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In recognition of the thousands of men and women across Long Island who served or are actively serving in the United States Armed Forces, members of the Nassau County community gathered in front of the memorial at Eisenhower Park on Nov. 9 to honor local veterans for their courage and sacrifice. more
The Nassau Council of Chambers of Commerce hosted its 40th annual Businessperson of the Year and Legislative Breakfast on Oct. 31 at the Crest Hollow Country Club, recognizing honorees from nearly 40 local chambers across Nassau County. more
Pop culture fans, mark your calendars — the Elmont Memorial Library will host its first-ever El-Con celebration on Nov. 8 from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m., bringing a full day of creativity, entertainment, and community fun to local residents. more
Howie’s Heart partnered with the Special Education PTA Committee to host a school beautification day at Washington Street School, creating an inclusive community service event designed for neurodivergent children. more
Families filled the Naple Avenue parking lot at Rath Park on Oct. 26 for the Kiwanis Club of Franklin Square’s annual Trunk or Treat celebration — a safe, spirited afternoon of candy, costumes, and community fun. more
County Executive Bruce Blakeman declared a state of emergency on Monday in response to the federal government shutdown, announcing that Island Harvest and Long Island Cares will receive additional emergency funding to address a rise in food insecurity. more
In the wake of Hurricane Melissa — a devastating Category 5 storm that tore through Jamaica with 250 mph gusts and 185 mph sustained winds — Nassau County Legislator Carrié Solages joined community leaders, and members of the True Tribute Organization to launch an urgent supply and fundraising campaign for families impacted by the storm. more
Renovations at Belmont Park in Elmont are progressing steadily, as the historic horse racing venue undergoes a $455 million transformation. more
The glitz and glamour of the Roaring ’20s arrived at the Franklin Square Public Library on Oct. 17, as patrons were whisked away to the Jazz Age for a Great Gatsby Soirée. more
A routine Sewanhaka Central High School District Board of Education meeting grew tense recently when a parent voiced concerns about Pride and transgender flags displayed in her daughter’s classroom. more
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