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The first Soiree Under the Stars in 2017 helped raise money for Mount Sinai South Nassau. This year marks the fifth gala fundraiser event, following the two-year hiatus between 2020 and 2021.
Mount Sinai South Nassau Soirée Under the Stars honors Anthony Cancellieri
Soirée Under the Stars has set an ambitious goal this year to raise $1 million. And it all starts Saturday, Sept. 23 at The Lannin — the newly renovated venue at East Meadow’s Eisenhower Park. more
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St. John’s Episcopal Hospital officials say that the state Department of Health is pressuring them to cut services and staff.
St. John’s Hospital in Far Roockaway pressed by New York state to reduce services
he New York State Department of Health is pressing St. John’s Episcopal Hospital, in Far Rockaway, to implement a plan that would convert the 257-bed facility to a “micro-hospital,” according to people who are aware of the situation. more
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Joan Miró’s “Etoiles filantes de tetes, 1935” (1944), gouache on paper, and Marc Chagall’s “Les Chardons” (1931), below, are part of the Saltzman Family Collection now on view at the museum.
Peeking into the world of art collectors
Nassau County Museum of Art is a treasure trove of modernist works representing a virtual history of Modern art, compiled by private Long Island collectors. more
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Neil Lederer was named the interim principal of East Rockaway Junior-Senior High School on Aug. 8. He has been a teacher and administrator in several districts for more than 50 years.
New interim principal hired at East Rockaway Junior-Senior High School
When the students at East Rockaway Junior-Senior High School begin the school year on Sept. 5, a new face will greet them as they enter the building. more
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The Long Beach City Council is calling on NY Rising to cut more red tape for homeowners who are trying to elevate and return home, saying that recent changes to the program have set the process back.
City Council calls for changes to NY Rising
The City Council expressed its ongoing frustration with New York Rising last week, calling on the agency to cut more red tape that has brought the recovery process to a standstill for many homeowners, more than two years after Hurricane Sandy. more
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Kyra McCreery, center, and Keaton Danseglio’s accomplishments were celebrated by NSHS principal Albert Cousins, left, science research teacher Dr. Molly Mordechai and Steven Menchel, the director of science, far right.
North Shore High School seniors make science contest semifinals
Dr. Molly Mordechai couldn’t hold back her excitement when she found out that two of her science research students were semi-finalists of the Regeneron Science Talent Search. The North Shore … more
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Sandra Hodge, the mother of Tyrenzo Brown, who was killed in a shooting two weeks ago, was comforted by family members after she spoke at a rally honoring her son on Oct. 2 at the Channel Park Homes. Local leaders spoke about ending the violence in the community.
Community mourns the loss of Tyrenzo Brown
Tyrenzo Brown loved people. He loved his family and he loved his kids, Brown’s uncle, James Hodge, told the crowd. He had recently found out he was going to have another son, Hodge said. But … more
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Dr. Kenneth E. Graham became the Locust Valley Central School District superintendent on July 1.
New superintendent ‘a perfect fit’ for Locust Valley schools
Locust Valley Central School District’s new Superintendent of Schools, Dr. Kenneth E. Graham, has several goals, but what is most important, he said, is building relationships. more
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Hale on hold Nathan Hale Senior Village completion date set back to June
      More than nine months after fire tore through Nathan Hale Senior Village in Lynbrook, 152 former residents are growing restless, awaiting the go-ahead to reoccupy their dwellings. more
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With supporters like Town of North Hempstead Supervisor Jon Kaiman by his side, Robert Troiano celebrated his Nassau County election win at the Chateau Briand in Carle Place on Nov. 3.
Troiano ready to take seat he never expected
Nassau County’s 2nd Legislative District will soon welcome a new lawmaker. On Jan. 1, Democrat Robert Troiano of Westbury will begin his first term as the district’s legislator, marking new leadership for the 2nd L.D. since the Legislature’s inception in 1995 more
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