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Polls, polls, polls. It isn’t even 2024, and we’re bombarded with political polls, one after another. President Biden is a goner and Donald Trump is ahead . . . more

12/14/23

That doesn't look like a reindeer, mom....

Villages celebrate the season [Video]

The villages of East Rockaway and Lynbrook celebrated the arrival of the holidays with winter festivals on the same evening. There was plenty of fun, music and entertainment, with sleigh rides and great … more

Mary Malloy | 12/8/09

Once more, Israel goes to war

Like everyone in our community and all right-minded people in the world, I am horrified by the heinous terrorist attacks that occurred in Israel beginning last weekend. more

By Howard Bressler | 10/12/23

Stewar Manor students learn railroad safety

Students at Elmont’s Stewart Manor School learned about railroad safety during a Together Railroads and Communities Keeping Safe Assembly from the Long Island Railroad on Oct. 5. more

By Nicole Wagner | 12/20/23

Mitchell Robi, 32, of 57th Avenue, Little Neck, was arrested and charged with alleged criminal impersonation on March 26.

Queens man arrested for allegedly impersonating an officer in Elmont

A Queens man was arrested on March 26 for allegedly impersonating an undercover police officer in Elmont earlier this month. more

By Nicole Wagner | 3/27/24

Hempstead’s drinking water can’t be a political football

In government, our commitment to serve the public must transcend the political fray. In the case of the Village of Hempstead’s ongoing drinking water contamination crisis, the administration of County Executive Bruce Blakeman has thus far been unable to place residents’ basic needs before politics — a circumstance made even more galling by the potential health ramifications of that stubbornness. more

By Siela Bynoe | 7/12/24

Peter Latorre, a five-year veteran of the Marine Corps, decided that he would pursue a career as a mental health counselor for fellow veterans.

Elmont veteran tackles new frontiers boxing, mental health counseling

Peter Latorre, an Elmont native who graduated from Sewanhaka High School in 2015, has taken on new frontiers, as a boxer and an aspiring mental health counselor for veterans after serving in the Marine Corps. more

By Nicole Wagner | 8/23/24

Community members can be on the lookout for locally hand-crafted goods, tasty treats, thrift finds and more at the Rescuing Families Community Market in Franklin Square on Oct. 14. In June, Franklin Square residents showed out for the Rescuing Families community marketplace.

Community market fundraiser offers hope to families in need

Gina Centauro, founder of the nonprofit Rescuing Families, gets excited at the end of every Rescuing Families fundraiser, like the community market they will host on Oct. 14 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. more

Rei Wolfsohn | 9/29/23

Surviving, and thriving, after breast cancer

Twenty years ago, I became one of the more than 4 million women in America who are breast cancer survivors. more

By Siela Bynoe | 10/12/23

Information meeting on FEMA’s reopening of Hurricane Sandy flood insurance claims

Members of Washington, DC-based firm of Weisbrod Matteis & Copley, including August Matteis, who have extensive experience in flood insurance litigation as it relates to natural disasters, will … more

6/11/15

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