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Dishing up an old-time menu for the holiday
The Memorial Day acai bowl just will not work. Neither do I want to see a tofu hot dog or an Impossible Burger vegging out at my table. more
Israel’s safety must be America’s priority
In many corners of the world today, instability and democratic backsliding reign supreme. We see this phenomenon playing out as Russia continues its malicious invasion of Ukraine . . . more
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Yes, we’re a nation of immigrants, but . . .
The ongoing influx of undocumented immigrants into New York City now threatens not just to overwhelm the city, but to spread into the suburbs . . . more
How not to make a mountain out of a molehill
Last week in Nassau County, there was a moment of collective breath-holding for those who support the rule of law, after a printing company made every active voter in the county a Democrat. more
Airmen and women execute daring maneuvers in a thrilling display of the might of the Air Force’s premier multi-role fighter jet, the F-16 Fighting Falcon.
Look to the skies: High-flying stunts at the Bethpage Air Show
It’s the moment we’ve been eagerly awaiting: Memorial Day weekend has arrived. Besides the observances, parades and barbecues, for so many of us, that annual trek to Jones Beach to watch the action overhead during the Bethpage Air Show is a beloved tradition not to be missed. This year’s extravaganza, on Saturday and Sunday, May 27-28, is helmed once again by the U.S. Air Force Thunderbirds. more
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Kathleen Schieck with her student Bryce Owens after the announcement that she was one of two winners of the Applebee’s Teacher of the Year contest thanks to Bryce’s essay nominating her.
Baldwin teacher went ‘Above and Bee-yond’ as she wins Applebee's Teacher of the Year
Kathleen Schieck, a fourth-grade teacher at Lenox Elementary School in Baldwin, routinely opened her email on April 26, and to her surprise, she discovered that she had been awarded $500. more
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Patrice Peterson has benefited greatly for her participation in a TMS study, and she wants to share her recovery story to give those with metal illnesses hope.
Patrice Peterson is a ‘voice of hope’ for people recovering from mental illness
Baldwin resident Patrice Peterson, who had been initially misdiagnosed with full schizophrenia disorder, found a treatment in 2021 that she said changed her life forever. more
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Lionel Senior, far left, with his grandson Isaiah, right of him, along with Mount Sinai staff and other bicyclists at the Mount Sinai blood pressure check table at the Bike Parade last Saturday.
Bicyclists of all ages attend Baldwin’s first ever Bike Parade hosted by the Baldwin Civic Association and Debra Mulé
Hosted by the Baldwin Civic Association and Legislator Debra Mulé, the Baldwin Bike Parade brought the community together to celebrate the joy of biking. more
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Richard Rattan performing CPR and teaching fifth grade students at Lenox Elementary School important safety lessons.
Richard Rattan, CEO of Safe Health Educators for nearly two decades, teach Baldwin students CPR
Richard Rattan, ceo of Safe Health Educators, brought his extensive knowledge on safety to Baldwin fifth graders last Thursday. more
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From left to right, Assemblyman Brian Curran, Emily Budhu, Samory Fecu, and Councilwoman Laura Ryder pose for a photo.
Assemblyman Brian Curran celebrates young leaders in Baldwin
Assemblyman Brian Curran hosted a “Young Leaders In the 21st” event two weeks ago, which honored young people who made a positive difference in their community. more
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