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Congresswoman Laura Gillen, left, and Georgina Cornago announced the federal push to fund epipens for first responders to carry and administer on June 18 at Lynbrook Village Hall. The two stood by a photo of Cornago’s son, Giovanni Cipriano, who was 14 years old when he died after an allergic reaction.
Gio’s Law moves forward after Rep. Laura Gillen's testimony in Congress
Standing before the House Judiciary Committee on Wednesday, Rep. Laura Gillen moved Gio’s Law another step toward becoming federal policy — this time with Giovanni Cipriano’s mother at her side. more
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Forest Lake Elementary School fourth graders, from left, Gavin Barr, Eleanor Juergens, Riley Belferder, Ella Lee, Divroop Kaur and Matthew Meekins decorate coffee cup sleeves to be distributed at the French Workshop in Wantagh during Thanksgiving week.
Forest Lake Elementary School students spread gratitude with hand-decorated coffee sleeves
Students at Forest Lake Elementary School found a creative way to give back to their community one coffee cup at a time. Fourth and fifth graders at the Wantagh school decorated hundreds of … more
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Supporters of Last Hope Animal Rescue filled Mulcahy’s Pub and Concert Hall in Wantagh on Nov. 9 for the nonprofit’s annual fundraising auction.
Last Hope’s annual auction packs Mulcahy’s for a good cause
Supporters of Last Hope Animal Rescue filled Mulcahy’s Pub and Concert Hall in Wantagh on Nov. 9 for the nonprofit’s annual fundraising auction — its largest one-day benefit of the … more
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Devin Paccione, left, had a touchdown catch and two interceptions in Wantagh's 42-35 LIC loss to Sayville.
Sayville outslugs Wantagh in LIC shootout
Spotting Sayville two touchdowns in Friday’s Long Island Class III football championship game wasn’t an ideal situation for Wantagh, but falling behind early was nothing new and nothing … more
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The New York City Fire Department faced off against the New York City Police Department in lacrosse in the 30th annual Battle of the Badges on Nov. 1.
Homecoming for Wantagh High School alum in Battle of Badges
Joseph Giardina recently returned to the Wantagh High School field where he played lacrosse more than 10 years ago — but this time, he showed up in a New York City Fire Department uniform. … more
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More than a dozen residents attended an election analysis forum at the Levittown Public Library hosted by the League of Women Voters of East Nassau.
League of Women Voters of East Nassau forum dissects 2025 election wins, losses
The League of Women Voters of East Nassau hosted a forum at the Levittown Public Library, attended by more than a dozen residents, to analyze local and national results from the 2025 elections. … more
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Town of Hempstead Supervisor John Ferretti announces that the town’s animal shelter will waive all adoption fees through Jan. 4 as part of the “Home for the Holidays” campaign.
Town of Hempstead waives adoption fees for shelter pets this holiday season
With the holiday season underway, Hempstead town officials are hoping residents will open their hearts and homes to a four-legged friend. As part of its annual “Home for the … more
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Quarterback Carter Loughman, right, and running back Luke Martini helped lead Wantagh to a 28-21 come-from-behind win over Bethpage in Saturday's Nassau Conference III championship game.
Wantagh rallies to beat Bethpage for football county title
Down 14 points to Bethpage early in the second quarter of Saturday’s Nassau Conference III football championship game, Wantagh didn’t flinch. The fourth-seeded Warriors cut the … more
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First graders at Wantagh Elementary School, with STEAM teacher Kaitlin Humphrey, watch their robot parade in the school’s STEAM lab.
Wantagh first graders turn robotics into a parade
Inspired by the colorful spectacle of the Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade, first graders at Wantagh Elementary School brought a high-tech twist to the tradition — launching their own … more
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Kristin Fragola, right, an eight-grade English teacher at Wantagh Middle School, engaged her students in a letter-writing project to pen messages that will accompany Thanksgiving meals to homebound residents on Long Island.
Wantagh Middle School students to bring holiday joy to homebound residents
Wantagh Middle School students are helping to spread some holiday cheer to homebound residents this Thanksgiving by writing touching letters to accompany meals delivered across Long Island. The … more
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