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Patricia Maher, fourth from left, with members of the Baldwin Fire Department.

Legislation spurs Patricia Maher's run for Congress

When Baldwin resident Patricia Maher found out that U.S. Rep. Anthony D’Esposito supported the Limit, Save, and Grow Act, she said she immediately jumped back into the political arena in an effort to fight the measure. more

By Ben Fiebert | 6/4/23

Multiple members of the Baldwin Fire Department standing at the entrance of the Grand Baldwin Festival.

Grand Baldwin Festival returns for the first time in the Spring

The Grand Baldwin Festival came back on May 21 after being delayed multiple times due to the rain. more

By Ben Fiebert | 6/4/23

Zodelia Williams and her daughter, Daria, delivered breakfast, with the help of Baldwin Bagel Cafe, to employees at Sanitary District 2 in 2020 during the pandemic.

The more grief she experienced, the more she gave back

In 2020, Zodelia Williams lost over a dozen of loved ones, which changed her outlook on life forever. more

By Ben Fiebert | 6/4/23

Shadia Suha, at left, and Hilary Rojas Rosales joined Sacred Heart Academy principal Sister Jean Amore to celebrate the $40,000 scholarship and 12-week internship they earned for next fall when both begin college. Shadia and Hilary balanced an intense academic schedule with relaxing activities like raising parakeets and staying sharp on musical instruments.

Suha, Rosales earn $40K Amazon scholarships

An internship while in high school can be extraordinary. But an internship and a scholarship? more

6/4/23

My pickup truck has damaged the garage floor

Q. Can you solve a debate I have been having with my contractor about replacing the cracked floor in my garage? The problem is that I want to have steel bars in the slab . . . more

By Monte Leeper | 6/1/23

Learn about dementia, for your sake and others’

Memory loss is common as we get older. Going to the grocery store and forgetting what you went there for. Trying to remember the name of an actor . . . more

6/1/23

Why Nassau needs a strong inspector general’s office

As a legislator who served during the height of corruption in Nassau County, I know firsthand how important it is to have mechanisms in place to protect taxpayer money from the pitfalls of waste and fraud. more

By Delia DeRiggi-Whitton | 6/1/23

Summer reading: To escape or go deep?

Of course, we must have a summer to take up the subject of summer reading. Which reminds me of a great book about Krakatoa . . . more

6/1/23

The PSEG love affair is over

Long Islanders have all kinds of non-romantic love affairs. They love their school boards, their teachers and their garbage collectors, and they even show some love for . . . more

6/1/23

Maestro Scott Jackson Wiley will pick up his baton one more time as conductor of the South Shore Symphony Orchestra for their annual concert at St. Agnes Cathedral.

Some final notes: Celebrated South Shore Symphony music director bids farewell

It’s the end of era. The South Shore Symphony’s distinguished music director and conductor Scott Jackson Wiley will pass on his baton after the orchestra’s performance at St. Agnes Cathedral in Rockville Centre on Sunday. more

By Karen Bloom | 5/31/23

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