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Reporter Brian Croce won second place in the Rookie Reporter of the Year category.
Heralds earn 25 state and national awards
The Herald Community Newspapers were recognized for their work both on the state level and nationally last weekend, when awards from the New York Press Association and the Local Media Association were announced. more
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A crew of Herald Community Newspaper executives, editors and reporters recently took the Riverhead Foundation’s “seal tour” in the waters off Jones Beach. They were joined by a handful of family members.
Herald staffers search for South Shore harbor seals
Fourteen Herald Community Newspaper executives, editors and reporters bundled up in heavy coats and woolen hats and boarded the Capt. Lou VII in Freeport to take a two-hour tour of the waterways south of the village in search of harbor seals last Friday. more
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Lynbrook Horizon staff members won a total of 20 awards at the Empire State Scholastic Press Association competition.
Lynbrook school newspaper takes 20 awards
Every year, school publications from across New York State submit entries in the Empire State Scholastic Press Association competition, hosted by Syracuse University. Staff members of “Horizon,” … more
John O’Connell, in front at left, executive editor of the Herald Community Newspapers, was recently named the Nassau County Ancient Order of Hibernians Man of the Year. Above, O’Connell marching with the AOH Nassau County Board in Long Beach’s St. Brendan the Navigator Irish Day parade.
Herald editor named Hibernian of the Year
What you notice first about Herald Community Newspapers Executive Editor John O’Connell is his magnetic smile, those who are close to him say. As you get to know him better, you quickly realize that he is a kind soul who is always willing to give of himself to others. more
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Newspapers — the cornerstones of our communities
Many people get their bytes of information as alerts on their smartphones. From war to weather to the economy, the news of the world comes digitally to our many devices. more
Senior Editor Scott Brinton rode from his home in south Merrick to the Heralds’ Garden City office recently to better understand the trials and tribulations that cyclists face in Nassau County.
Feeling alive biking to work
Orange sunlight slanted through the tree branches that hung over West Loines Avenue in Merrick, and the pungent-sweet smell of freshly cut grass and barbecued meat permeated the air as I bicycled east on this virtually empty street on a steamy Friday evening in late August. more
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Michael Ciron was hoisted out of the eight-foot-deep sinkhole in his front lawn by Oceanside firefighters on Sunday. Despite his fall, Ciron was unhurt — just a little dirty.
Oceanside man rescued from sinkhole
Michael Ciron, an Oceanside resident, was not expecting to become the center of attention on Sunday. The 80-year-old began his day like any other: He walked outside to get his newspaper at about … more
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This past summer, Herald Community Newspapers interns Shannon Pandaliano, front left, and Fran Berkman, front right, both Hofstra University students, prepared to take a tour of the Long Island Rail Road’s East Side Access Project with, from left, Herald Vice President of Operations Michael Bologna, Photo Editor Christina Daly and Executive Editor John O’Connell.
Herald interns get firsthand look at LIRR’s East Side Access Project
As part of their internships at Herald Community Newspapers this past summer, two Hofstra University students and one Duke University student donned hardhats and rubber boots and headed underground –– 120 feet underground. more
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Mary Malloy, editor of the Lynbrook/East Rockaway Herald.
Take a Herald break today
Usually I start by saying “Thanks for picking up this copy of the Lynbrook/East Rockaway Herald,” but in this case, you’ve most likely received the issue in your mailbox. So if you’re a new reader (and we hope you stay with us and get an annual subscription) I say, “Welcome, and happy reading!” Love it, hate it, agree with it or not, you can’t deny that we have some interesting local tidbits on these pages. more
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Nicole Kivirtzikis, left, and Toni Asena, both of whom grew up in North Bellmore, are publishing an online book, “Wish,” about genies.
Genie is out of the bottle and online
While supernatural creatures like vampires and werewolves have risen in popularity in the media in recent years, two native North Bellmorities have been hard at work trying to popularize another mythical being –– the genie. more
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