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Adriana and Nicholas Marchetti ride tandem down the hills of Halls Pond Park.
Photos of the Herald's South Shore communities after the blizzard [Photo gallery]
From Elmont to Oceanside, Valley Stream to East Rockaway, Rockville Centre to Franklin Square to Island park and the Five Towns, and many places in between, our photographers and editors were out … more
Ryan Pavel, chief executive of Warrior-Scholar Project, spoke with Gretchen Tine, 9, and Donna Tine about the opportunities the organization provides veterans during the New York Islanders military appreciation night on Nov. 11.
Warrior Scholar Project visits UBS Arena for military appreciation night
Veterans Day offers the community a chance to show their thanks for those who have served their country. Warrior-Scholar Project, an organization whose mission is to help veterans successfully utilize their GI Bill benefits, took the opportunity to educate veterans on how they can be empowered in higher education. more
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Have you hugged a veteran today?
On the 11th hour of the 11th day of the 11th month of 1918, an armistice, or temporary cessation of hostilities, was declared between the allied nations and Germany in World War I, then known as "The Great War." more
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Former Nassau County Executive Ed Mangano briefly left the federal courthouse in Central Islip between opening arguments in his corruption trial.
Opening statements heard in Mangano/Veditto corruption trial
Opening arguments were heard on Wednesday in the corruption trial of Former Nassau County Executive Ed Mangano and former Town of Oyster Bay Supervisor John Venditto. more
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Elected officials, Elmont community leaders and others joined the New York Racing Association at Belmont Park to kick off opening day on May 4, and to announce the state’s approval of a $455 million loan to renovate the historic horse racing facility.
$455M loan approved by state lawmakers for Belmont Park project
The Belmont Park redevelopment plan is officially off to the races. Gov. Kathy Hochul and other state lawmakers gave approval to a $455 million loan that will fund the complete modernization of … more
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A commercial building in Elmont went up in smoke on June 5. All occupants were evacuated at the time of the fire.
Photos: Multiple fire departments respond to blaze in Elmont
Hundreds of firefighters from the Elmont, Malverne, Valley Stream, Franklin Square and South Hempstead fire departments responded to a commercial building fire on Linden Boulevard on June 5. … more
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Carl Gerrato
What to know before the Franklin Square library election on May 16
The Franklin Square Public Library is proposing a $2.8 million budget for 2023-24 — a roughly $94,000 increase over the current year. In an annual budget newsletter to the community, library … more
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The Franklin Square school district is made up of three elementary schools — John Street, Polk Street and Washington Street. The school board is increasing its budget next year by $3.7 million, which will allows the district to maintain its current programs and create new ones.
Franklin Square school district's $48.1M budget proposal promises a new playground installation and library renovation
The Franklin Square Union Free School District which encompasses three elementary schools — John Street, Polk Street and Washington Street School — is proposing a $48.1 million spending plan for … more
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Junior Alvarado, who rode Itsakeyper to victory in Race #2 at Belmont on June 16, was joined by Long Island Association members. The race was named in honor of the LIA.
Belmont Park racetrack modernization project aims to begin next year
The New York Racing Association is aiming to break ground on a $455 million Belmont Park modernization project in 2024 that will transform the historic racing venue. According to a NYRA … more
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Milo the robot helps students at the John Street School learn social cues and teaches them how to work through their emotions.
Elementary class learns social cues with robot
When students in Alana Smith’s third-grade class arrive every morning at the John Street School in Franklin Square, they are greeted by Milo — a robot that teaches social cues and emotions, and soon will teach academic disciplines as well. more
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