Wednesday, November 4, 2026
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Nassau County homeowners are bracing for rising taxes and unexpected expenses that always seem to pile up. Luckily, they can authorize Maidenbaum to file their property tax grievance for the 2027/28 tax year.
Acting early makes all the difference, because waiting too long could mean missing opportunities, or worse, ending up with a company that doesn’t have the experience to represent you properly. Don’t let misleading promises impact your results – if something seems too good to be true, it usually is!
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10/21/25
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For many Long Islanders, accessing help for mental health or substance use challenges can feel overwhelming and discouraging. Long wait times, high costs, and stigma often leave individuals and families without the support they urgently need, sometimes at the very moment a crisis arises.
CN Guidance & Counseling Services is working to change that, breaking down barriers and creating a system where care is not only available but accessible, when and where it matters most.
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Olivia Sims
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10/17/25
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Just a short walk from the Yonkers Metro-North Station, Hudson Piers is redefining what it means to live along the Hudson River. Developed by Extell, a national builder renowned for quality, the community combines high-end finishes, smart floor plans, and exceptional amenities that make everyday living both convenient and luxurious, all at an exceptional value. For the first time, renters have the opportunity to live in an Extell-quality home in Westchester County, just 30 minutes from midtown Manhattan, where they can enjoy city life without the price.
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10/17/25
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One of the most common questions people ask when exploring homeownership is: What’s the difference between owning a condo and owning a co-op?
When you buy a condominium, you’re buying real estate. You get a deed with your name on it, and you own that specific unit outright—just like owning a house, except it’s part of a larger building.
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Tara Jones
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10/16/25
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When it comes to hearing healthcare, one size does not fit all. It’s important to find a provider that prioritizes understanding each person’s unique experience and figuring out what will truly make their life better. Whether it’s a child hearing clearly in the classroom or a grandparent reconnecting with loved ones, the team at Ear Works Audiology works closely with patients of all ages to support their goals, answer their questions and walk with them every step of the way.
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Brandi Calhoun
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10/2/25
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If you’ve been staring at old gold jewelry, silver flatware, or old watches in your drawer and wondering if now is the time to sell — the answer is increasingly “yes.” Local demand is up, prices are strong, and sellers across Nassau County are finding they can get more than they expected at Collectors Coins Jewelry Gold & Watches, located at 393 Sunrise Highway, Suite C, in Lynbrook.
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Tara Jones
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10/1/25
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Bounding off the LIRR train at the Lynbrook Station, there may not have been a more enthusiastic mass transit advocate than the president of the Long Island Railroad, Rob Free.
His purpose was to tour Lynbrook’s new luxury transit-oriented development, the Langdon, which features 201 luxury rental apartments adjacent to Lynbrook’s Long Island Railroad Station and moments from the Village’s vibrant downtown.
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9/17/25
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For more than 50 years, Long Island Reach has been a cornerstone of hope, providing vital services in mental health, substance use treatment and education. From counseling individuals struggling with addiction to operating the Harriet Eisman Community School for students who have not thrived in traditional classrooms, the organization’s mission has always been clear: support the community in times of need.
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Brandi Calhoun
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9/15/25
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Buying or selling a home comes with a lot of terms and steps that seem straightforward—things like the property address, the buyer and seller, the purchase price, the closing date, and whether you’re taking out a mortgage.
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Tara Jones
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9/8/25
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In an age of YouTube tutorials and home improvement hacks, the appeal of DIY pest control is understandable. A quick trip to the hardware store, a can of bug spray and a little determination can feel like enough to solve the problem. But more often than not, those store-bought traps and sprays are just a temporary fix — and the real trouble is still lurking below the surface.
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Brandi Cahoun
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9/2/25
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