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Congressman Tom Suozzi, right, led a news conference to mark the 14-year anniversary of the Affordable Care Act. Rebecca Castronovo, center, said she is grateful to be receiving the health care.
Gratitude for years of affordable health care
Rebecca and Craig Castronovo can’t imagine a time where their two children, Ella, 11, and Juliette, 10, won’t have needed health insurance. For Ella, a diabetic, and Juliette, who is … more
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The leaders of the various non-profits honored at the Business in Bloom 2024 gala were also given citations by Joseph Saladino, supervisor of the Town of Oyster Bay.
Gold Coast gala ‘brings the manor down’
The Gold Coast Business Association held its Business in Bloom 2024 event, which honored five local non-profit organizations whose work benefits the community. The event, held at Sea Cliff Manor, … more
Christopher “CJ” McKenzie, a ninth grader, discussed his project that focused on the potential of rotor sails reducing fossil fuel emissions from commercial ships.
Science Research Program celebrated at Locust Valley
The Locust Valley Science Research Program, led by dedicated educators and fueled by the curiosity of young minds, is empowering students at Locust Valley High School to explore complex scientific … more
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Each of the grades had a different theme for their teams at Sports Night, which for the seniors was Star Wars.
North Shore students go all out for Sports Night
Juniors win big at North Shore High School's annual Sports Night competition … more
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Several parents spoke out against the Locust Valley High School administration’s decision to bar students from attending a basketball game following a physical altercation that occurred at a game on Feb. 8.
Parents angry over basketball game fallout
Tensions ran high at the end of the Locust Valley Central School District’s March 20 board meeting as parents expressed their frustration and disappointment over the handling of a recent … more
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Russell Joel Brown, who recently moved to Long Beach, appeared in ‘The Lion King,’ on Broadway or on tour, about 350 times. He spent years doing other shows, auditioning for ‘Lion King’ and taking African dialect classes before finally being offered a role in 2005. He spent 12 years with the show, filling in as Mufasa and Scar, and performing in the chorus of hundreds of shows.
From Augusta to Broadway to Long Beach: Russell Joel Brown's inspiring journey
Russell Joel Brown has had an enviable career as an actor, appearing on Broadway hundreds of times, and becoming a millionaire along the way. Brown’s journey has been a unique one, with no … more
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Assemblywoman Michaelle Solages joins lawmakers and supporters like Assemblyman David Weprin, at left, and state Sen. Brad Hoylman-Sigal, at right, to call on her colleagues to support the Local Journalism Sustainability Act. The measure — currently included in the senate’s One House budget — would provide tax credits to local news outlets, so they can keep local reporters on the ground and covering communities.
Lawmakers, publishers rally in Albany to save local news
An advocacy group determined to save local news in New York rallied in Albany in an effort to bring more lawmakers to their cause. more
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Anti-budget email circulates at North Shore School District
With budget season picking up the pace across Nassau County’s school districts, the North Shore School District has found itself entangled in a web of misinformation propagated by a group known … more
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Samantha Goetz spoke in favor of Nassau County Executive Bruce Blakeman’s executive order banning athletes who were born as male from participating in female sports on county property.
Nassau County takes aim at some trans athletes
Thanks to Nassau County Executive Bruce Blakeman’s first executive order of the year, the county is gaining new attention as it becomes the newest battlefield of the United States’ … more
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Workers from Galvin Bros built the culvert, which brings Crescent Beach closer to reopening for swimming.
Will Crescent Beach open this summer?
On warm, calm summer days, Glen Cove beaches beckon visitors with serene beauty — but for 10 years, the city’s Crescent Beach has been closed due to bacterial contaminants found in the … more
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