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Valley Stream resident Mactyme Michel was arrested and charged by county prosecutors who allege he fatally struck a Long Beach skateboarder in Westbury earlier this year.

Valley Stream driver charged with killing skateboarder

A Valley Stream man was arrested and charged by county prosecutors who allege he fatally struck a Long Beach skateboarder in Westbury earlier this year. Nassau County District Attorney Anne T. … more

By Juan Lasso | 7/30/23

The Collura family, which has owned the historic Arata’s Deli since 2003, is looking to sell it.

Sea Cliff’s Arata’s Deli looking for new ownership

The Collura family is looking to sell Arata’s Deli, a Sea Cliff fixture since 1906. After over two decades of ownership, husband and wife Ron and Rachel Collura are looking to retire and, … more

By Will Sheeline | 7/30/23

Superintendent Judith LaRocca being administered the oath of office as Superintendent of Schools.

Valley Stream 13 reorganization meeting swears in board

Valley Stream 13 held its Board of Education reorganization meeting on July 5. At the meeting, board members selected Jennifer Oliveri as board president, Gerardo Cavaliere as board vice president, … more

By Juan Lasso | 7/30/23

This poster from the Atlanta International Pop Festival is one of the few that feature both the Allman Brothers and Jimi Hendrix.

Psychedelic celebration of Watkins Glen at the Bahr Gallery in Oyster Bay

A new exhibition is coming to the Bahr Gallery in Oyster Bay, featuring psychedelic poster art from the iconic 1973 rock festival “Summer Jam at Watkins Glen.” The exhibition is set to open on … more

By Will Sheeline | 7/30/23

Children learned how to compost tea from garden manager Chris Nellen at the Sea Cliff Elementary Garden Club.

Kids at Sea Cliff Elementary have a magic garden

No one knows just how special a garden can be until its plants are in bloom and it’s inhabited by wildlife. A garden can also bring people together through teamwork, which the Sea Cliff School … more

By Lara Murray-Sterzel/a> | 7/30/23

From Australia to Long Island: Congregation Beth Ohr welcomes Rabbi Rishe Groner

Growing up in the Chabad movement of Judaism, Jewish traditions and values have always been a part of Rabbi Rishe Groner’s life. Her admiration for the role that women play in Jewish culture has both influenced and guided her spiritually, throughout most of her life. more

By Jordan Vallone | 7/30/23

As Balloon Mission continues its environmental efforts on Long Island, ACDS picked up balloon bins for delivery to the Merrick Woods Day Camp. ACDS pledges to release bubbles, and not balloons, with stickers funded by National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration’s Marine Debris Program.

Balloon Mission continues combatting unsuspecting pollutant

Balloon Mission, a nonprofit that was founded — and took off — in Merrick last December, has been making waves in the immediate community, and beyond. more

By Jordan Vallone | 7/30/23

Steve Russell Boerner, left, and David Griffin showed artifacts and original documents to visitors at the Matinecock Masonic Historical Society.

Oyster Bay museums join to celebrate American history on the 4th of July

Hundreds of Oyster Bay residents and visitors made their way to two of the hamlet’s historic gems this past Independence Day; Raynham Hall Museum, former home of George Washington’s most … more

By Will Sheeline | 7/28/23

The next few days a swimming pool will be the place to to beat the forecasted heat. The Valley Stream Arthur J. Above, the Hendrickson aquatic complex's Olympic-sized pool in Valley Stream.

How to beat the Long Island heat: PSEG has some advice

With extreme heat forecasted for the few days, PSEG Long Island officials say there is sufficient electric capacity to meet the projected peak demand for customers. more

By Lauren Maggiore | 7/27/23

Local news is good for business

It’s no secret that recent years have been tough on small businesses and on newspapers. A bipartisan bill, the Community News & Small Business Support Act, which has been introduced in Congress, would offer relief to both newspapers and local businesses. more

By Dean Ridings | 7/27/23

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