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Former Baldwin Middle School Principal James Brown, seeking to overturn a guilty verdict handed down by a federal jury last May, is currently working at the Baldwin District Office.
What will happen to former BMS principal?
Residents returned to the scene of the crime last week, requesting information on the status of former Baldwin Middle School Principal James Brown, who was reassigned eight months ago after being … more
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State senators Carl Marcellino, from left, Dean Skelos, Kemp Hannon and Charles Fuschillo call for tax incentives to help small businesses hire new workers, with Chris Brown, right, owner of Mid-Island Medical Supply in Wantagh, at their side.
Senators tout tax incentives for small businesses
Even in tough economic times, Chris Brown, owner of Mid-Island Medical Supply in Wantagh, has managed to expand his business from one storefront to three on Wantagh Avenue. With the MTA payroll tax, however, even successful Long Island businesses like Brown's have been hit hard. more
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Schmitt got it right, and Obama should follow suit
Peter Schmitt, presiding officer of the Nassau County Legislature, got off on the wrong foot this year when he announced a 47 percent pay increase for himself and similar raises for the two other top members of the Legislature. more
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Tom, a recovering heroin addict, meets with Art Rosenthal, left, executive director of the Confide drug-treatment center in Rockville Centre.
Heroin: The road to Hell
Heroin had coursed through Joe's veins for more than 12 months when he arrived at the St. John's University training camp as a freshman attacker on the powerhouse Red Storm lacrosse team. more
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Our children don’t deserve to be sold out
Last week, the biggest loser wasn’t Massachusetts Senate candidate Martha Coakley or the Democratic Party or President Obama. The biggest losers were New York schoolchildren, who were sold out by the state Legislature in favor of the tremendously powerful teachers unions. more
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The Pinewood Derby was highlighted by many close races.
Scouts host Pinewood Derby
Cub Scout Pack 824, Chartered by the Knights of Columbus, Daniel J. Bradley Council #3102, held its Third Annual Pinewood Derby on Jan. 22 at St. Christopher's Church. More than 35 Cub Scouts … more
The children showed off signs explaining the reasons they are different.
A world of fun and food
Tutor Time held a multicultural event on Jan. 22. The children dressed in cultural garb, sang, danced and sampled foods from different countries. more
Baldwin schools to lose $1.6M
Having prepared for the worst-case scenario in previous weeks, Baldwin School District officials got some decent news after learning that they would only lose about $1.6 million in state aid. … more
Florence Rosen said that the Rosen Shopping Center hadn't been filled because her company had been negotiating with Nassau County on a new 1st Precinct facility for the past two years.
1st Precinct controversy continues
Residents are no less confused and suspicious over the 1st Precinct’s future move to the Rosen Shopping Center as a result of meeting with Florence Rosen at a Jan. 19 meeting of the Baldwin Oaks … more
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Republican Peter Schmitt, the presiding officer of the county Legislature, decided on Friday that he would call for a bill to rescind the pay raises for three top legislators, including himself.
Schmitt: pay raises will be rescinded
Following four days of intense criticism after the Republicans' passage of a significant pay raise for three lead county legislators, Presiding Officer Peter Schmitt said he would call for a bill that would rescind the stipend increases. more
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