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Carol McParland, left, receiving a citation from the Baldwin Chamber of Commerce when her business, Superior Travel Consultants, became the chamber’s business of the month last month.
Superior Travel Consultants was the business of the month
Carol McParland received recognition from the Baldwin Chamber of Commerce, as her business, Superior Travel Consultants, was the chamber’s business of the month in December. more
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Hempstead Town Councilwoman Laura Ryder, left, assisted Danielle O’Neal of Baldwin as she participated in the Town of Hempstead Stop Throwing Out Pollutants program.
See photos of neighbors helping out at Town’s STOP program
Hempstead Town officials assisted Baldwin residents in the Town of Hempstead Stop Throwing Out Pollutants program on Nov. 18 at Baldwin Park. more
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Abby and Miguel Melendez
Radiating hope after cancer battle reveals silver lining
They are known as the dynamic duo. Abby and Miguel Melendez have used their shared experience of surviving cancer to help others struggling with the deadly illness.  And it’s because of those efforts, the two are the Baldwin Herald’s Persons of the Year. more
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Senior Ari Guerra is one of the leaders on and off the mat for the Bruins, who hope to make noise under first-year coach Michael Marrero.
Baldwin off to promising start
The opening month of Michael Marrero’s tenure as Baldwin’s wrestling coach exceeded expectations, said the former two-time All-County grappler out of MacArthur. With a roster largely … more
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Brooke Anya, right, and Ally Knights are fired up for the Pride to carry over the momentum from last season’s finish.
Hofstra fueled for CAA success
Hofstra women’s basketball is looking to build off last season's late success that spurred the Pride to the conference quarterfinals as the No. 12 seed. The Pride struggled to a 4-14 … more
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Andrew Rifkin’s wife, Robin, left, and their daughter, Allison, help him with his yearly Toys for Tots’ donations.
Baldwin man’s den transformed into a festive toy wonderland
Andrew Rifkin, of Baldwin, has been working alongside Long Island’s Toys of Tots for eight years, but he was nervous that this year’s donations for the holidays were coming up a bit short. more
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Author Jean Eddy says that the Baldwin school district is a model for early career development.
Eddy says time to think about future is now
Career development is a theme that Baldwin public schools and Jean Eddy’s new book share. more
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The Greater South Nassau Chorus performing at Adelphi a few years ago. They are now back to in person performances after a break due to Covid.
Baldwin chorus group did not fall flat at their November competition
Members of the Greater Nassau Chorus, GNC, made a soulful return to international competitions, reviving their passion of singing. more
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Nancy Totino-Decclesiis and Angela Lucas with Hangout One Happy Place members waiting to perform at last weekend’s ‘Deck The Halls’ event.
Baldwin dancers decked the halls at annual holiday performance
Pat’s Dance Studio spread holiday cheer last weekend at their second annual “Deck The Halls” performance. more
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Baldwin High School and Baldwin Middle School students participating in this year’s ‘High School and Middle School Heroes’ program.
Middle and high school ‘Heroes’ teach financial literacy
This fall, Junior Achievement of New York — a nonprofit organization aiming to educate students about workforce readiness, entrepreneurship, and financial literacy — collaborated with the Baldwin School District once again on the ever-growing “High School and Middle School Heroes” program. more
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