Monday, July 14, 2025
Fear is growing in Elmont as local leaders, clergy and advocates rally around immigrant families torn apart by sudden ICE arrests and deportations, calling for urgent reforms and compassion.
Children at Cohen Children’s Medical Center were all smiles as wrestling icons the Hardy Boyz and KC Navarro joined an ongoing mission to bring comfort, joy and support to young patients facing medical hardships.
Cheers and celebration filled Hofstra University as over 300 seniors from H. Frank Carey High School’s Class of 2025 proudly graduated, marking the end of a meaningful journey and the start of bright futures.
With heartfelt speeches, soaring music, and proud families looking on, Elmont Memorial High School’s Class of 2025 celebrated their graduation at Hofstra University, stepping boldly into the future.
With heartfelt speeches, a moving choir performance, and cheers from loved ones, Sewanhaka High School’s Class of 2025 celebrated their graduation at Hofstra University, closing one chapter and opening the next.
Immigrant families across Long Island are living in fear, activists warned at a Brentwood rally, as federal protections for thousands of Temporary Protected Status holders are terminated.
Children biking to local parks are forced to navigate a busy, sidewalk-free stretch of Cherry Valley Avenue — and Franklin Square residents say it’s time for officials to act before someone gets hurt.
At the Franklin Square Public Library, a weekly roll of the dice is sparking big friendships and even bigger adventures — proving that imagination truly brings a community together.
Hundreds of Franklin Square neighbors came together at the library on June 29 to celebrate the joy of reading, friendship, and community — kicking off summer with laughter, music, and fun for all ages.
At its final Board of Education meeting of the 2024-25 school year, Sewanhaka Central High School District celebrated outstanding student achievements, honored dedicated staff milestones, and recognized exceptional athletic champions.
We can't allow the atrocities of Oct 7. 2023 to be minimized or forgotten.
Put down the phone. Pick up a book. Stand in someone else’s shoes.
More than 32 million Americans live with life-threatening food allergies and other severe allergic conditions. Anaphylaxis can be triggered by food, insect stings or medications — things we …