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The initial stages of the demolition of Belmont Park's historic grandstand and clubhouse are set to take place on April 5. The existing 1.25 million-square-foot building will be replaced with a roughly 250,000-square-foot building featuring the modern amenities and hospitality offerings sports fans now expect upon the project's completion, set for 2026.
Belmont Park grandstand, clubhouse demolition set to begin
The initial stages of the demolition of the current Belmont Park grandstand and clubhouse begin on April 5. more
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Alyssa Fratarcangeli, 8, and Mia Abreu, 8, sang a Chanukah song on stage at the Lidl shopping center for community members at the first tree lighting ceremony of the holiday season.
Community gathers for first tree lighting of the holiday season
Neighbors from around the Franklin Square community gathered last Saturday for the first tree lighting of the holiday season. more
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Rhys, Evelyn and Ian Tarascio make snow angels in Franklin Square as flurries fall Tuesday, enjoying a much needed snow day.
Elmont, Franklin Square, Sewanhaka schools close for snow day Tuesday
Elmont, Sewanhaka and Franklin Square school districts have announced that they will be closed tomorrow, Feb. 13, for a snow day.  Last minute shifts in the forecast prompted the National Weather Service to issue a Winter Storm Warning, as the biggest snow storm in over two years is set to hit the area. more
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Registered voters will be able to vote for the Elmont elementary school district budget and board trustees at Alden Terrace School, Clara H. Carlson School, Covert Avenue School, Dutch Broadway School, Gotham Avenue School, Stewart Manor School and the Elmont Road Administration Building on May 21 between 6 a.m. and 9 p.m.
Elmont school district prepares for 2024-25 budget, BOE trustee vote
The Elmont elementary school district’s proposed $109.6 million budget for the 2024-25 academic year will increase the tax levy by 2.5 percent, falling within the tax levy cap. more
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Shopping in the dark at the Stop N Shop on Brunside Avenue in Inwood.
FEMA to aid Nassau County residents and business owners
The Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) will open for homeowners, renters and business owners who sustained as a result of Hurricane Sandy. more
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The Federal Emergency Management Agency is one of several organizations helping those in need in the wake of Hurricane Sandy.
Relief efforts in full swing
Thousands of Long Islanders had their homes and property destroyed during Hurricane Sandy and are now left to pick up the pieces. Fortunately for all, several nation organizations have been working around the clock in recent weeks to lend a helping hand. more
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Students who take the SAT in March 2024 and beyond will do so digitally. Eleventh graders in the Sewanhaka school district got a taste for the new digital test during a School Day PSAT on Oct. 18.
SAT goes digital starting March 2024
There’s no longer a need for a No. 2 pencil and filling in ovals when taking the SAT as the optional test used to measure a student’s reading, writing and math comprehension when applying to college moves to a fully-digital format in March 2024. more
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Deborah Prince dressed up in a tutu reminiscent of turkey feathers as she finished her fourth lap at the Elmont Memorial High School track last Sunday.
Elmont trots off Thanksgiving
Neighbors came out to trot off last week’s holiday and gear up for the next festivities of December during a turkey trot on Nov. 26. more
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Carder Williams, 8, and his family from Queens grabbed a meal for the holiday from UBS Arena and the Islanders Children’s Foundation on Nov. 20. He posed with Sparky as the family waited to grab their Thanksgiving dinner.
UBS passes out Thanksgiving meals to families in need
UBS Arena and the Islanders Children’s Foundation helped pass out 200 meals to families in need in the Elmont community and surrounding communities on Nov. 20. more
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Registered voters in the Franklin Square school district can vote at their designated school election district at John Street School, Polk Street School or Washington Street School per their address. Voting will take place from 8 am. through 9 p.m. on May 21.
Franklin Square schools gear up for budget vote
The Franklin Square elementary school district’s proposed $50.2 million budget for the 2024-25 academic year will increase the tax levy by 2.2 percent, falling within the state tax levy cap. more
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