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Students in Baldwin High School’s Global Business and Entrepreneurship Academy earned top honors in Junior Achievement’s Stock Market Challenge this spring, placing first and third at the regional competition and advancing to a championship event featuring teams from across Long Island and New York City. The competition challenged students to apply investment strategies, teamwork and financial decision-making skills in a fast-paced simulated stock market environment. more
The three-day Long Island Rail Road strike ended late Monday after five unions and the Metropolitan Transportation Authority reached a tentative agreement, bringing relief to Baldwin commuters and riders across Long Island after days of disrupted service, alternate travel plans and uncertainty. more
Baldwin will honor fallen service members Monday, May 25, with its annual Memorial Day Parade, a longstanding community tradition that will bring veterans, students, first responders and local organizations together for a procession through the heart of the hamlet and a remembrance ceremony at Silver Lake Park. more
Baldwin High School senior Joellena Miller was recognized for her artwork and awarded a $250 senior scholarship by the Art Supervisors Association during the 22nd annual All-County Art Exhibition at W.T. Clarke High School. more
Baldwin High School’s FIRST Robotics Team 1546, Chaos Inc., finished with a strong showing at the FIRST Robotics Competition Long Island Regional, where students tested their robot, strategy and teamwork against teams from across Long Island, New York City and beyond. more
Baldwin voters approved the Baldwin Union Free School District’s nearly $180 million 2026-27 budget Tuesday, along with the Baldwin Public Library budget and two reserve-funded propositions for school improvements. more
The Long Island Rail Road strike entered its third day Monday, leaving Baldwin commuters without train service as riders turned to remote work, shuttle buses, car pools, rideshares and longer drives into New York City. more
Baldwin High School students are bringing more books into the community through “Little Libraries, Big Baldwin,” a hands-on literacy initiative that turned classroom woodworking and art projects into colorful Little Free Libraries for neighborhoods across town. more
The sixth annual Hangout One Happy Place Autism Walk brought about 200 people to Baldwin Park for a rain-delayed celebration of inclusion, acceptance and community connection. more
A Baldwin-based Order of the Eastern Star chapter honored mothers, family matriarchs and loved ones remembered on Mother’s Day during an intimate Legacy Brunch at Villa Russo in Queens. more
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