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Creating a positive culture in Freeport schools
At Freeport Public Schools, creating a safe, welcoming and affirming environment for every student, staff member and stakeholder isn’t just a priority, but a fundamental necessity. We acknowledge the need for an educational environment that fosters a sense of belonging and support, ensuring that all have an opportunity to thrive academically, socially and emotionally. more
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Many helping hands make a differene - Community members from multiple organizations-Town of Hempstead Laura Ryder, Nassau County Legislator ... , Lakeview Civic Association, Power House Church.
Spring cleaning around Lakeview, West Hempstead
The hometown love is real for neighbors in Lakeview and West Hempstead. Lakeview gave the community a little TLC on April 20, and West Hempstead plans to do the same on Sunday. more
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Christopher Zarra, CFP®, ChFC®, CFS®
Q: How do I Plan Ahead for Child Care Costs?
A: With the increase in the number of two-income households over the past few decades, more families are in need of child care during the work week. Having a baby is expensive enough, with the … more
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Jordan Vallone/Herald photos Town Clerk Kate Murray demonstrates how rain barrels are used at the Norman J. Levy Park and Preserve. She was joined by Receiver of Taxes Jeanine Driscoll, Marshall Brown, Supervisor Don Clavin, Councilman Tom Muscarella and Frank Piccininni.
Rain barrel program kicks off in Hempstead town
The Town of Hempstead is taking a progressive approach to combatting water conservation issues on Long Island. Supervisor Don Clavin, joined by colleagues in government, as well as Frank Piccininni and Marshall Brown of the Long Island Conservancy, announced its plan to launch a new rain barrel program last week at the Norman J. Levy Park and Preserve in Merrick. more
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Pedestrian in critical condition after being hit by vehicle
A 73-year-old woman is in critical condition after she was allegedly struck by a vehicle while walking on Woodfield Road in Lakeview Wednesday at 9:17 p.m. According to Nassau County Homicide … more
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These women raised their arms high while chanting, "Hands up, don't shoot," at the Black Lives Matter protest in Merrick and Bellmore on Thursday.
Black Lives Matter protest, Merrick, day three
For a third straight night, Black Lives Matter demonstrators convened in Merrick and Bellmore to protest the killing of George Floyd by a Minneapolis police officer and the systemic racism that is … more
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Jerry Kremer
Two major worries for candidates, in three words
Most people view politics as a simple business. There are winners and losers. But there are other factors that can determine who emerges as a victor or suffers defeat . . . more
Aimee Terzulli, museum vice president, welcomes guests in her Halloween finery.
Halloween shenanigans: venture forth to a 'Ghostly Gala'
Halloween hijinks are everywhere. Families can partake of plenty to see and do as October winds down. Among the many choices, the annual Ghostly Gala at the Long Island Children’s Museum, on Oct. 21, is a popular spot for some not-so-spooky — but still Halloween-ish — fun. more
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Why can’t we be told the truth about congestion pricing?
Some politicians give out “candy.” Some give out “medicine.” That’s the nature of politics. But what’s unacceptable is giving people medicine and telling them … more
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My hat’s off to Nikki Haley
Two are still standing. The number of Republican presidential candidates has been narrowed down from 15 or so to just two, Donald Trump and Nikki Haley. more
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