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Andre Marcell enjoys a visit with his grandson Ellis August Eustis, who will be a year old in May, in California.

Long Beach Covid-19 survivor: ‘I think it’s more like the flu now’

This Memorial Day weekend, Andre Marcell, of Long Beach, will be visiting his grandson Ellis August Eustis, who will be a year old, in California. During the worst of the coronavirus pandemic, … more

By James Bernstein | 4/30/23

The sidewalk outside the Henry Waldinger Memorial Library and Village Hall was covered in chalk last Saturday during the library’s annual chalk show.

At Verona Place, concrete becomes big canvas, restarting pandemic's pause on play

For two springs in a row, the concrete path outside 60 Verona Place was devoid of color. The usual sounds of children’s laughter and shouts as they scurried about, turning the concrete into a … more

By Brendan Carpenter | 4/30/23

Advanced septic systems, such as this one from Hydro-Action, are more effective at removing nitrogen than traditional septic tanks.

Oyster Bay Cove board passes septic law

The Village of Oyster Bay Cove is the first municipality in Nassau County to adopt a mandate requiring residents to update their septic systems, the result of a vote by the village board on April 19. … more

By Will Sheeline | 4/30/23

Willow Road Elementary School students learn the responsibilities of a ranger from one in the flesh.

Give a big Willow Road welcome to this national park ranger

Valley Stream 13’s Willow Road Elementary School was recently visited by park ranger Tyler Kuliberda from the National Park Service. Students were given the opportunity to learn about the … more

By Juan Lasso | 4/30/23

Michael and Betsy Bibla danced the afternoon away at the Life Enrichment Center of Oyster Bay on April 19.

Hits from Motown liven up the Life Enrichment Center

The Life Enrichment Center of Oyster Bay was hopping on April 19 when roughly 100 people enjoyed a lively evening of Motown hits. Dance instructor, singer and DJ Louis Delprete and his horns were … more

4/30/23

Howell Road Elementary School students with their crescent moon and stars in honor of Ramadan.

Valley Stream 13 students celebrate holy month of fasting

Ramadan is celebrated worldwide annually in the ninth month of the Islamic calendar. In honor of Ramadan, Valley Stream 13 schools partook in classroom lessons and activities aimed at broadening the … more

By Juan Lasso | 4/30/23

Eighth grade track stars Nicolette Lewis, right, and Kaela Miley qualified for the middle school division of the New Balance National Track Championships.

Oyster Bay students qualify for national track championship

Oyster Bay Central School District eighth graders Nicolette Lewis and Kaela Miley recently qualified for the middle school division of the New Balance National Track Championships to be held in … more

4/30/23

Hofstra University is suing the Nassau County Planning Commission for allegedly failing to notify the public about a series of meetings to consider the proposed $4 billion casino for the Nassau Hub, near the Coliseum, above, sought by the Sands company.

Hofstra sues county over Nassau Hub casino project

Hofstra University is suing the Nassau County Planning Commission over claims of violating the state’s open meetings law by failing to give the public sufficient notice about a public hearing … more

By Juan Lasso | 4/30/23

Fiori Garden Center and Mason Supply is taking over for Cipriano’s, the well-known nursery and garden center on Front Street.

Welcoming Fiori Garden Center and Mason Supply

After 35 years Cipriano Nursery & Florist has closed its doors after the Cipriano family retired. Now, East Meadow residents David and Karin DeMartin are taking over the garden center side of the … more

By Mallory Wilson | 4/30/23

From left to right Bernard Macias, Associate State Director - Long Island AARP NY, speaking Beth Finkel, State Director, AARP NY, US House of Representative Anthony D'Esposito and NYS Comptroller Thomas DiNapoli.

AARP helps take a stand against fraud

Being a victim of identity theft is just the beginning. Resolving it can be a stressful and lengthy process, and according to a pair of experts from the U.S. Postal Inspection Service, it’s always … more

By Kepherd Daniel | 4/29/23

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