Nassau County officials highlight March 20 fundraiser benefitting Gabby Petito Foundation

Nassau County officials joined the Gabby Petito Foundation on March 19 to announce a fundraiser at Miller’s Ale House in Levittown to benefit the foundation and support domestic violence awareness and prevention.

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.

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.

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.

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.

Here's what's happening at the Wantagh Public Library to get into the holiday spirit

The Wantagh Public Library is bringing holiday cheer to the community with an array of festive events this season. From a musical journey through holiday classics and craft workshops to a bus trip to see an iconic musical, there's something for everyone to enjoy.

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Laura Gillen: Government must be efficient, coherent and transparent

Throughout my career in public service, I’ve steadfastly championed government efficiency, easing the burden on taxpayers, and eliminating waste, fraud and abuse.

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Michael Giangregorio: Drivers must share the road with bicycles and e-bikes

As spring approaches and the weather warms, the roads will soon be filled with cyclists, e-bike riders and electric scooter users.

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Will Sheeline: Destroying Roosevelt’s legacy

Like any resident of Oyster Bay, I’ve always had a fascination with our hometown president, Theodore Roosevelt. He seemed like such a larger-than-life character, a writer who was a soldier, a hunter who was a politician, and a statesman who truly cared for, and understood the needs of, the common man.