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Hurricane Sandy ripped across the South Shore on Oct. 29, 2012.

We had never seen a tempest the likes of Hurricane Sandy before, one so mammoth, so fierce, that it wiped out whole shoreline communities while leaving much of the rest of the Northeast in tatters, … more

10/30/14

Home elevation deadline looms

Architects, engineers and builders are frantically rebuilding and elevating Hurricane Sandy-ravaged homes across Nassau County’s South Shore these days, and they are expected to get even busier … more

By Barbra Rubin-Perry and Scott Brinton oceaneditor@liherald.com or sbrinton@liherald.com | 4/29/15

Let’s be sure we don’t relive some of our history

Black History Month is a chance for us to celebrate the many contributions African-Americans have made to the country. They’ve done this despite discrimination and oppression — something even Long Island, in the past, was not immune to. more

3/1/24

Hewlett Harbor Village election: fresh voices, community priorities

The upcoming Hewlett Harbor village election offers a choice between incumbent leaders and fresh voices, each emphasizing community priorities such as transparency, security, infrastructure improvements, and fostering unity among residents. more

By Parker Schug | 5/31/24

Lawrence Middle School student Joshua Schwartz stood next to the leg bone of a woolly mammoth, at right was Neil Brown from Dinosaurs Rock.

Welcome to Jurassic middle school [Photo gallery]

Lawrence Middle School students —fifth- through eighth-graders — got to see fossils, bones and eggs of prehistoric animals up close and personal. more

4/23/14

Bankruptcy Law

Q: First, my background is in commercial real estate – I buy, rehab and rent commercial space. But, a peer recently talked to me about buying distressed assets as a … more

By Howard B. Kleinberg | 12/5/14

Improving NUMC operations is yielding results for Nassau residents

The financial challenges faced by safety net hospitals are of national concern. This is particularly true as Medicaid reimbursement rates and state aid for hospitals that serve diverse patient populations continue to fall short of what is needed. more

By Matthew Bruderman | 9/11/23

What needs to be done to save Oyster Bay

This will be a momentous year for determining whether oysters and clams thrive again in Oyster Bay and Cold Spring Harbor. The future sustainability of the shellfish population hinges on decisions to be made in the coming months by the Town of Oyster Bay. more

By Bill Bleyer | 3/15/24

All the attendees of Yuri and Marina Grinberg’s Multiple Sclerosis fundraiser at their Hewlett home.

Grinberg fundraiser collects $15,000 for MS [Photo gallery]

For the second consecutive year, Hewlett residents Yuri and Marina Grinberg hosted a fundraiser for the Multiple Sclerosis Society of Long Island at their home. more

2/2/12

Comedian Joel Chasnoff entertained the crowd at the Chabad Café with his comical stories and delivered his punchlines with panache.

Laughing out loud at the Chabad Café [Photo gallery]

Comedian Joel Chasnoff mixed personal anecdotes with his keen observational humor focused on the absurdity of modern American life to entertain the crowd at the Chabad Café of the Chabad of the Greater Five Towns on Jan. 5. more

1/9/13

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