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Mostly Cloudy Jamaica man arrested for drug sale in Franklin Square
A Jamaica resident was arrested and charged in Franklin Square with criminal sale and criminal possession of a controlled substance on Sept. 20.
Triple Crown finale to move north in 2024
The Belmont Stakes may take a different course over the next two years.
Franklin Square remembers lives lost in 9/11 attacks 22 years later
Franklin Square residents gathered last Sunday evening at the town’s Sept. 11 Memorial at Rath Park to memorialize 25 members of the community who died in the terrorist attacks on the World Trade Center 22 years ago.
Organization hopes to raise $100,000 to fight hunger
Giving Back to Community will host a fundraiser Oct. 6 at the Inn at New Hyde Park to raise money and fight hunger on the local and international scales.
A warm welcome greeted Franklin Square, Elmont Classes of 2024
Students were welcomed back to school this year with a heat wave to bid the summer season goodbye.
Nassau police charge four people for unlawfully dealing with a child
Nassau police charged four people with unlawfully dealing with a child during a Project 21 investigation on Sept. 18.
Balanced Carey tops MacArthur
Carey’s unleashed its wide array of weapons in each of the first two Nassau Conference II football games and the results have been impressive. The Seahawks, the preseason No. 2 seed behind …
Franklin Square gets a taste of German wine
The original German Wine Festival, Das Weinfest, visited Franklin Square on Sept. 10.
Sewanhaka mascot change due by June 2024
The Sewanhaka school district has hired a consulting firm to rebrand and create a new school mascot.
Fall Festival returns in Franklin Square
There will be plenty of family fun when the annual Franklin Square Fall Festival kicks off Sept. 23.
Randi Kreiss
An open letter to my dad on his birthday
I should point out that this is a really open letter, because my dad died four years ago.
Op-Ed
We honor the fallen, but must not forget our veterans
After our collective pause on Memorial Day to honor those who made the ultimate sacrifice, it behooves us to take the next step by renewing our commitment to taking care of veterans right here in Nassau County.
Editorial
Don’t let money win: Veto this bill
The Greek playwright Euripides and the Dutch philosopher Erasmus had a shared philosophy, and it’s one all of us are familiar with: money talks. Especially in politics.
Peter King
From a House committee room to the Valbrook Diner
Last week I was at two events that, in very different ways, encapsulated significant aspects of my life. The first was in Washington . . .