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The Baldwin Union Free School District is proud to announce that for the fourth time in a row, Meghan Kargman has won “Best School Psychologist” in FourLeaf Federal Credit Union’s 2026 Best of Long Island competition.
Baldwin psychologist wins Best of Long Island for fourth year
The Baldwin Union Free School District is proud to announce that for the fourth time in a row, Meghan Kargman has won “Best School Psychologist” in FourLeaf Federal Credit Union’s 2026 Best of Long Island competition. more
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Catholics can walk the Stations of the Cross on Good Friday at the Cemetery of the Holy Rood in Westbury.
Good Friday Stations of the Cross set for Westbury cemetery
Hundreds of Catholics are expected to gather at the Cemetery of the Holy Rood in Westbury on Good Friday, April 3, for the annual outdoor walking of the Stations of the Cross, marking one of the most solemn observances of the Christian calendar during the 2026 Lenten season. more
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High school students from across Long Island participated in interactive workshops and discussions at ERASE Racism’s Leaders of Tomorrow Conference on March 18.
Students explore equity at ERASE Racism conference
Long Island students gathered at Hofstra University for ERASE Racism’s Leaders of Tomorrow Conference to build leadership skills and address segregation and equity issues. more
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Ketankumar Patel and Hiteshkumar Shah have been each charged with sale of restricted products, sale of flavored products prohibited and unlawfully selling noxious materials.
Two men charged in alleged sale of prohibited vape products
Two men were arrested and charged after Nassau police said they sold prohibited vape products on March 23 around 8:30 p.m. more
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Glen Cove neighbors Stephen and Ethan Melbinger, Larry Hoffmann and Alfredo Martinez redirected stormwater at the corner of Chestnut Street and Woolsey Avenue in 2024.
Rising water threatens Long Island: Flooding, pollution and aging infrastructure collide
From flooded streets in Long Beach to pollution in the Great South Bay, rising water is reshaping life along Long Island’s coasts. Across Nassau and Suffolk counties, aging infrastructure, development patterns and climate change are converging—turning routine storms into disruptive events and forcing communities to rethink how they live with water. more
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Devone Medlock was charged with six counts of assault, six counts of menacing and six counts of endangering the welfare of a child.
Amityville man charged for allegedly abusing special needs students in Uniondale school district
An Amityville man has been arrested and charged after police said he abused multiple special needs students while working as a school bus aide serving a school in the Uniondale school district. more
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Modeling dresses from Nordstrom were, from left, Taneque Foster-Brady, Sarah Shin, Cindy Brahms, Deb McCarthy, Melissa Barret and Pam Cliszis.
Bethany House fashion show raises funds and awareness for families facing homelessness
Bethany House held its 23rd annual fashion show at the Rockville Links Club last week, raising funds to support its mission of ending homelessness on Long Island. more
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Baldwin children made candy kabobs using marshmallows and sour belt gummy candy while learning how to decorate cup rims with icing, sprinkles and Lucky Charms cereal, paired with a vanilla milkshake dyed green at the BPL.
Baldwin Public Library hosts St. Patricks Day treat making class
Children at the Baldwin Public Library recently put their creativity to work during a candy-making workshop where they crafted colorful treats inspired by the popular Shamrock Shake. more
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According to Samantha Augeri’s website, at Sam’s Weather School, learning is interactive, hands-on, and fun. Augeri aligns her lessons to the class she is speaking to with an age-appropriate curriculum to spark curiosity and deepen the students’ understanding. Students don’t just learn about weather at Sam’s Weather School, they experience it.
Students become meterologist’s for a day at Meadow Elementary School
Students at Meadow Elementary School had an exciting opportunity to engage with weather science during a special visit from the Emmy Award-winning meteorologist, Samantha Augeri. more
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Representing this semester’s Nassau BOCES Students of the Quarter are GC Tech students, from left, Adrianna Stephens of the Wantagh School District, Caitlin Kilian of the Levittown School District, Alexander Krzeminski of the Long Beach City School District, Anthony Hernandez of the Levittown School District, Matthew Silvestro of the Levittown School District and Jessica Maitta of the Bethpage School District.
Nassau BOCES honors Students of the Quarter across Long Island
More than 100 students from 34 school districts across Nassau and Suffolk counties were named Students of the Quarter for the second quarter at Nassau BOCES career and technical education high schools, Barry Tech and GC Tech. more
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