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Marya Baker is eager to meet the community as the new principal of Elmont Memorial High School this year.
Meet Elmont Memorial High School’s new principal
New Elmont Memorial High School principal Marya Baker has met her staff and many students of her new school and is now looking forward to meeting the community as the 2023-24 school year gets underway. more
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Students can submit essays to participating Applebee’s to recognize their teachers who go above and ‘BEE’yond.
Student essay contest recognizes teachers who go above and ‘BEE’yond
Students across Long Island can nominate their teachers for a special-end-of-year class party and $500 sponsorship check when they submit an essay to the 8th annual Above and “BEE”yond Teacher Essay Contest. more
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Mold growing on a home's wall.
Mold, a threat to your home –– and health
Melanie Siegel Rubin’s south Merrick home was, like hundreds of homes across the South Shore, flooded when Hurricane Sandy struck on Oct. 29. Saltwater inundated the front entrance and back laundry room. She did not realize, however, that water had soaked through her plywood subfloor when her crawl space flooded. more
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Several elected officials, community members, friends and family came out to show their support at the grand opening of Nicole Minor and Jose Velasquez’s new bakeshop The Sweet Life in Franklin Square.
A 'sweet' addition to Franklin Square: The Sweet Life Bake Shop celebrates its grand opening
Owners Nicole Minor and Jose Velasquez officially debuted their new bakery The Sweet Life Bake Shop on May 12 and are excited to offer quality desserts to the Franklin Square community. Minor, … more
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Raising generations of athletes in cricket, track and field
Generations of track and field athletes have been welcomed to the Armory by the friendly face of Bassett Thompson who has been director of track and field here since 2011. more
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Last year’s Ompahfest, which follows the Steuben Parade in Manhattan to celebrate German-American culture, is an annual festivity at Plattduetsche Park Restaurant, Catering and Biergarten.
Enjoy 40 German Wine’s at first Plattduetsche Weinfest
While most remain familiar with the lagers and beers found during the festivities of Oktoberfest, Plattduetsche Park Restaurant, Catering and Biergarten looks to open people’s palettes to German wines this year. more
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1,000 backpacks given away by mall and community orgs
As families struggle to afford the cost of living on Long Island, the Green Acres Mall along with volunteers came together to take away a bit of the stress of back to school shopping. more
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One Church Elmont hosted a backpack giveaway at the annual Love Our City Summerfest event to wrap up the summer. There was an assortment of colors for the backpacks that students were able to choose from.
Summerfest at One Church Elmont gives away 250 backpacks
Families were welcome at One Church Elmont to grab a free backpack and have some family fun as the summer comes to a close. more
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I resolve to make no resolutions this year
No, no, no — this isn’t a New Year’s resolution column. Go somewhere else for that — I’m sure plenty of people are writing about that subject this week. more
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Mary Malloy's Column, "Writing on the Wall" won first place in its circulation category for "Best Column Writing" for 2010 by Suburban Newspapers of America.
I lived in the world B.C.
Thank you, everyone, for your congratulatory calls and emails to me for this column taking first place in its category of “Best Column Writing” in the Suburban Newspapers of America contest for 2010. This week, I’m re-running one of my favorite columns that ran in March, 2009. more
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