Wednesday, November 4, 2026
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Heavy rain once again sent water rushing down Woolsey Avenue and surrounding Glen Cove streets last Sunday morning, flooding yards and basements and once again raising questions about whether …
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By Roksana Amid
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8/28/26
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Children played at a water sensory table, colored, got their faces painted and joined teachers for dancing and games on Aug. 20, when Uniondale School District welcomed its newest students and their …
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By Stacy Driks
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8/28/26
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Dozens of job seekers filled the Elmont Memorial Library on Aug. 19, hoping to land a position at the newly redeveloped Belmont Park before its Sept. 18 opening.
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By Hailey Fulmer
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8/28/26
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Long Beach police, the FBI and Nassau County prosecutors seized 23 firearms, drugs and more than $100,000 during a raid that led to an arrest.
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By Aidan Warshavsky
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8/28/26
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Lynbrook honored Dr. Alan Baum, 86, for nearly six decades of caring for local pets at Crawford Animal Hospital.
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By Kayla Dechter
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8/28/26
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The $3.26 billion Propel NY Energy project is facing renewed scrutiny over its extensive network of lobbyists, consultants, contractors and political connections as residents and local officials question how the project is being advanced and whether their concerns are receiving adequate attention.
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By Will Sheeline
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8/28/26
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This past year was our first working together in our respective roles in Glen Cove, and it tested that idea. A great deal was asked of us as a community. We grieved losses together, and said goodbye to members of our school district who gave so much to our schools. We stood beside families through some of the hardest moments a family can face. We also met emergencies and disruptions that no plan fully prepares anyone for.
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By Alexa Doeschner & Theresa Kahan
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8/28/26
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Most of us can fondly remember two or three great educators from our youth. We also remember two or three teachers who were awful, terrible or downright crazy.
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By Edwin Fare
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8/28/26
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Throughout my tenure as mayor, the village has secured nearly $73 million in grant funding. These investments have allowed us to make significant improvements to our parks, public facilities, infrastructure, emergency services and community programs without passing the full cost on to taxpayers.
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By Francis X. Murray
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8/28/26
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The consequences of this governance breakdown are now painfully visible:
The library has been without a director since January 2026, despite more than five months of notice prior to her departure. The assistant director position is also vacant. Without professional leadership, book ordering and essential operations have stalled. I have heard from constituents about empty shelves, long waits for materials and overburdened staff. My own family, heavy library users, increasingly find ourselves relying on neighboring libraries.
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By Howard Kopel
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8/28/26
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