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Immigration has been a contentious topic for the past few years, as the migrant crisis at the southern border has continuously grabbed headlines, prompted intense debate and served as a major policy point for candidates in elections across the nation. more

By Will Sheeline | 9/20/24

Renewable-energy initiatives must include local input

As an elected official representing a coastal community, I am keenly aware of the environmental challenges we face. Our area has endured the direct and often devastating effects of weather-related incidents, and we understand the critical role renewable energy must play in shaping a sustainable future. However, let’s be clear: Any initiative must be approached not just with environmental responsibility, but with the safety and fairness our residents deserve. more

By Patrick Mullaney | 9/20/24

Local issues loom large in this election season

While the presidential race seems to suck up all the oxygen in the room, however, there are important local issues affecting our daily lives that involve the Nassau County Legislature, and I wanted to share my thoughts on two of them. more

By Howard Kopel | 9/20/24

The need for responsible mask legislation

As we further emerge from the pandemic, it’s crucial that we address the dual nature of masks: their role in safeguarding health and their potential to conceal nefarious intentions. more

By Samantha Goetz | 9/20/24

Buried in our uniforms: a call to protect firefighters

Beyond law enforcement and the military, few professions are so deeply ingrained in one’s soul and evoke such a profound connection that members would choose to be buried in their uniforms. Fire service members’ love for their profession is part of their DNA, and integral to their very being. more

By Frank Leeb | 9/20/24

“Trouble Moving Into Harmony and Light” from “Job, The Great Believer” series, 1970-1975 ©Yonia Fain

Yonia Fain’s journey: A vision of the power of the human spirit

An artist’s life can take many twists and turns. Certainly that is the case of Yonia Fain. He reinvented himself repeatedly, yet his dedication to art remained unwavering throughout his 100 years. more

By Danielle Schwab | 9/18/24

Prosper Prawl had one of Baldwin's three touchdowns in Saturday's 19-14 win over Sewanhaka on the Bruins' new turf field.

Baldwin tops Sewanhaka on new turf

Micah Ellerbe Jr. was so amped for Baldwin’s first football game on its brand new turf field Saturday, the senior defensive end/offensive tackle said he didn’t relax until the Bruins … more

By Tony Bellissimo | 9/14/24

Franklin Square and Munson Fire Department junior firefighters help John Talbot wash a car during the Arthritis Foundation Fundraiser on Sept. 7.

Car wash at Franklin Square and Munson Fire Department raises money for the Arthritis Foundation

More than 100 neighbors pulled into the Franklin Square and Munson Fire Department parking lot last Saturday for a $10 car wash for a good cause. more

By Nicole Wagner | 9/13/24

First graders have fun in physical education class on the first day of school at Polk Street School with Mr. Chhan and Mr. Skidmore.

Polk Street School welcomes students back for 2024 school year

Students stepped off the bus or out of their guardians’ cars on Sept. 3 as the 2024-25 school year began in Franklin Square. more

By Nicole Wagner | 9/13/24

Stewart Manor School Principal Pamela Stamidis welcomes students back to school on Sept. 3.

Elmont students excited to start 2024-25 school year

Throughout the Elmont school district, students were cheerful and excited to begin their school year on Sept. 3. more

By Nicole Wagner | 9/13/24

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