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Karen Kirshner’s work reflects an abstract style, and will be on display at the Depot Gallery in Montauk this month. She’s had several of her own solo exhibitions and also taken part in group shows. Her work will be on display with two other artists.

East Meadow artist Karen Kirshner takes her art to Montauk

Karen Kirshner is set to share her art once again. The abstract artist will be heading east for the end of August, to showcase her creations at the Depot Gallery in Montauk. more

By Parker Schug | 8/27/23

The berm site at the corner of Bellmore Avenue and North Jerusalem Road has been left to nature. PSEG recently granted CEMCO a grant for renovations.

Berm site sees upgrades, thanks to PSEG grant

The berm site at the corner of Bellmore Avenue and North Jerusalem Road recently underwent some additional renovations, thanks to a grant from PSEG Long Island. more

By Jordan Vallone | 8/27/23

At Bangladeshi American Night on Aug. 11 in Eisenhower Park, there were several performances as well as a fashion show, that kept attendees entertained throughout the evening.

Bangladeshi culture is celebrated at Eisenhower Park

At Eisenhower Park, alongside a free summer concert series at the Harry Chapin Lakeside Theatre, there has also been several evenings dedicated to celebrating the many diverse cultures and ethnicities that make up Nassau County. more

By Jordan Vallone | 8/27/23

Robert Neary came to Eisenhower Park on Aug. 17 for his homecoming with his self-produced Neil Diamond tribute show, “So Good! The Neil Diamond Experience”.

East Meadow native Robert Neary on his homecoming to Eisenhower Park

East Meadow native, Robert Neary is returning to his roots, this time in different form. He brought “So Good! The Neil Diamond Experience,” his self-made tribute show to the stage at Eisenhower Park on Aug. 17. more

By Parker Schug | 8/20/23

County Legislator Tom McKevitt hosted a first Senior Scam Awareness presentation to inform seniors on how to identify and report scams.

Learning how to identify and report scams at the East Meadow Public Library

Scams of all varieties have found their way into the lives of many people, most notably seniors. Dozens of people gathered at the East Meadow Public Library on Aug. 9 to learn more about identifying scams, how to report being a victim of fraudulent activity, and how to seek reimbursement of money lost to a scam. more

By Parker Schug | 8/20/23

Brady Rymer and the Little Band That Could has some Grammy-nominated work. The library is welcoming groups all summer long.

Grammy-nominated Brady Rymer and the Little Band That Could performs in East Meadow

The East Meadow Public Library welcomed Brady Rymer and the Little Band That Could, a children’s music group, on Aug. 9. … more

By Jordan Vallone | 8/20/23

Jordan Vallone is the new East Meadow Herald editor

She has spent the past two years leading news coverage in the neighboring communities of Bellmore and Merrick, and now Jordan Vallone is bringing her journalistic talents to East Meadow. more

Staff Report | 8/20/23

Swingtime Big Band takes to Eisenhower Park's stage

There’s not many ensembles left that play “big band” music — jazz music, made popular in the early 1900s. But in New York, there’s the Swingtime Big Band, a Long Island-based, 20-piece music group that brings the Swing Era of music back to life. more

By Jordan Vallone | 8/20/23

Following a funeral Mass at St. Agnes Cathedral in Rockville Centre last week, the late Robert Dillon — the superintendent of Nassau BOCES, and the former superintendent of the East Meadow school district — was laid to rest at the Queen of Peace Cemetery in Old Westbury.

Hundreds pay respects to former East Meadow superintendent Robert Dillon

Hundreds gathered at St. Agnes Cathedral in Rockville Centre last week to pay their respects to Robert Dillon. more

By Daniel Offner | 8/13/23

Jeannine Maloney and her daughter, above, completed the tour at the Baldwin Library.

At Nassau County's libraries, an educational race wraps up

Residents from all over Nassau County hit the ground running when the Nassau Library System announced the return of its Library Tour. more

Mark Nolan & Mallory Wilson | 8/13/23

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