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Summer traditions aren’t always safe traditions
Fireworks are a fun summer spectacle the whole family can enjoy. Millions across the country gathered to watch these colorful displays light up the night sky last weekend and on Tuesday, and similar shows will continue all summer. more
Threats to LGBTQ community loomed large this Pride Month
As usual, Long Island and New York showed up for Pride, but for many in our community, this year felt different. more
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How many ways can the Mets disappoint us?
Sen. Daniel Patrick Moynihan famously said that “being Irish means knowing that somewhere, somehow, the world is going to break your heart.” more
Malaria, mobs and other travel buzz-kills
I have begun to worry about malaria, and I’m taking malaria prophylaxis, even though I’m not about to leave for a safari or the wilds of Myanmar anytime soon. more
Cruise Night holds a special appeal for car enthusiasts.
Oyster Bay welcomes back Cruise Night
Car shows are a summertime staple. You’ll find them most everywhere. more
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Salvatore Mulé has taught in the Wantagh School District for more than 30 years. Though he is retiring, the hydroponics lab he built will live on, a significant part of his legacy.
‘One-of-a-kind’ teacher Salvatore Mulé retires from Wantagh
Salvatore Mulé, who is retiring after more than 30 years as a science teacher in Wantagh schools, is leaving a “growing” legacy behind in the school district. more
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Sen. Steve Rhoads, who represents the 5th District, grew up in Wantagh and has taken a stand against the Board of Regents’ decision banning logos that depict Native Americans. He points to the history of Wantagh and the historical figure of Chief Wantagh as reasons to keep both the name and the logo.
State Senator Steve Rhoads believes Warriors should keep their name — because it actually honors Native American history
The state’s decision to ban school logos and mascots depicting Native Americans has caused a fierce debate in Wantagh — one of the districts that would be forced to abandon its longtime Warriors name. It is an “arbitrary” ruling, as State Sen. Steve Rhoads describes it, that Rhoads refuses to accept. more
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Photos! Levittown's MacArthur High School's class of 2023 makes the grade
An overwhelming feeling of pride and joy filled the air at the Hofstra University David S. Mack Sports and Exhibition Complex on June 17 as seniors from General Douglas MacArthur High School reached the conclusion of their educational careers in Levittown Public Schools. more
Graffiti in parks? Blame Albany's bail reform, Councilman Christopher Carini says
Late last month, graffiti containing hate messages was found at Estella Park in Seaford. Police identified it as a criminal mischief incident — but no one has been charged yet. more
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Myles Schnaier, at right, the Seaford Class of 2023 salutatorian, and his sister Rachel Schnaier, organized a book drive and collected over 1,000 books for the non-profit organization Book Fairies, which is based in Freeport.
Myles and Rachel Schnaier collect 1,020 books for Book Fairies
In early June, Seaford High School students Myles Schnaier — Salutatorian of the class of 2023 — and his sister Rachel — an upcoming junior — organized a book drive and donated 1,020 books to the Book Fairies, a non-profit organization that distributes new and gently used books to under-resourced communities on Long Island. more
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