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The key to safe swimming? Paying attention.
Swimming pools are supposed to be places of joy, not tragedy. They offer respite from the summer heat, host family gatherings and are a place for those of all ages to play and exercise — but they also present significant potential dangers, especially for younger children and inexperienced swimmers. more
Save a life: drive above the influence
Fatal traffic collisions involving intoxicated and impaired drivers have surged on Long Island since the coronavirus pandemic. more
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Roadwork will be performed on the Atlantic Beach Bridge from Wednesday, July 17 through Friday, July 19.
Roadwork on Atlantic Beach Bridge
Roadwork and intermittent closures on Atlantic Beach Bridge from July 17-19 for routine maintenance; motorists urged to plan alternate routes. more
Stuart Markus (right) with his folk trio Gathering Time leads his fellow musicians in a spirited tribute to the beloved singer-songwriter's legacy.
Musicians and fans gather in tribute to Harry Chapin at Heckscher Park
Harry Chapin’s tragic death is now many decades behind us, but his music and philanthropy remain forever enshrined in Long Island’s collective consciousness. Stuart Markus, a longtime fixture on the local folk-acoustic scene, cherishes his role as guardian of Chapin’s legacy, organizing the yearly memorial concert each summer. more
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Tyler Dearden, signed by the Minnesota Twins organization July 2, hit .361 with 12 homers and 46 RBIs in 55 games with the Ducks.
Long Island Ducks seek second-half turnaround
Gutted by roster departures and injuries, the Long Island Ducks completed the first half of the Atlantic League baseball season July 5 with a 30-33 record, 13 games behind the North Division-winning … more
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No serious injuries were reported after a vehicle overturned at Saddle Ridge Road and Peninsula Boulevard in Woodmere on July 14.
Five Towns departments respond to Woodmere overturn
A half dozen emergency departments responded to an overturned vehicle in Woodmere on July 14. more
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Children and staff of the Five Towns Community Center Head Start child care program with board Vice President Byron Alvarado and County Legislator Carrie Solages, left and right center, advocating for the facility to be kept open.
Five Towns Community Center faces uncertain future after county takeover
Explore the closure of the Five Towns Community Center and the community's uncertain future amidst county control. more
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Newly elected Lawrence Mayor Samuel Nahmias asked the Hempstead Town Board to rescind a rezoning plan for transit-oriented development.
Town board considers rescinding transit-oriented development plan in Inwood and North Lawrence
Hempstead Town Board reviews public feedback and initiates a 30-day comment period on potential rescinding of transit-oriented development plans for Inwood and North Lawrence. more
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Pete Porcelli, owner of The Pizza Place in Hewlett celebrates 25 years of business on July 13.
Who's celebrating 25 years of serving Italian food in Hewlett? The Pizza Place that's who.
Pete Porcelli reflects on 25 years of serving Italian cuisine and community in Hewlett, emphasizing quality and customer loyalty at The Pizza Place. more
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Chanie Koenig owner of Cacao Hagalil, a goat milk based chocolate shop in Northern Israel, moved from North Woodmere, garnering inspiration from her time in the Five Towns to start her business.
Chocolatier spreads sweetness from Cedarhurst to Israel
Chanie Koenig shares her passion for chocolate and community, from Le Chocolat in Cedarhurst to her own venture, Cacao Hagalil, in Northern Israel. more
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