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Making college campuses safer
Last week, Gov. Andrew Cuomo put forward a bill that would help combat sexual assault on college campuses across New York. The bill, part of the governor’s Enough is Enough initiative, would make all colleges in the state, which enroll some 1.2 million students, comply with initiatives the governor instituted at SUNY schools last year, including setting up a statewide definition of affirmative consent and creating a Bill of Rights for victims and survivors of sexual assault. more
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The settling tanks at Cedar Creek Wastewater Treatment Plant in Wantagh.
A smooth transition at Cedar Creek
United Water is making changes at the sewage treatment plants, including the Cedar Creek Wastewater Treatment Plant, which is expected to realize a $12 million savings to taxpayers this year. more
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The Island Park Public Library hosted a Bella Bambolina Party on Sept. 27.
Bella Bambolina comes to Island Park
Island Park children were welcomed into the magical world of Bella Bambolina on Sept. 27, when author Rae Jean Ferreri visited the library. Bella Bambolina is the main character in Ferreri’s … more
Scott Lipsky, a professional tennis player who grew up in Merrick, stretched for a ball during the 2014 U.S. Open. Lipsky and his doubles partner, Rajeev Ram, made the Open’s semifinals.
JFK grad reaches U.S. Open semifinal
Scott Lipsky, formerly of Merrick and now of Irvine, Calif., and his doubles tennis partner Rajeev Ram were doing fine in this year’s U.S. Open until the semifinals, when they ran into the buzz saw that is Bob and Mike Bryan ... more
Ed and Jean Garcia, of Wantagh, are happy to be back at their Hawthorne Drive West home after a fire last year.
It’s good to be home again
There’s no place like home. Dorothy said it in “The Wizard of Oz” and the Garcias of Wantagh are saying it, too. more
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Librarian Lena Sau, center, handed bags of books to volunteers Jean Rechner and George Ellard to be delivered to homebound residents of Valley Stream.
Waldinger Library seeks helping hands
Everyone is entitled to read a good book. That’s the belief of staff members at the Henry Waldinger Memorial Library, and that’s why they created the homebound delivery service nearly two decades ago. more
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'Amerikanah' with a side of Jollof rice
Two of my favorite pastimes are reading and eating, and, after years of trial and error, I have discovered the happy coincidence that I can do both at the same time. more
FRANKLIN SQUARE: Approve the budget; return Fichtl to seat
The Franklin Square Union Free School District’s budget for next year, $36.3 million, will raise taxes by an average of $60 per home — significantly less than the $107 district officials … more
Thea O’Reilly, 78, and her daughter Jean, 44, in the disordered living room of their home near Silver Lake Park. Thea said she has spent the last year being handed off from one agency to another in her quest to receive disaster aid funds, and that she is on the brink of giving up money she is legally entitled to simply because the process is so convoluted.
The Life of O’Reilly
An exasperated Theadora O’Reilly sat at a plastic table in her living room. It was the kind of table you would unfold for an ailing grandparent to eat at, but Thea isn’t ailing. The … more
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Sixth-graders at Holy Name of Mary School work on the new laptop computers funded by late church parishioner Jean West.
Endowment funds new computer lab
Holy Name of Mary School is keeping up with the times, and students can thank a late parishioner for their modern day education. more
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