Wednesday, November 4, 2026
|
Recently I’ve come to believe that the strongest influence on developing human beings is the times in which they live. Try as I might, summoning all the empathy I possess, I simply can’t know what it was like to endure the London Blitz during World War II. Or the Dust Bowl in America, or the Holocaust, all of which changed the way people lived and thought.
more
By Randi Kreiss
|
9/25/26
|
|
Preparedness is particularly important for Long Island residents. We know that severe weather can bring flooding, dangerous winds and extended power outages. A house fire or medical emergency can happen without warning. And while we can’t always be ready for anything, having a plan, and the right supplies, can make a significant difference.
more
9/25/26
|
|
A nine-year-old Rockville Centre native’s son honored his 9/11-victim grandfather at Ground Zero with a heartfelt, sports-themed tribute to the Knicks and Jets that drew laughs, cheers and widespread attention online.
more
By Brian Kacharaba
|
9/25/26
|
|
Former Nassau County Executive Ed Mangano was re-sentenced to 10 years in prison on Sept. 23.
more
By Jeff Bessen
|
9/24/26
|
|
Massapequa comedian Tom Kelly has built a sizable social-media following by finding humor close to home, turning the quirks of Long Island life into material for viral reels.
more
By Christie Leigh Babirad
|
9/24/26
|
|
Each year, Old Bethpage Village Restoration transforms into a bustling 19th-century county fair, where blue ribbons, livestock, handmade goods and old-fashioned competitions take center stage.
more
By Karen Bloom
|
9/22/26
|
|
There’s no way to put this delicately: the Valley Stream Central girls soccer squad is off to a strong start. 3-1-2 in the opening half dozen games, coach Steve Sharkey has no reason to be anything …
more
|
9/21/26
|
|
With a fresh core of young players, Long Beach boys’ soccer was expected to enter a rebuilding phase near the top of Nassau Class AA. Early results suggest the Marines are ahead of schedule, …
more
By Patrick Moquin
|
9/21/26
|
|
A state championship can raise expectations. For South Side’s girls’ volleyball team, it also means every opponent is bringing its best.
After going 17-1 and winning the program’s first …
more
By Brian Kacharaba
|
9/21/26
|
|
Oceanside girls volleyball is again in a place where it can handle any rival in Nassau Class AAA, giving the Sailors an abundantly clear goal. Coach Robert Kiley-Rendon acknowledged the next two …
more
|
9/21/26
|