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Ryan Pavel, chief executive of Warrior-Scholar Project, spoke with Gretchen Tine, 9, and Donna Tine about the opportunities the organization provides veterans during the New York Islanders military appreciation night on Nov. 11.
Warrior Scholar Project visits UBS Arena for military appreciation night
Veterans Day offers the community a chance to show their thanks for those who have served their country. Warrior-Scholar Project, an organization whose mission is to help veterans successfully utilize their GI Bill benefits, took the opportunity to educate veterans on how they can be empowered in higher education. more
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Not everything is broken, late or subpar
Hey, I’m trying to strike a positive note here. more
Hate spreads faster than you think
The situation in the Middle East has always been a powder keg, and there’s a lot to unpack there. Not only has it challenged the best minds since 1948 . . . more
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Jerry Kremer
Whatever happened to a fabled Democratic machine?
This column could have many titles. One might be, “Is there a Democratic Party in Nassau County?” Another could read, “Whatever Happened to the once proud Democratic machine in Long Beach?" more
Community gardens nourish our neighborhoods
Improving the environment doesn’t always entail a big undertaking. It can start small, with local, eco-friendly initiatives like . . . more
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The Nassau Council of Chambers of Commerce honored more than 40 people and businesses as the tops in their fields — both for entrepreneurial spirit and giving back to their community — during a recent breakfast at Crest Hollow Country Club. They include Paul and Roberta Danziger from Stitch This Print That (Bellmore), Anthony Bott (East Meadow), Dana McDowell (Elmont), Jaime Parra (Franklin Square), Jerry Farrell (Glen Cove), Sally Barrera (Hempstead), Joshua Siegel (Long Beach), Atlantic Hardware (Freeport), and William Powell (Levittown).
McDowell, Parra are chamber Businesspersons of the Year
What does it take to be a Businessperson of the Year? It’s putting aside their personal time to serve, according to Frank Camarano Jr., president of the Nassau Council of Chambers of Commerce. more
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Elmont school district’s Dutch Broadway School educates students from kindergarten through sixth grade.
Report identifies Nassau’s intensely segregated school districts
The Elmont school district was identified as one of seven intensely segregated school districts by ERASE Racism, a nonprofit organization that researches racial inequalities on Long Island related to housing and public education. more
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Gregg Cajuste, lieutenant governor of the Franklin Square Kiwanis Club, dressed as Transformers favorite Bumblebee with Isabella Villa, 7, and Gabriella Villa, 4.
Trunk or Treat? Kids grab candy in Franklin Square
Families, friends and neighbors all showed up to take part in the fourth annual Trunk or Treat hosted by the Franklin Square Kiwanis Club on Nov. 5. more
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Dee Palser came from Valley Stream to get a great deal on all the seasonal items for sale at the Nov. 4 community yard sale in Franklin Square.
Community shops Franklin Square yard sale
Community members were welcome to come shop the Franklin Square community yard sale hosted by the Franklin Square Civic Association on Nov. 4. more
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County Legislator Carrié Solages declared victory at a celebratory gathering at Le Spot Café in Elmont as unofficial results from the Nassau County Board of Elections showed him leading with 62 percent of the vote as of midnight Wednesday.
Solages retains seat in county legislature
Voters went to the polls on Tuesday to cast ballots for the Nassau County Legislature and the Hempstead Town Board. For Franklin Square and Elmont, one county seat and two town seats were up for grabs among other positions. more
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