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Deadly Wild West in our backyard
Drive a mere exit or two on any of Long Island’s main thoroughfares, and you are sure to see at least one roadside shrine remembering the victim of a fatal car crash. more
To serve its riders, the MTA needs proper governance
The Metropolitan Transportation Authority is, unfortunately, usually in the news for billion-dollar boondoggles. But local issues and corporate governance problems plague the agency . . . more
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No more delays in distributing opioid settlement funds
With our children back in classrooms and the leaves beginning their autumnal change, the nation is highlighting another vital milestone as we observe September as National Recovery Month. more
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We’ve had great people working for us at the U.N.
Every September, the annual opening of the United Nations General Assembly wreaks havoc, confusion and congestion for everyone who must travel to and from Manhattan. more
Daniel Tiger, O the Owl, Miss Elaina, Katerina Kittycat, Prince Wednesday, and more familiar friends welcome everyone join them as Daniel becomes King for a Day.
He's king of the neighborhood: Daniel Tiger leaps from screen to stage
It always turns out to be a beautiful day in the neighborhood when Daniel Tiger and his friends welcome families into their world. The latest stage show, based on PBS’s acclaimed long running hit series “Daniel Tiger’s Neighborhood,” arrives at Tilles Center on Oct. 14. more
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Senior Hailey Metzger is one of the key offensive ingredients for the Generals, who are defending county and L.I. champs.
MacArthur in title defense mode
MacArthur’s girls’ soccer team will be well battle tested heading into the county playoffs when it looks to repeat as Long Island champions. The Generals are competing this … more
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Social studies teacher Bridget Montario encouraged Emily Dressler to enter the essay contest in which she received state recognition.
Sixth-grader takes chance, earns praise
For Wantagh Middle School sixth-grader Emily Dressler, it’s always good to take chances, because you never know how far that might take you. In February, Emily, 11, took part in a … more
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The annual 'Walk to End Alzheimer's' is returning to Eisenhower Park on Oct. 1. During the ceremony, people hold flowers to represent why they walk, which is uplifting for the families affected by Alzheimer's disease.
Sixth Alzheimer's Walk coming to Eisenhower Park
The “Walk To End Alzheimer’s” — one of the largest events to raise awareness and funds for the care, support and research of the disease — is headed to Eisenhower Park … more
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Friends and family get together at Wantagh Park to raise awareness for Huntington's disease as part of the Team Hope walk.
A walk in the park to help those in need
Last Sunday, The Huntington’s Disease Society of America’s northeast region hosted the Team Hope Walk at Wantagh Park. The event is the organization’s largest grassroots fundraising … more
The Levittown Board of Education honored Jonas E. Salk Middle School library media specialist Kirsten Anderson on Sept. 13.
Levittown honors Librarian of the year
Innovator, collaborator, researcher and mentor were the words used to describe Kirsten Anderson, the library media specialist at Jonas Salk Middle School who received the Nassau BOCES School … more
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