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Our future should include transit-oriented development

How regressive, then, that many of today’s Nassau County elected leaders are failing to consider how their decisions will affect even the next couple of generations. more

By Kevin Kelley | 6/28/24

East Rockaway’s Joe Petraro, 11, graduated from Penn Foster High School earlier this month.

East Rockaway boy ‘broke down every barrier’ standing in his way

Joe Petraro from East Rockaway graduated high school at 11 years old. more

By Ben Fiebert | 6/28/24

Lynbrook High School girls varsity basketball player Kaitlyn Benedict being recognized at the March 13 board of education meeting for breaking a school record.

Kaitlyn Benedict breaks 28 year old school record

Kaitlyn Benedict, junior, broke a 28 year old record at Lynbrook High School of most three-pointers scored in a single game. more

Justin McKenzie | 6/28/24

Spencer Chrein, middle, Lynbrook resident, with some of the locals in Armenia. He is a youth in development volunteer for the Peace Corps.

Spencer Chrein to spend two years in the Peace Corps

Spencer Chrein, Lynbrook resident, was sworn in as a Peace Corps Volunteer in Armenia. more

By Ben Fiebert | 6/28/24

Cruise Nights are back every Thursday until the end of August. Stop by Atlantic Avenue to see antique cars.

Cruise Nights kickstart a summer of fun in Lynbrook

After Cruise Nights kicked off again on June 13, Lynbrook neighbors can expect more vintage cars, decorating Atlantic Avenue each week, except for July 4, up until August 29. more

By Ben Fiebert | 6/28/24

Assemblyman Brian Curran speaking at his annual Flag Day Essay Contest about the history and customs of the American Flag.

Local Flag Day essay contest winners honored

Assemblyman Brian Curran hosted his annual Flag Day event to honor the birthday of the American Flag and the students from across the 21st Assembly District who participated in his art/essay contest. more

By Ben Fiebert | 6/28/24

I’m running to fight for women’s freedoms

Since Roe was overturned, legislators and governors in more than a dozen states have imposed harsh restrictions and outright bans on abortion. The repercussions have been devastating. more

By Laura Gillen | 6/28/24

Lessons learned, grads take the next step

It’s the season of graduations — when students from every corner of our communities take center stage to mark significant milestones in their academic journeys more

6/28/24

Albany gets one right for our kids

“Progress” and “Albany,” unfortunately, have not been synonymous over the past few years, with good reason. Albany has gotten a lot of things wrong: bail reform, reckless … more

By Steve Rhoads | 6/28/24

Congestion pricing delay exposes political gamesmanship

Gov. Kathy Hochul’s recent decision to delay the controversial congestion pricing scheme is cause for celebration. Let’s not forget, however, that this win comes with a rather large asterisk. more

By Ed Ra | 6/28/24

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