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Edan Shiponi, left, is one of four senior captains of the Bulldogs, who played five one-goal games out of the gate and went 3-1-1.

Through the first five games of 2024, the Hewlett boys’ soccer team is 3-1-1 with each contest decided by a single goal. That’s proof for coach Jesse Corben of two things — the … more

By Dylan Butler | 9/16/24

Carlos Godoy, right, is one of the captains for the Knights, who were hit early and often by the injury bug in September.

Injuries bring Uniondale early adversity

The road to another trip to the Nassau Class AAA playoffs is not smoothly paved for the Uniondale boys’ soccer team. There are lane closures with “Under Construction” signs … more

By Dylan Butler | 9/16/24

Junior Luke Haering, left, is a key piece of the defense for the Vikings, who will look to overcome a difficult start against Conference A2 rivals.

Seaford optimistic for improvement

The Seaford boys’ soccer team is still searching for its first win of the season, currently 0-3 in Nassau Conference A2 and coming off a shutout loss to Plainedge last Saturday, the Vikings … more

By Michelle Rabinovich | 9/16/24

Prosper Prawl had one of Baldwin's three touchdowns in Saturday's 19-14 win over Sewanhaka on the Bruins' new turf field.

Baldwin tops Sewanhaka on new turf

Micah Ellerbe Jr. was so amped for Baldwin’s first football game on its brand new turf field Saturday, the senior defensive end/offensive tackle said he didn’t relax until the Bruins … more

By Tony Bellissimo | 9/14/24

Town officials heard statements from both the 6261 Northern Boulevard Corporation, which hopes to build a new 7-Eleven in East Norwich, and village residents who oppose the measure.

Town of Oyster Bay Board considers proposal for 7-Eleven in East Norwich

A proposed 7-Eleven and gas station with 16 fueling positions has sparked debate in East Norwich, and residents voiced their concerns to the Town of Oyster Bay board at a public hearing on Tuesday. … more

By Will Sheeline | 9/13/24

The Locust Valley School District Board of Education convened a special meeting on Tuesday to address concerns about safety following two recent gun threats in the district.

Locust Valley Central School District address safety concerns following gun threat

The Locust Valley Central School District is addressing heightened concerns about school safety following two recent gun-related incidents involving students. In separate occurrences, an 11-year-old … more

By Will Sheeline | 9/13/24

All of Suzala’s artwork on display at the exhibit will be available for purchase through the middle of October.

New watercolor exhibit by artist Suzala at HIVE Market and Gallery makes a splash in Oyster Bay

HIVE Market and Gallery in Oyster Bay is showcasing the watercolor works of Suzala, a plein air artist from Plainview. The exhibition, which runs through mid-October, highlights scenes from Oyster … more

By Will Sheeline | 9/13/24

Cellphone use among students has been a topic of national debate, and elected officials including Gov. Kathy Hochul have become more outspoken about the need to reduce phone use in schools.

North Shore School District to crackdown on cellphone use

School Districts across Nassau County including North Shore School Districts have began to tighten their cellphone use policy more

By Will Sheeline | 9/13/24

Lourdes Taglialatela, left, program center coordinator for the West Nassau Center for Food Assistance & Community Support, on Rockaway Avenue in Valley Stream, and Nichole Rojas, program associate, at the opening of the new pantry.

'Thanks be to God': Long Island Cares' long-awaited Valley Stream food pantry is here.

After a series of logistical logjams pushing its opening day deadline, Long Island Cares’ newest food pantry in Valley Stream is finally here. The regional food bank’s newest satellite … more

By Angelina Zingariello | 9/13/24

Raad’s success was highlighted as a role model for the village’s youth by Mayor Fare. Raad expressed his gratitude for the influence of his local mentors.

This play-by-play Mets broadcaster gets a proper hometown hurrah

Valley Stream’s Keith Raad was honored by his hometown Sept. 5 for his achievements as a play-by-play broadcaster for the New York Mets during a family-friendly event at the Valley … more

By Susanna Ciurleo | 9/13/24

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