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William Green, a senior at Friends Academy, explained that Quakers like Lucretia Mott and John Woolman were active members of the abolitionist movement in the 18th and 19th centuries.
Friends Academy senior explains the dual history of Quakers and abolition
The history of Quakerism has deep roots in the story of the United States, whether it be their influence on the colonial period or the key role Quakers played in the Revolutionary War, although their … more
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On display at the North Shore Historical Museum are melted and reverified glass bottles from the Rye Cliff wreckage.
North Shore Historical Museum delves into local maritime disasters
An upcoming exhibit at the North Shore Historical Museum to open on Feb. 29 delves into the maritime history of the North Shore, shining a spotlight on shipwrecks and sinkings that occurred during … more
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Bayville Bridge will be closed from Feb. 26 to April 1, marking the final stage of rehabilitation work following the damage it suffered from Hurricane Sandy
Bayville Bridge to close again for renovations
The Bayville Bridge is set to close for much-needed rehabilitation work on Feb. 26, hopefully marking the end of the ongoing two-year project by Nassau County to fully restore the bridge. This … more
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New state budget threatens local schools
Governor Kathy Hochul’s proposed state budget for 2024-2025 is sending shockwaves through school districts throughout the North Shore of Long Island. Despite the fact that the governor has … more
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Attendees danced along to music from the Beatles, the Grateful Dead and more.
Partying like it's the 1960s
Love Your Neighbor Project held its 4th annual prom night fundraiser on Feb. 10, welcoming roughly 115 neighbors into St. Luke’s Episcopal Church to enjoy the music and vibes of the 1960’s. The … more
Danielle Smith and Krystina Tomlinson were guest bartenders at the fundraiser.
Raising a glass for Grenville Baker Boys and Girls Club
Grenville Baker Boys & Girls Club shook things up at its second annual “Guest Bartender Night” on Feb. 6 at Two25 Restaurant in Locust Valley. The guest bartending teams included Eric … more
Richard DePalma, center, was appointed acting police commissioner on Jan. 22 by Deputy City Manager Phil Ragona, left, and City Manager Dan Creighton.
Meet Long Beach’s acting top cop
As the executive officer of the Long Beach Police Department, Richard DePalma was second-in-command to Commissioner Ron Walsh, who resigned on Jan. 22 after three years on the job. When Walsh … more
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Artists in Partnership has been sharing art through different mediums in Long Beach for over 20 years.
AIP and Long Beach Public Library host performance for Black History Month
In honor of Black History Month, Artists in Partnership hosted “Harriet Tubman: Herself” on Sunday afternoon, captivating audiences with an interactive and educational one-woman show. … more
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The CDBG grant plays a crucial role in supporting improvements to parks and playgrounds. Magnolia Park was redone last year.
Community speaks on development block grant at city council meeting
Long Beach community members voiced their opinions and suggestions regarding the city’s forthcoming Community Development Block Grant application to Nassau County at Tuesday’s council … more
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The resignation of Fabayo McIntosh, far right, as assistant superintendent for curriculum and instruction, has sparked a contentious search to replace her.
Here's why there’s still no curriculum chief at Valley Stream District 13
Valley Stream District 13 is still without an assistant superintendent for curriculum and instruction following the abrupt Dec. 19 resignation of Fabayo McIntosh. But picking her replacement, or … more
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