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Ari M., 4, took a pony ride around the pen as part of the fair’s family-friendly attractions.
Franklin Square community celebrates the new fall season
The annual Franklin Square Street Fair ushered in autumn on Oct. 4, bringing together local businesses, community organizations and residents for a day of family fun on Franklin Avenue. more
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Dutch Broadway School physical education teachers Debra Bennett, Tim Smith and James Mauro work with first grade students on soccer skills during a PE session.
Elmont's Dutch Broadway expands P.E. program
Dutch Broadway School students are building their soccer skills while staying active and having fun during physical education sessions with teachers Debra Bennett, Tim Smith and James Mauro, a new PE team member. more
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Eleanor Rizzuto, wearing a birthday sash, at her 104th birthday celebration at the Plattdeutsche Home Society. As a World War II nurse, she served at battlefields in North Africa and Italy.
Eleanor Rizzuto, ‘angel of the battlefield,' marks 104 years in Franklin Square
Eleanor Rizzuto, a 104-year-old World War II nurse and longtime Franklin Square resident, was celebrated at the Plattdeutsche Home Society for her service, resilience and remarkable life. more
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Attendees of the annual Hearts in Action Gala gathered at Leonard’s Palazzo in Great Neck to support Giving Back to Community Corp., which raised over $17,000 to feed families in Elmont and Onitsha, Nigeria.
Giving Back to Community gala raises $17K to fight hunger in Elmont and Nigeria
Giving Back to Community Corp. raised more than $17,000 at its Hearts in Action Gala in Great Neck, supporting food and business aid for families in Elmont and thousands in Nigeria this holiday season. more
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Santino Sarrica, president of the Franklin Square Chamber of Commerce, welcomed new businesses, discussed Main Street revitalization funded by a PSEG grant, and shared ideas for a social media campaign to promote local entrepreneurs.
Franklin Square chamber welcomes new members, supports businesses and expands outreach
The Franklin Square Chamber of Commerce is working to grow its network and revitalize the local business district, welcoming new members and launching initiatives to help small businesses connect and thrive. more
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The Sewanhaka Ravens marching band filled the streets with music as they led a lively performance during the homecoming parade.
Sewanhaka High soars with homecoming spirit
Sewanhaka High School kicked off homecoming on Oct. 4 with a lively parade filled with music, floats and school pride as they united students, alumni and community members in celebration. more
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A children’s book written by local artist Bernadette Puleo called “Polly’s Little Green Leaves,” top, and indigo dyed garments including hats and scarves at the bottom, are on display at the circulation desk of the Franklin Square Public Library through the month of October.
Puleo's mystical world of indigo comes to Franklin Square library
The Franklin Square Public Library is spotlighting the vibrant, nature-inspired artwork of local artist Bernadette Puleo, whose indigo-themed exhibit invites visitors to experience the pigment’s mysterious beauty throughout October. more
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Joe Providence, a beloved UPS delivery driver who delivered packages to the Elmont community for 24 years, retired Sept. 26 after 31 years with the company.
Elmont bids farewell to legendary UPS driver Joe Providence
Joe Providence, a UPS driver known for his kindness and dedication, retired after 31 years at the company, 24 years of which he served the Elmont community. more
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The Franklin Square Public Library is expanding beyond traditional services, offering legal aid, health screenings and passport assistance, and exploring a partnership with social work interns to meet the rising demand for community resources.
Franklin Square library seeks to expand social services to address growing need
The Franklin Square Public Library is expanding its social service programs, reflecting a growing trend among Nassau County libraries to provide patrons with vital community resources beyond books. more
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John Randazzo, who has led the Dawgwood Boyz Club for nearly two decades, brought his red 1940 Chevrolet to the Franklin Square car show in the Lidl parking lot on Dogwood Avenue, which draws dozens of car enthusiasts each Tuesday evening.
Dawgwood Boyz Club keeps classic car spirit alive in Franklin Square
For nearly two decades, Franklin Square’s Dawgwood Boyz Club has brought classic car lovers and neighbors together every Tuesday night for a celebration of community and camaraderie. more
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