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At W.T. Clarke High School, ‘Anastasia’ is a smashing musical success

From Feb. 8 to 10, W.T. Clarke High School’s Theatre Arts Society and Music Department performed “Anastasia: The Musical” to full and electric audiences. more

By Jordan Vallone | 2/16/24

Tom Suozzi has won the special election to replace former Congressman George Santos, flipping New York's 3rd Congressional District from Republican to Democrat.

Tom Suozzi makes a triumphant return to Congress

After a contentious special election, Tom Suozzi has won back his old seat in Congress with 5.8. Despite a vigorous campaign by his Republican opponent Mazi Melesa Pilip, Suozzi’s election … more

By Will Sheeline | 2/13/24

Katelyn Coffey had strong showings in the weight throw and shot put at the Nassau Class A championships, helping the Jets finish a solid fourth.

East Meadow track continues rise

A winning program since its inception in the 1960s, the East Meadow girls’ track team is rising back to its former glory under coach Michael Ringhauser. After finishing fourth in the … more

By Andrew Fantucchio | 2/12/24

In Mineola on Feb. 5, Meg Ryan, acting chief executive officer of the Nassau University Medical Center in East Meadow, said the hospital treated 20,000 patients last year in its addiction services unit. NUMC is receiving $2.5 million from the county to help it expand its mental health and substance abuse treatment facilities.

Nassau University Medical Center to receive $2.5M to combat opioid epidemic

Joined by various health professionals and drug treatment organizations, Nassau County Executive Bruce Blakeman announced the allocation of $6.8 million for opioid use prevention, education and … more

By Jordan Vallone | 2/9/24

Kiwanis President Joe Parisi and Catherine Razzano, the liaison for the Key Club, left, invited Mahira Ahmed and Geneva Bhagroo, right, to lead a meeting as a way to bridge the gap between Kiwanis members and future leaders.

East Meadow Kiwanis bridges the gap with younger generations

Around East Meadow, the Kiwanis Club of East Meadow is well known for its acts of service to both the community and its children. Leaders of the club recently bridged the connection between its adult members and kids even further, by inviting the president and vice president of the Key Club at East Meadow High School to lead a meeting. more

By Jordan Vallone | 2/9/24

Anthony Bott, of Worth Property Management & Real Estate Brokerage, was sworn in as the chamber’s new president.

Celebrating East Meadow’s businesses

The East Meadow Chamber of Commerce’s 2024 Installation dinner was an evening that celebrated businesses, community relationships and meaningful partnerships throughout the year. It took place on Feb. 2 at the Westbury Manor, a catering hall and event space on Jericho Turnpike in Westbury. more

By Jordan Vallone | 2/9/24

The Students of Gloria Glick, the art show for the month of February at the East Meadow Public Library, officially opened at a reception on Feb. 4.

Students of Gloria Glick now on display at East Meadow library

Throughout the month of February, East Meadow community members will have an opportunity to view the work of not only one talented artist — but several. The Students of Gloria Glick, an art … more

By Jordan Vallone | 2/9/24

Exploring early American civilizations at Parkway Elementary

First graders at Parkway Elementary School in East Meadow recently completed a unit on early American civilizations. more

By Jordan Vallone | 2/9/24

Unraveling the mysteries of love

Forget scary movies or the end of the world — what scares almost all of us the most, by far, is getting a voicemail from a family member, telling you to call back right away because “it’s important.” My 90-year-old father did that last week, a message I got on my phone as I was walking from what had been an enlightening and productive meeting with a school superintendent. The last several months had been filled with difficult calls like this. My mother’s cancer. My stepmother’s passing. Learning that a former colleague is gravely ill. more

By Michael Hinman | 2/9/24

Honoring indigenous legacy, without appropriation

The history of America’s relationship with the indigenous peoples who lived here before the arrival of European settlers has been fraught with sugarcoating, obfuscation, and downright ignorance. more

By Will Sheeline | 2/9/24

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