Wednesday, November 4, 2026
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Long Beach High School launched a new barbering program that gives students hands-on training in hair-cutting techniques, business skills and career preparation while working toward New York state barber certification.
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By Aidan Warshavsky
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10/9/26
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Wantagh school district voters will decide Dec. 1 whether to approve a $69.85 million bond for athletic facilities, universal pre-kindergarten classrooms, music spaces and auditorium renovations.
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By Hunter Fenollol
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10/9/26
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Dr. Joshua Kugler has spent nearly 25 years caring for patients at Mount Sinai South Nassau. Now, he is taking on a new role at the Oceanside hospital, as it enters what he describes as one of the most consequential periods in its history.
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By Abigail Grieco
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10/9/26
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As ongoing geopolitical conflict in the Middle East continues to disrupt global oil shipments, the average price of a gallon of regular gasoline in New York is approaching $4.50. And residents and local businesses in Franklin Square and Elmont are feeling the effects.
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By Mashiat Azmi
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10/9/26
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The John J. Byrne Community Center is pursuing a roughly $1.5 million sports complex that would bring two synthetic turf soccer fields, a fitness studio and a walking trail to its community hub on …
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By Stacy Driks
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10/9/26
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The Village of Sea Cliff has filed a study by Cashin Associates, P.C. with the state’s Public Service Commission that estimates that hundreds of thousands of hard clams could be killed in Hempstead Harbor during construction of the Propel NY Energy Project — the 90-mile underground and submarine electric transmission initiative designed to modernize Long Island’s power grid.
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By Julia Capitelli
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10/9/26
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In football, if a receiver simply drops a pass, that’s an unforced error. In politics, it means a self-inflicted wound that could easily have been avoided. Come Nov. 3, I think those words will best define what will happen and why it will happen. While it’s true that the party in power tends to lose off-year elections, there have been too many unforced errors that will hurt the Republican Party.
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By Jerry Kremer
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10/9/26
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Recently I had the chance to attend a tribute to Howie Rose at CitiField, honoring his almost four decades as the iconic voice of the Mets. Rosemary and I have enjoyed a friendship with Rose and his wife, Barbara, over the years, and Howie invited us to the ceremony. Being a loving grandmother, Rosemary deferred to our grandson Jack, who’s a dedicated Mets — and Howie Rose — fan.
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By Peter King
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10/9/26
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Our community has long struggled against barriers to the capital, resources, technology and opportunity needed to grow. A.I. is changing that equation, paving the way to economic independence and wealth creation for historically under-represented Black entrepreneurs. New York should embrace that opportunity wholeheartedly.
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By Phil Andrews
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10/9/26
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It was a September nor’easter, the kind of system older Long Islanders might once have shrugged off as just a wet, windy weekend. This one sent wind gusts past 80 miles per hour in Montauk and pushed as much as two feet of water into coastal streets with a near-full-moon tide.
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10/9/26
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