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Sophomore Danielle Healy and the Rams put together a fine season that saw them register eight wins and a draw in 12 games.

Even after defeating Oyster Bay twice during the regular season, coach Kelly Byrne realized her second-seeded West Hempstead team faced an uphill battle entering the Nassau County Class B … more

By Michael Lewis | 10/30/23

Junior goalkeeper Jayden Zarco has been instrumental in Long Beach’s playoff success, including scoring a penalty kick goal.

Long Beach upsets South Side

Before Long Beach’s Nassau Class AA boys’ soccer quarterfinal match at South Side, coach Leo Palacio told his players to be ready for the “in the box” play during its first … more

By Andrew Coen | 10/30/23

Hannah Porter, center, scored the lone goal in South Side's victory over MacArthur in a Class AA semifinal.

South Side ousts MacArthur in semifinal

Not much separated defending Nassau and Long Island Class A girls’ soccer champion MacArthur and South Side during the regular season, and Sunday’s semifinal playoff matchup at Cold … more

By Tony Bellissimo | 10/29/23

Josh Lafazan has visited his relatives in Israel many times over the years, and is one of many Jewish-Americans who continues to fear for the safety of his loved ones as the conflict continues.

Nassau County Legislator Josh Lafazan prays Israeli relatives will be safe

For millions of Jewish-Americans and Jews living across the world, the past few weeks have felt surreal, with emotions running between sadness, fear, anger, and an overwhelming sense of loss. For … more

By Will Sheeline | 10/27/23

Dozens of parents and children have collected costumes thanks to the work of Love Your Neighbor Project and Jody Fleischmann, right, of St. Boniface Martyr Catholic Church’s Outreach Pantry and Thrift Shop.

Love Your Neighbor Project donates costumes through ‘Spooky Goodness’ drive for St. Boniface Martyr

The efforts of Love Your Neighbor Project and St. Boniface Martyr Catholic Church will make this Halloween fun by providing costumes for roughly 75 children whose families are struggling … more

By Will Sheeline | 10/27/23

Part of Audrey Avenue was named Billy Joel Way in honor of Oyster Bay’s music legend.

Billy Joel, Oyster Bay’s own ‘Piano Man’, honored with street name

While it may not have been 9 o’clock on a Saturday, a crowd of over 100 had shuffled into downtown Oyster Bay to honor one of the most famous residents of the hamlet, Billy Joel. The legendary … more

By Will Sheeline | 10/27/23

Caio Santos, plays the infamous Count Dracula, whose terrifying presence is too powerful for Mina Harkness, played by Jolie Brandstein.

Dracula brings Transylvanian terror to the North Shore Village Theatre

The North Shore Village Theatre has brought the world’s most famous vampire into the community, but this time Dracula is here to entertain, not to feast on the blood of North Shore residents. … more

By Will Sheeline | 10/27/23

With the addition of streetlights at Fireman’s Field, the parking lot feels much safer when walking at night.

Fireman’s Field gets a full makeover

The long-awaited transformation of Fireman’s Field in Oyster Bay has officially been completed, turning the largely empty parking lot into a more aesthetic, safe and environmentally friendly … more

By Will Sheeline | 10/27/23

Protesters waited outside City Hall to make their voices heard in support of Jeanine DiMenna and her bid for the city contract.

The View Grill’s future uncertain, no decision made by Glen Cove government before election

For three months, North Shore residents have been waiting for Glen Cove’s decision on its recent request for proposal that will determine the fate of The View Grill, on Lattingtown Road. Now … more

By Roksana Amid | 10/27/23

Bayville Water Department employees Lee Kessler, left, Andrew Petti and Salvatore Astuto ensure the village’s water is safe and tastes good. They won best tasting water in the Long Island Water Conference 35th Annual Drinking Water Taste Test Contest.

No need to buy bottled water in Bayville

There are many reasons to visit or live in Bayville. There’s the allure of pristine beaches, restaurants serving locally sourced fish and a community filled with friendly, warm residents who … more

By Laura Lane | 10/27/23

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