Wednesday, November 4, 2026
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Babylon's boys soccer team captured the Suffolk Class B championship with a hard-fought 2-1 victory over Southampton, overcoming a late push by the Mariners to secure the program's seventh …
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By Niko Scarlatos
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11/2/26
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Lucas Mejia was on a mission.
Back at Farmingdale State College, a year removed from a heartbreaking loss to Friends Academy in the Nassau Class A boys soccer semifinals, the Locust Valley …
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By Dylan Butler
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11/1/26
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On Halloween afternoon, as the Nassau Class AAA boys soccer final headed to a penalty kick shootout, Farmingdale goalkeeper Jonathan Buonomo turned into Superman.
The senior provided superhuman …
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By Dylan Butler
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11/1/26
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Facing its second straight opponent coming off a huge upset in the Nassau Class A girls soccer playoffs, Seaford needed just 38 seconds to set the stage for a repeat county championship Saturday …
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By Tony Bellissimo
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11/1/26
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The 3-peat is complete.
Oceanside found the net less than two minutes into Thursday night’s Class AAA girls soccer final against Massapequa en route to a 3-0 win for the program’s third …
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By Andrew Coen
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11/1/26
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One goal allowed.
Thirteen shutouts in 14 matches.
That was the resume defending champion South Side brought to Friday’s Nassau Class AA girls’ soccer final.
But the Cyclones were …
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By Tony Bellissimo
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11/1/26
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Longtime Long Beach philanthropist and former state Assemblyman Harvey Weisenberg received the American Red Cross Long Island chapter’s Humanitarian Award at its annual Heroes Celebration, recognizing his decades of advocacy, public service and support for people with developmental disabilities.
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By Chris Colucci
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10/30/26
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A quarter century after the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks, the Seaford 9/11 Memorial Committee continues to honor the five Seaford High School alumni who lost their lives, ensuring their memories live on through community service, scholarships and an annual Oktoberfest fundraiser.
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By Rei Wolfsohn
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10/30/26
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For breast cancer survivors, the journey does not necessarily end when treatment does. Physical and emotional challenges can linger, but so can moments of connection, resilience and hope that remind patients they are not alone. That message took center stage at the annual Breast Cancer Summit at The Lannin at Eisenhower Park in East Meadow on Oct. 21
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By Julia Gillego
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10/30/26
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At age 86, Letteece Fairley now arrives dancing for follow-up visits at Long Island Jewish Valley Stream’s Wound Care Center — after years of avoiding the doctor following the discovery of a mass in her breast during a routine checkup.
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By Hailey Fulmer
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10/30/26
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