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An open letter to my dad on his birthday

I should point out that this is a really open letter, because my dad died four years ago. more

6/22/23

A car struck a utility pole, two homes and a parked car on Harvey Avenue in Oceanside on June 21.

Car crashes into two Oceanside houses

A man driving a 2017 Mercedes Benz lost control of the car when traveling south on Harvey Avenue in Oceanside just before 10:20 p.m. on June 21 and hit a utility pole, two homes and a parked vehicle before overturning, according to Nassau police. more

STAFF REPORT | 6/22/23

Kevin and Michael Bacon — brothers, songwriters, and multi-instrumentalists — have merged their individual careers into success as bandmates.

Band of brothers

Bound by blood and a mutual love of American roots music, the Bacon Brothers have spent the past quarter-century in a creative whirl, funneling their shared DNA into their unique sound that crosses genres. They call that sound “Forosoco” — a blend of folk, rock, soul and country influences, delivered by two songwriters who were born to collaborate — and it’s taken the siblings across the world. more

By Karen Bloom | 6/21/23

Kaitlyn Young had the walk-off hit for Seaford in its 1-0 victory over Center Moriches in the Long Island Class B softball title game.

Wild finishes highlight spring season

There was no shortage of thrilling finishes and heartbreak on Nassau County high school athletic fields this spring, capped by a nearly 4-hourlong Long Island Class A softball championship game … more

By Tony Bellissimo | 6/21/23

Robert Moyer Jr. with his 95-year-old father, Robert Moyer, the oldest member of the Oceanside F.D. and the only person in the photo at right, taken at an OFD function in 1952, who’s still living.

Firefighter with many memories made honorary chief after 75 years of active service

Robert Moyer, 95, is the oldest living member of Salamander Hook, Ladder and Bucket Company No. 1 in Oceanside, with a record of 75 years of active service. Moyer was recently honored with the … more

By Karina Kovac | 6/18/23

Philip Buttafuoco with his new children’s book, ‘André Learning Hair Styling,’ in his Oceanside backyard.

A moving literary tribute to a brother with the magic touch

First-time author Philip Buttafuoco, of Oceanside, always wanted to write a book about his family’s immigration journey to America from Italy, but instead he has published a touching tribute to … more

By Karina Kovac | 6/18/23

Father and daughter duo, left, Barry and Luciano Rauch smile at each other during a moment together on the Swings, which was Luciano’s favorite ride at St. Anthony’s Feast.

St. Anthony’s Feast draws in thousands

St. Anthony’s Feast, which is now in its 52nd year, saw thousands of attendees over the four-day festival from June 8 to 11. Boasting eight food booths plus a handful of food trucks, the … more

By Karina Kovac | 6/18/23

Mount Sinai Doctors-Long Beach is a $35 million ambulatory facility on the grounds of the old Long Beach Hospital, which closed after Hurricane Sandy in 2012.

Mount Sinai ‘ologists’ set to arrive in Long Beach soon

Mount Sinai South Nassau’s sparkling new ambulatory medical facility in Long Beach — on the grounds of the nearly century-old Long Beach Hospital, which was extensively damaged in … more

By James Bernstein | 6/18/23

Vintage Fire Trucks from communities along the south shore including Oceanside, Baldwin, Rockville Centre, and others were among those showcased during the third annual Vintage Fire Truck and Car Show.

Vintage fire trucks and cars proudly displayed

Dozens of people across the south shore of Long Island gathered at the parking field along N. Centre Avenue in Rockville Centre, on Saturday, June 3 for the third annual Classic Car and Vintage … more

By Daniel Offner | 6/18/23

Don’t let our map of history disappear

“History is not the past, but a map of the past,” historian Henry Glassie once said, “drawn from a particular point of view, to be useful to the modern traveler.” more

6/15/23

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