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Jackson Amiruddin
Student turns cancer journey into a mission to help others
Jackson Amiruddin, a student at Calhoun High School in the Bellmore-Merrick Central High School District, is tackling blood cancers head-on through leadership and service as a 2025 Student Visionary with the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society. more
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Emma Vulpi among $10,000 worth of toys she collected for children with cancer and in shelters to ensure they had gifts on Christmas morning.
Emma Vulpi raises $10,000 in toys for children in need
Emma Vulpi, 13, has set a new personal record by collecting over $10,000 worth of toys in her 6th annual toy drive on Dec. 21, in partnership with the John Theissen Children’s Foundation. … more
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Balloons and confetti dropped at the stroke of noon instead of midnight at the East Meadow Public Library’s Noon Year’s Eve celebration.
East Meadow says: Happy ‘Noon’ Year
The East Meadow Public Library rang in the New Year a few hours early, in a kid- and family-friendly event, dubbed “Noon Year’s Eve.” more
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There’s a slew of events coming up at the East Meadow Public Library this month, including a Stop the Bleed training, above, on Jan. 13. From life saving lessons to cultural celebrations, there’s something for everyone to enjoy this winter.
East Meadow Library: New Year brings new activities
By JORDAN VALLONE jvallone@liherald.com   As the New Year is in full swing, East Meadow Public Library patrons will enjoy a full slew of events and activities. Sunday … more
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Members of the East Meadow Beth-El Jewish Center gathered on Jan. 1 for the final night of Hanukkah.
Hanukkah celebration brings communities together
The Jewish community of came together to celebrate Hanukkah with nightly public menorah lightings hosted by the East Meadow Beth-El Jewish Center from Dec. 25 to Jan. 1. more
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Nassau University Medical Center is kicking off the New Year with three women holding top leadership positions. From left, Shannon Costello, the chief nursing officer, Dr. Grace Ting, the chief medical officer, and Megan Ryan, the president and chief executive, were appointed to their positions at a Dec. 5 board meeting.
A new era at Nassau University Medical Center
Nassau University Medical Center will begin 2025 with women holding three of its top leadership positions. more
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Students and staff at Barnum Woods Elementary School in East Meadow had an opportunity to meet and thank Nassau County police officers at a special event on Dec. 17. A kindergarten class, above, met officers in the buerau of special operations.
In East Meadow, Barnum Woods says ‘Thank You’ to NCPD
Barnum Woods Elementary School showed its gratitude to local law enforcement with a special “Thank You” assembly hosted by the Nassau County Police Department on Dec. 17. more
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Firefighters in the East Meadow Fire Department visited Nassau University Medical Center’s pediatric ward to deliver gifts through the Jimmy Martino Memorial Toy Drive.
East Meadow Fire Department wraps up a successful holiday season
As 2024 draws to a close, the East Meadow Fire Department wrapped up one of its most extensive holiday outreach seasons, marking nearly three decades of community service during the winter months. more
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Amid an increased number of drones being spotted in air space along the East Coast, Nassau County Executive Bruce Blakeman detailed what technology the county has in order to keep residents safe.
Reports of drones? Here's what Nassau County is doing to keep residents safe
Following reports that a large number of mysterious drones have been seen flying over parts of New Jersey and the East Coast, Nassau County officials showcased the county’s drone detection technology, that allows law enforcement to track drones anywhere within the county. more
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Richard Ginsburg, chair of the theater and dance department at Nassau Community College, at the Dec. 17 luncheon hosted by the Nassau Community College Federation of Teachers.
Nassau Community College students, faculty protest funding cuts
Students and faculty at Nassau Community College are voicing their frustration over the lack of course offerings and departmental cuts. more
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