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Herald staffers took a break from their routine to kayak the Meadow Brook to Merrick Bay in Merrick last Friday. From left were Editor Brian Croce, Senior Editor Scott Brinton, reporter Vanessa Parker, intern Ryan Pane and Editor David Weingrad.

A group of Herald Community Newspapers editors, reporters and interns took a kayak tour on Nassau County’s wild side, at the Town of Hempstead’s Norman J. Levy Park and Preserve in Merrick, on July 24. more

By Scott Brinton | 7/28/15

Wantagh High School journalism students got to see the press room where their hometown newspaper is published each week.

Journalism students go behind the scenes

As high school students, we are influenced everyday by classes, teachers and even fellow students. It is the time to, in a sense, create who you will be in the near future. more

By Bianca Buffamonte | 5/6/15

Thomas Raggio, right, was congratulated by fellow Carey Clipper staff members, from left, Audrey Overhuls, Kim Calugaru, Penny Charidemou, Shaina Zafar, Joseph Mirabile and Travis Overhuls.

Clipper photographer wins second place

Thomas Raggio, the photographer for H. Frank Carey High School’s newspaper, the Carey Clipper, won second place for photography at Adelphi University’s Press Day. Raggio’s winning photograph … more

4/15/15

Photos by Christina Daly/Herald More than a dozen Herald and Riverdale Press staffers attended the New York Press Association

Heralds earn awards for journalism

Herald Community Newspapers staff came home from their weekend in Saratoga Springs with 14 awards, earned in the New York Press Association’s 2014 Better Newspaper Contest. more

By Andrew Hackmack | 4/1/15

Women have helped shape journalism

In observance of Women’s History Month, we thought it would be fitting to highlight some notable women who were instrumental in shaping the world of communication, especially in the newspaper industry. more

3/26/15

Anthony Rifilato and Alexandra Spychalsky: The Long Beach Herald was awarded first place for Best Community Weekly Newspaper. Anthony Rifilato is the paper’s editor and Alexandra Spychalsky its reporter.

Heralds grab six awards in Press Club of Long Island contest

Herald Community Newspapers took home six honors, including three first-place awards, in the Press Club of Long Island’s 2014 Media Awards contest. In addition, Senior Editor Scott Brinton was inducted into the first class of PCLI’s new Journalism Hall of Fame, honoring 25 of Long Island’s top reporters, broadcasters and editors for their contributions to the journalism profession. more

6/11/14

Herald Senior Editor Scott Brinton will be inducted into the Press Club of Long Island's Hall of Fame in a ceremony at the Woodbury Country Club in June.

Herald editor named to Journalism Hall of Fame

Scott Brinton, senior editor at Herald Community Newspapers and an adjunct journalism professor in the Hofstra University Herbert School of Communication, was named to the inaugural class of the Press Club of Long Island’s Journalism Hall of Fame on Feb. 12. All winners of PCLI’s Outstanding Journalist Award, the group’s highest individual honor, were included in the first class of Hall of Fame inductees. Brinton received the accolade in 2006. more

2/19/14

Merrick-Bellmore Cub Scouts go on a newspaper adventure

Members of Cub Scout Pack 123 in Merrick recently visited Herald Community Newspapers’ 80,000-square-foot office in Garden City. more

6/13/13

Hempstead Town Supervisor Kate Murray, other elected officials and South Shore business people lifted glasses of sparkling cider to celebrate a program that will assist shop owners and restaurateurs whose businesses were devastated by Hurricane Sandy.

Lifeline for South Shore storeowners

Many South Shore businesses that were devastated by Hurricane Sandy have been rebuilt and reopened their doors, but still lack customers, who may not know that their favorite stores or restaurants … more

By Howard Schwach | 6/5/13

Wheeler Avenue School fifth-grader teacher Guy Jacob has been publishing the Wheeler Squealer for the pat 25 years. He is joined by members of this year’s reporting staff, from left, Michael Ott, Solani Dutt, Vito Oliveri and Jonathan Prashad.

A quarter century of storytelling

Just about every high school in the country has a student newspaper. Few elementary schools, however, offer students an opportunity for to report on the happenings of school life. more

By Andrew Hackmack | 5/17/13

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