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Prosper Prawl had one of Baldwin's three touchdowns in Saturday's 19-14 win over Sewanhaka on the Bruins' new turf field.

Micah Ellerbe Jr. was so amped for Baldwin’s first football game on its brand new turf field Saturday, the senior defensive end/offensive tackle said he didn’t relax until the Bruins … more

By Tony Bellissimo | 9/14/24

The organization focuses on supporting Black men by offering virtual workshops, assisting with the college application process, and teaching how to write compelling college essays.

How Baldwin High’s Solomon Ruff is revolutionizing education for Black male students with K.I.N.G.S.

As a young Black male, Baldwin High School senior Solomon Ruff has witnessed firsthand the negative societal views and discrimination directed at people of color. more

By Hernesto Galdamez | 9/13/24

The 1904 Freeport High School football team, with Principal Roy Leon Smith, far left: Harold Cook, Robert Bliss, Howard Osterhout, Louis H. Carris, Stephen Story, Robert Miller, Harold Williams, Albin Nygren, Milton Raynor, Raymond Barker, Owen Humphrey, George Levy, Edwin Crossfield and Raymond Golden.

Former Baldwin coach’s legacy inspires Freeport football exhibit

Next month, the Freeport Memorial Library will unveil an exhibition curated by Librarian Regina Feeney, celebrating 120 years of Freeport High School football. The exhibit will showcase photos, memorabilia, and an online component, highlighting the program's rich history and impact on the community. more

By Mohammad Rafiq | 9/13/24

Aubrey Mufson is all set to navigate the halls of Plaza Elementary as a 4th grader.

Students are all smiles on first day of school across Baldwin school district

Baldwin students and staff eagerly returned to school across the Baldwin school district on Sept. 3, marking the first day of the new academic year. more

9/13/24

Walter Baepler, Rick Meier, Tommy Lownds, and Chris Beattie make up ‘3 Old Dogs & a Pup.’

Local music takes over Baldwin

The Baldwin Porchfest showcased a diverse lineup of musical talent throughout the neighborhood on Aug. 31, after months of meticulous planning by the Baldwin Civic Association and volunteers. more

9/13/24

Siela A. Bynoe, the Democratic nominee for New York State Senate’s Sixth District attended the Democratic National Convention last month.

Senate Sixth District Democratic nominee attends convention

Siela A. Bynoe, the Democratic nominee for New York State Senate’s Sixth District, which includes Baldwin, had a front-row seat at the Democratic National Convention held from Aug. 19 to 22. The event was marked by Vice President Kamala Harris’s nomination as the Democratic Presidential candidate. more

9/13/24

Baldwin’s Allan Parades-Morales, right, battled with Valley Stream Central’s Kyle Campbell for control of the ball during last Friday’s opener.

Season of change for Baldwin

While early, Baldwin boys’ soccer is experiencing a season of many changes this year. For starters, many of the Bruins have gone through a position shift compared to last fall. more

By Michelle Rabinovich | 9/9/24

Alanah Angus, 19, of Baldwin, was named as this year’s Girl Scout Gold Award Class.

19-year-old Alanah Angus of Baldwin updates internet safety tips through Gold Award project

While reviewing old Baldwin Middle School assignments, 19-year-old Alanah Angus discovers that the internet safety tips she learned as a student are now outdated. Explore how evolving digital landscapes are changing the way we think about online security. more

By Hernesto Galdamez | 9/6/24

Attendees at the League of Women Voters meeting wrote postcards urging voters to support Proposal 1, formerly known as the Equal Rights Amendment, in the November election.

League of Women Voters pushes Proposal 1

In November, New York voters will decide on a ballot measure that would help protect vulnerable groups, and the League of Women Voters is spreading the word on why it’s important for it to pass. more

By Charles Shaw | 9/6/24

The lobby of the Nassau University Medical Center was abuzz last week at its ‘Back to School Night.’ The Jaison family from East Meadow perused a table, picking out which books to take home.

‘Back to School Night’ fun at NUMC

The Nassau University Medical Center hosted its “Back to School Night” on Aug. 20, featuring a variety of activities designed to prepare students for the new school year while promoting safety and wellness in the community. more

By Jordan Vallone | 9/6/24

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