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Hometown artist Matt Khan, right, showcased his art exhibit: “Exposition of Texture: The Art of Matt Khan’’ at the Pagan-Fletcher Restoration earlier this month.
This Valley Stream hometown artist hosts exhibit at Pagan-Feltcher Restoration
This self-taught artist has made quiet the name for himself as the widely beloved art instructor at the Valley Stream Recreation Department’s Adult Art Class. Residents say Khan helps to … more
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Louis Savinetti was a water commissioner for the Locust Valley Water District for 40 years. He died on June 6.
Louis Savinetti who loved Locust Valley, dies
Locust Valley High School’s football team have lost their biggest and most boisterous fan, Louis Philip Savinetti. The lifelong Locust Valley resident, who was 95, died of natural causes on June 6. more
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Dozens gathered at the Sea Cliff Yacht Club to celebrate the awarding of four new White Caps.
Sea Cliff Civics Association holds White Cap Awards to honor those who rise to the occasion
Resident and community leaders gathered at Sea Cliff Yacht Club on June 7 to honor community members for stellar civic service with the White Cap Awards. This event, organized by the Sea Cliff Civic … more
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The Valley Stream Fire Department has been busy providing and receiving mutual aid from area fire departments amid a string of intense fires.
Valley Stream firefighters join forces with area fire crews to take down multiple fires
With fire emergencies burning across Valley Stream and surrounding neighborhoods, fire departments have dialed up their mutual aid. Valley Stream fire crews provided support to the Elmont Fire … more
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A fun performance for Forest Road students at the “Yes, I can” ceremony featured colorful flag props.
Forest Road students say ‘Yes, I can!’ at ceremony
S tudents at Forest Road School in Valley Stream District 30 had their moment to shine as they presented the results of their hard work throughout the year during the “Yes, I Can” … more
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The smoke that drifted south from the fires in Canada obscured the skyline and reduced visibility across Long Island.
How the smoke from Canadian wildfires will affect Long Island
The thick yellow haze that descended on Long Island last week was more than a natural sepia-toned filter — the unnervingly post-apocalyptic scene brought with it some serious health concerns. … more
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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
Column writing through hell and high water
I wrote my heart out after 9/11, scribbled my way through blackouts, epic blizzards, hurricanes and, for three years, the pandemic. more
Quality of life takes center stage in Hempstead Town
Serving as a police officer for 22 years, I saw firsthand the effectiveness of the “broken windows” model of policing. more
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Taylor Darling
Come to Joy Fest: A Juneteenth Celebration
I often imagine the thoughts and experiences of enslaved Black people in America. It is a dark place, but it is a place that keeps me in gratitude and motion every day. more
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