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Keep summer’s colors going as we transition into fall and enjoy the season’s last moments around your home

Extraordinary blooms for the your garden

While we transition into fall, there’s no reason to give up on summer’s blossoms just yet. Colors abound and late summer delghts linger on — for a while longer. more

By Karen Bloom | 9/4/24

Former Seaford standout Olivia Pearse leads a talented and experienced Hofstra defensive corps.

Pride bring high expectations

High expectations for Pride The Hofstra women’s soccer team’s bid for its own three-peat last year and sixth CAA title in seven seasons fell short with a heartbreaking overtime loss to … more

By Andrew Coen | 8/30/24

All-America defender Pierce Infuso, a Merrick native and graduate student, is one of a dozen returning players for the Pride.

Hofstra eyes return to national stage

Hofstra men’s soccer reached big heights in 2023, advancing to the NCAA Tournament’s third-round stage for the second time in three years, but longtime head coach Richard Nuttall felt plenty was left on the table during the historic run. more

By Andrew Coen | 8/30/24

Women’s Basketball Hall of Famer Nancy Lieberman, ESPN broadcaster Ros Gold-Onwude, Hempstead Town Supervisor Don Clavin and local elected officials celebrate the unveiling of Hendrickson Park Avenue’s Dream Court with local youth.

Dream Court unveiled at Elmont’s Hendrickson Avenue Park

No dream is out of reach for youth in the Town of Hempstead, and the installation of a Dream Court at Hendrickson Avenue Park in Elmont aims to make more local aspirations come true. more

By Nicole Wagner | 8/30/24

Volunteers hand out ice cream to community members at One Church Elmont’s annual Summerfest.

One Church Elmont hosts fun Summerfest

Roughly 100 people came out for One Church Elmont’s annual Summerfest extravaganza on Aug. 23. more

By Nicole Wagner | 8/30/24

Dr. Marc Lashley of Allied Physicians Group, Joe Salamone, founder and executive director of The Long Island Coalition Against Bullying, Dr. Kerry Frommer Fierstein, chief executive of Allied Physicians Group and practicing pediatrician, and Dr. Daniel Camillery of Allied Physicians Group announce a new anti-bullying partnership to help end bullying on Long Island Aug. 20.

Allied Physicians Group announces antibullying partnership with LICAB

Allied Physicians Group and The Long Island Coalition Against Bullying, known as LICAB, announced a new anti-bullying partnership at Nassau Pediatric Associates in Franklin Square, designed to help end bullying on Long Island on Aug. 20. more

By Nicole Wagner | 8/30/24

Andres Ortiz, who has a deep love for photojournalism, carries his camera with him nearly every place he visits.

Andres Ortiz, aspiring journalist from Elmont tells stories visually

Andres Ortiz, an Elmont rising sophomore, found himself stuck in fourth grade having to create a project on the Boston Tea Party in 1773, when the Sons of Liberty dumped East India Company tea into Boston Harbor as a tax protest. more

Allison Martinez | 8/30/24

Molly Talbot, a freshman at H. Frank Carey High School in Franklin Square, was diagnosed with juvenile idiopathic arthritis two years ago. She and her family have taken it upon themselves to raise awareness in the community, and attend conferences like the Juvenile Arthritis Summit to educate themselves about the disease.

Juvenile arthritis, an ‘invisible disability’

Molly Talbot, a 14-year-old from Franklin Square, is one of thousands of children in the United States who have been diagnosed with juvenile idiopathic arthritis, a form of chronic arthritis that affects roughly one in every 1,000 children younger than 16, according to the American College of Rheumatology. more

By Nicole Wagner | 8/30/24

Everywhere you look in the village, there’s history

We’re occasionally asked by village residents to research their home, or help them research their home, to learn more about the genesis of their house or their neighborhood. Researching information from 100 years ago or more can be challenging, but if you know some tricks, the path to gathering the information can be easier. more

By Jim Belling | 8/29/24

Eroding local control: the danger of Albany’s power grabs

Yet again, Democrats have used the cover of darkness to trample on local communities’ rights and voices. In the dead of night, legislators from the majority slipped through a sweeping piece of legislation called the Renewable Action Through Project Interconnection and Deployment, or RAPID, Act, under the guise of streamlining the approval process for major renewable-energy and electric-transmission facilities. more

by Jake Blumencranz | 8/29/24

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