounding Covid-19 — but for many, it’s been pretty close to normalcy for months. … more

By Michael Hinman | 6/4/23

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