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Nassau County Legislator Josh Lafazan is running for his third term in Mineola, and he’s not even 30. While he has focused a lot on U.S. Rep. George Santos, he also says there’s no one else in the legislature that works has hard as he does serving constituents.
Lafazan will not let politics slow him down
He’s the affable youngest member ever of the Nassau County Legislature known for introducing quality-of-life bills that often become law. Just short of his 30th birthday, Josh Lafazan is … more
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Rabbis Michael Churgel, left, and Irwin Huberman united their congregations to provide a space for healing and community in the aftermath of the Hamas terrorist attacks.
Long Island's North Shore comes out in support of the State of Israel
The lyrics of “Hatikvah,” once sung by Jews who defied their tormentors during the Holocaust and now Israel’s national anthem, echoed through the halls of Congregation Tiferith … more
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Janine Fakiris spent years working with Susan Raso spaying, neutering and vaccinating the North Shore’s feral cat population.
North Shore nonprofits manage feral cat population
While the North Shore of Long Island is rarely considered to have a large population of wild animals, feral cats are one species that are here in relatively large numbers. Thanks to a few … more
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Keystone Club members, from left, Alexandra Gutierrez, Valentina Canales, Abraham Daz Gomez and Kasey Zuniga helped raise money at the club’s most recent fundraiser, the Hispanic Heritage Dinner.
Keystone Club of Locust Valley teens to provide love, service without borders
Many young people today are told about the importance of service to others, but few go above and beyond to actually help their fellow human beings. Members of the Grenville Baker Boys & Girls … more
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North Shore School District considers hiring consultant
The North Shore School District is facing another tight fiscal year due to the aftershocks of the LIPA deal, and the district’s administration has been working to find ways to reduce costs without … more
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Krystal Zook, an award-winning journalist, released her fourth book, ‘The Girl in the Yellow Poncho.’
Award-winning journalist Krystal Zook tells her own story at Theodore's Books
For more than 20 years, Krystal Zook has reported on social issues such as health, education, culture, politics, race, gender, and the environment. She’s since become an award-winning … more
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Robert Truzzolino, a longtime commissioner of jurors for Nassau County, died at age 70.
Robert Truzzolino of Glen Cove ‘treated everyone with respect’
Jury duty has a reputation for being an unpleasant part of one’s civic duty. Prospective jurors can feel anxious about the task at hand, stressed over work conflicts or worried about family … more
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There were plenty of different food vendors at the event, but many attendees like Alexandra Bruna, left, and Sean Lambert had to get a plate of oysters to celebrate Oyster Fest properly.
Thousands visit Oyster Bay for Oyster Fest
The Oyster Festival once again drew in thousands of people from across Long Island to Oyster Bay, enjoying the hundreds of vendors, rides and events there for the occasion. With stands set up by … more
Deanna Brusca as the title character, soaring through the sky like magic.
See how this Long Beach show will be extra sensitive
The Long Beach Theatre Guild has been staging theatrical performances since 1972. Over the years it has produced more than 100 musicals, plays and murder mysteries. Last year the organization … more
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Gov. Hochul Friday vetoed the bill that was aimed at speeding up the planned offshore wind development off Long Beach's coast and keep the city moving toward it.
Hochul vetoes bill related to Equinor cable in Long Beach
After months and months of discussion, back-and-forth and opposition, a clear decision has been made regarding Equinor. Gov. Kathy Hochul vetoed the bill Friday was aimed at speeding up the planned offshore wind development off Long Beach's coast and keep the city moving toward it. The bill also included that Equinor would have been able to run power cables to transfer the energy underneath Long Beach's streets to an Island Park substation. Community members in all of the surrounding areas were loudly opposed to the cables.  more
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