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Jacob McMillan, an 18-year-old Baldwin resident, was arrested and faces multiple charges including second-degree murder for a shooting at a house party in November that killed college student Amira McLeod.
Baldwin teen charged with murder in fatal Hempstead shooting
A Baldwin teenager has been charged with murder in connection with a fatal shooting that took place at a house party in Hempstead last month, Nassau County police said. more
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Baldwin's Patricia Charlemagne leads Girls Inc. of Long Island as its newest executive director.
How Patricia Charlemagne plans to grow Girls Inc. of Long Island and empower more girls
For Patricia Charlemagne, leadership is personal. The longtime Baldwin resident and educator has spent her career championing youth development and educational equity. Now, as the newly appointed executive director of Girls Inc. of Long Island, she’s bringing her vision home — to empower girls across Nassau and Suffolk counties to be, as the organization’s motto declares, “strong, smart, and bold.” more
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Baldwin High School students donated stuffed monsters to local nonprofit Bethany House.
Baldwin High School students sew monsters toys for families at Bethany House
Baldwin High School students displayed impressive sewing skills for Halloween, creating dozens of monster stuffed animals for families supported by the local nonprofit Bethany House, which assists women and children experiencing homelessness as they work toward stable housing. more
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Shawn Sabel was honored at the annual Nassau Council of Chambers of Commerce breakfast.
Baldwin pub owner honored for community service
Shawn Sabel, owner and operator of The Irish Pub in Baldwin, was among more than a dozen honorees recognized for civic contributions at the Nassau Council of Chambers of Commerce’s annual awards breakfast on Oct. 31. more
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Pope Leo, the cat, rode around in a Popemobile, accompanied by his owner, Oliver Mora.
A puppy palooza at Nassau County Barkfest
Hundreds of dogs and their owners filled Eisenhower Park on Oct. 26 for Nassau County’s annual Barkfest, Long Island’s largest pet costume parade and festival. more
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Just before the vote that reopened the federal government, Rep. Laura Gillen spoke with the Herald. Above, Gillen at local health care advocates during a roundtable discussion at Meadowbrook Care Center in Freeport on Oct. 24, addressing the rising cost of care and threats to Medicaid funding.
Gillen weighs in on the end of 43 day government shutdown
The federal government shutdown finally ended after 43 days, with the new funding bill signed into law by President Donald Trump. This shutdown was the longest in U.S. history. more
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Baldwin students participated in the inaugural Navigation Day, a hands-on STEM event celebrating the science of flight and the community’s important role in American aviation.
Baldwin High students celebrate aviation legacy during inaugural navigation day
Long before drones, a topic some Baldwin High School students are now studying, brothers Albert and Arthur Heinrich launched their own piece of aviation history on that very soil in 1910. more
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Earlier this year, St. Christopher’s Church held a clothing drive for residents affected by a nearby apartment fire.
Baldwin church prepares for potential rise in food pantry demand amid SNAP benefit disruption
As a potential disruption to federal food assistance looms, St. Christopher’s Church in Baldwin is preparing to meet an anticipated rise in need at its parish food pantry. more
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Students showcase their Dominican pride with the Dominican Republic flag at Baldwin High School.
Baldwin celebrates Hispanic Heritage Month
The Baldwin School District celebrated Hispanic Heritage Month with a series of educational and cultural activities across all grade levels, highlighting the histories, traditions, and contributions of Hispanic and Latino Americans. more
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Pope Leo, the cat, rode around in a Popemobile, accompanied by his owner, Oliver Mora.
A puppy palooza at Nassau County Barkfest
Hundreds of dogs and their owners filled Eisenhower Park on Oct. 26 for Nassau County’s annual Barkfest, Long Island’s largest pet costume parade and festival. more
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