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City Comptroller Inna Reznick gave a budget presentation at Tuesday night’s meeting, highlighting key points in the spending plan.
Opinions are mixed at council’s first hearing on budget proposal
The city held the first of two public hearings on the proposed 2023-24 budget Tuesday night, at which a crowd of community members took advantage of the opportunity to voice their complaints, or … more
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The Women’s Empowerment BERG program at Long Island Jewish Valley Stream hospital donated close to 500 menstrual products for women at the Memorial Presbyterian Church food pantry in Roosevelt.
Women at this area food pantry lack access to period products. Long Island Jewish Valley Stream staffers are changing that.
It’s a dilemma faced by countless women when they are menstruating. They need access to sanitary pads and tampons to get through their periods, but due to persistent obstacles like the … more
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Anna Kaplan, a former Democratic state senator, filed a statement of candidacy on Monday to run against U.S. Rep. George Santos.
Former State Senator Anna Kaplan plans to run against Representative George Santos
It’s official. Republican U.S. Rep. George Santos has another challenger. Former Democratic State Sen. Anna Kaplan filed a statement of candidacy on Monday morning with the Federal Election … more
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A portrait of Vice President Kamala Harris by Long Beach artist Ron McHenry.
Ron McHenry paints the vice president
Had it not been for the predictably nightmarish Long Island traffic, Long Beach artist Ron McHenry would have been standing side by side with Vice President Kamala Harris, along with a portrait he … more
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Valley Stream firefighters were on hand after a driver drove into Valley Van & Sport Utilities store on April 20.
Valley Stream fire crews close out a very busy month
There’s been no rest for the Valley Stream Volunteer Fire Department these past few weeks. Firefighters have been dispatched all over the village and surrounding communities responding to more … more
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Liberty has completed its water treatment system
Liberty New York Water has recently completed construction of a new water treatment system at the Gen Head Well Station following two years of work. The granular activated carbon treatment system … more
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Steve Labossiere, of Custom Protective Services, far left, provides literature to job-seeker Jesse Valdes.
Job seekers descend in droves on HempsteadWorks fair
HempsteadWorks recently held a job fair, which was described as the most successful to date — with more than 80 businesses participating, 3,000 people attending and hundreds of applications … more
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Mike Lennon, far left, Dominic Johnson, Camille Purcell, Madeline Redenti, Stephen Redenti, photographer Geri Reichgut and Kathleen DiResta came together to memorialize the new exhibition.
Photography exhibition highlights Offbeat Artifacts
Offbeat Artifacts has become a community event in Sea Cliff for the past decade, a chance for neighbors to meet up, purchase strange and wonderful items, and raise money for the Sea Cliff Village … more
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Students at Forest Road Elementary School danced to the beat during their pep rally on April 28.
Forest Road School turns up the fun at pep rally
It was a day of school spirit and camaraderie at Forest Road Elementary School in Valley Stream District 30 as students cheered and danced for their annual pep rally. Students excitedly gathered in … more
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Oyster Bay Cove board passes septic law
The Village of Oyster Bay Cove is the first municipality in Nassau County to adopt a mandate requiring residents to update their septic systems, the result of a vote by the village board on April 19. … more
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