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With ticks and tick-borne diseases now a national plague in the United States, SciLine, an educational program based at the American Association for the Advancement of Science, recently organized an online “Media Briefing: Summer 2026 Tick Update.”
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By Karl Grossman
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8/7/26
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The Promise to America isn’t a complicated pledge. It’s a common-sense commitment to a fair economy, lower costs, secure borders, safe communities, fiscal responsibility, effective government, free speech, patriotism, and respect for people who may see things differently. It’s a declaration of values from common-sense Democrats.
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By Tom R. Suozzi
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8/7/26
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That’s exactly how government is supposed to work. We identified a problem, worked together and found a practical solution that puts the interests of our residents ahead of politics — and in this dysfunctional, hyper-partisan age, that is something worth celebrating.
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By Debra Mulé
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8/7/26
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As vacations wind down, backyard pool parties continue and families make the last couple of trips to the beach before school begins, it’s easy to become comfortable. That comfort can become complacency — and complacency around the water can be deadly.
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8/7/26
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Rockville Centre's Anna Calabrese earned the Girl Scouts Gold Award for creating "Hear She, Hear She!," a podcast and educational project that empowers young women to build confidence and find their voices through storytelling and mentorship.
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By Brian Kacharaba
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8/7/26
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Uniondale High School’s auditorium is set to undergo its first major technology upgrade in years after Nassau County unanimously secured nearly $278,000 to modernize the venue with new audiovisual equiptment
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By Stacy Driks
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8/7/26
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When 10-year-old Charlotte Demmerle stepped off the mat after winning her semifinal match at the USA Karate National Championships in Washington State from July 16 to 19, she had accomplished a goal she had been working toward for years.
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By Abigail Grieco
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8/7/26
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For generations of children, there’s been something irresistible about a pile of sand and a shovel. At Long Island Children’s Museum, that simple childhood pleasure has been turned into an entire construction site.
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By Stacy Driks
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8/5/26
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Understanding how the term “as is” applies in a real estate closing transaction can eliminate any room for interpretation and assure that all parties involved have their understandings in complete alignment.
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By Anthony A. Nozzolillo, Esq.
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8/5/26
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The second coming of the Reggie Jones & Paul Gillespie East Coast Beach Wrestling Tournament continues to grow by leaps and bounds. It returned to Long Beach in 2024 for the first time in a …
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By Tony Bellissimo
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8/3/26
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