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Congestion pricing delay exposes political gamesmanship

Gov. Kathy Hochul’s recent decision to delay the controversial congestion pricing scheme is cause for celebration. Let’s not forget, however, that this win comes with a rather large asterisk. more

By Ed Ra | 6/28/24

Summertime heightens the importance of traffic safety

In my role as a personal injury attorney, I have worked with hundreds of people who have been involved in motor vehicle accidents resulting from negligence or oversight that often could have been … more

By John Giuffre | 6/28/24

The power of social media: a call for responsibility

The rapid spread of information and the intense scrutiny of law enforcement actions create a climate in which every decision is second-guessed, often with incomplete information. more

By Patrick Mullaney | 6/28/24

Let’s fix the Nassau Expressway, once and for all

Everyone on the South Shore in western Nassau County is familiar with the hot mess called the Nassau Expressway, or State Route 878. more

By Howard Kopel | 6/28/24

Keeping sports fair and safe for women and girls

Today, however, there is a new challenge that threatens to undo all the progress that the courageous women before us have fought so long for: allowing biological males or trans women to compete in female sports. more

By Samantha Goetz | 6/28/24

The need for gun violence awareness

The reality is that more than 43,000 Americans are killed by guns every year, and roughly 76,000 more are shot and wounded. more

By Charles Lavine | 6/28/24

The United States faced India June 12 in the last of eight ICC T20 World Cup matches held at Eisenhower Park.

Cricket tournament a big hit for Nassau County

The International Cricket Council’s Men’s T20 World Cup 2024 Tournament proved a bit hit in Nassau County, highlighted by the much-anticipated and sold out India-Pakistan match June 9. … more

By Tony Bellissimo | 6/22/24

Summer is here — and not without a heat wave. A period of excessive heat is expected to last through this weekend, and another may follow at the end of June. Hempstead Supervisor Don Clavin spoke about how residents can stay cool and safe.

Summer's here; 'Beat the heat' at Town of Hempstead facilities

Town of Hempstead summer facilities are open in full swing, especially during a heat wave that kicked off the season. more

By Jordan Vallone | 6/21/24

Lauren Reiss, an artist originally from North Bellmore, holds her painting, on the right, and a charcoal piece created by her mom, Mildred Scherpich, in 1937. Their artwork is on display at the North Bellmore Public Library through the end of June.

Homegrown art on display features work of Lauren Reiss, and her mom

Throughout the month of June, patrons of the North Bellmore Public Library will have the opportunity to view artwork rooted in local history. Lauren Reiss, an artist who grew up in the community … more

By Jordan Vallone | 6/21/24

Valedictorian Gabriella Tejada, right, and salutatorian Cole Wasserman represented the JFK Class of 2024 at the graduation ceremony

Celebrating John F. Kennedy High School's Class of ’24: A new chapter begins

Bellmore-Merrick’s John F. Kennedy High School’s Class of 2024 was celebrated on the school field amid a sea of fanfare, family and friends on June 9. more

By Jack Schwed | 6/21/24

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