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The aftermath of the demise of Affirmative Action
On June 29, the U.S. Supreme Court struck down affirmative action in college admissions, stating that race cannot be a consideration and ordering institutions of higher learning . . . more
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Monet’s masterpieces come to life through projection technology that uses over four trillion content pixels in the multi-dimensional projections.
Monet's marvels: Go inside the paintings
Immersive art experiences continue to shake up traditional perceptions of “art.” Now Claude Monet, the beloved transformational Impressionist, gets the Van Gogh treatment (which has enticed visitors in various forms since 2021). more
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Senior middle hitter Danny Kosior is one of unbeaten Valley Stream North’s leaders on and off the court.
Valley Stream North running on all cylinders
The perfect season is still possible.  Four more victories last week for the Valley Stream North boys volleyball team lifted them to 10-0. Six games remain, including a huge one on Thursday … more
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Freshman Nahomi Miguel worked her way into Sewanhaka’s starting midfield and has contirubted plenty to its 5-1 start.
Sewanhaka among conference leaders
Susie Aquino, Gianna Vadachinno and Ann-Chloe Simon have relied on each other since the eighth grade. Now, in their senior year of high school, the trio is being relied upon to lead the Sewanhaka … more
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Cigar shop in Franklin Square robbed at gunpoint
An unidentified man robbed the 197 Cigar Shop on Franklin Avenue in Franklin Square at gunpoint Saturday morning. more
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Elmont’s Amira Elrington-Edwards made Sewanhaka school district history on Sept. 2 as the first female to play and score an extra point in a varsity football game.
A historic extra point attempt for Elmont Memorial High School
Amira Elrington-Edwards kicked herself in the history books when she booted an extra point Sept. 2 in Elmont Memorial High School’s season-opening game against the H. Frank Carey Seahawks. more
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Homeowners who grieve their taxes can save money
Taxes are a certainty in life. Residents’ property taxes fund schools, special districts such as water, sanitation and sewers, as well as county and town municipalities. more
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Jackie Davis, a daughter of residents at 1888 Foster Meadow Lane, saw water rise behind the apartment building last Friday.
Seniors displaced after flood
Residents of 1888 Foster Meadow Lane have been left to wonder when they will be able to return to their homes after flooding last Friday afternoon caused them to evacuate. more
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Setter Gabriella Williams is one of eight seniors on Elmont’s roster and helps make its balanced offense run on all cylinders.
Elmont sets lofty goal of finals
Elmont girls’ volleyball coach Terry Ianniello has a pretty lofty goal for her team this year: Reach the Nassau County Class A finals. more
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Photos courtesy Elmont Memorial Library In previous years, the library hosted an inflatable obstacle course during its fall festival. This year will be the first year attendees can navigate an inflatable corn maze in the library’s parking lot.
Elmont Memorial Library to hold fall festival
All are welcome to enjoy the annual fall festival at Elmont Memorial Library Oct. 14, from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. more
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