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Thirty neighbors gather at Rath Park on July 2 to listen to the annual reading of the Declaration of Independence.

Embracing America’s independence this Fourth of July

Franklin Square neighbors celebrated Independence Day with an annual reading of the Declaration of Independence in Rath Park. more

Addison Star | 7/12/24

Roco Salvatore, of Franklin Square, ate 16 hot dogs and won the first round of the Town of Hempstead’s first-ever hot dog eating contest on June 29.

F.S. native conquers hot dog eating competition

The Town of Hempstead presented its “Salute to Veterans Firework Spectacular” on June 29, although it was much more than just pretty colors lighting up the skies. more

By Brendan Carpenter | 7/12/24

Clara H. Carlson students read personal stories about their cultural background at the school’s first annual ‘My Story’ event.

Clara Carlson School celebrates cultural diversity

Clara H. Carlson School in Elmont recently hosted its first annual “My Story” event to celebrate the community’s diverse cultures. more

By Nicole Wagner | 7/12/24

The Bonfiglio-Scali family, who were enjoying a day in the park, stopped by to learn about the new program and fill up their bottles.

New hydration stations arrive at Town of Hempstead parks

Town of Hempstead parks just got a little bit greener. Last week the Town of Hempstead announced the addition of an eco-friendly water bottle refilling station at the Norman J. Levy Park and Preserve. more

By Jordan Vallone | 7/12/24

Daljit Singh, 58, of Brittle Lane, Hicksville, was arrested and charged with alleged assault after Nassau police said he slashed a gas station owner in Franklin Square during a verbal dispute July 10.

Hicksville man arrested for alleged Franklin Square assault

A Hicksville man was arrested and charged with alleged assault in Franklin Square July 10 at 1:55 p.m. more

By Nicole Wagner | 7/11/24

East Meadow boys’ soccer, the No. 8 seed in Nassau Class AAA, took out No. 1 Uniondale, No. 4 Baldwin and No. 2 Plainview to capture its first-ever county crown.

Salute to H.S. sports champions from 2023-24

It was a banner season for many high school athletic programs in the Herald’s coverage area. Listed are the top team accomplishments, in chronological order. East Meadow boys’ … more

By Tony Bellissimo | 7/9/24

Splendid Inti Childcare celebrated its opening on Clement Avenue in Elmont on July 19 with Elmont Chamber of Commerce President Julie Marchesella, local elected officials’ staffers and local business owners on July 19.

Splendid Inti Childcare opens in Elmont

Splendid Inti Childcare opened in Elmont celebrated its opening with Elmont Chamber of Commerce President Julie Marchesella, a staffer from Assemblywoman Michaelle Solages office, a staffer from County Legislator John Giuffrè and local business owners on July 19. more

Addison Star | 7/6/24

Franklin Square residents, Peter Mari and Nicholas Moschonas were arrested by Nassau police for allegedly having and using illegal fireworks on July 4.

Two Franklin Square men arrested for allegedly using illegal fireworks

Nassau County police took two Franklin Square men into custody for allegedly possessing and lighting illegal fireworks in the community on July 4. more

By Jeff Bessen | 7/5/24

Lynette Battle took her seat on the Elmont school district education board as a trustee during the district’s reorganization meeting on July 1.

New Elmont education board trustees aim to increase transparency

Newly elected Elmont school district education board trustees Lynette Battle and Dwayne Palmer took their seats after being sworn in during the board’s reorganization meeting July 1. more

Addison Star | 7/5/24

Members of the nonprofit organization Neura Hope, such as Natalie Osorio, its cofounder and an incoming senior at H. Frank Carey High School, have made it their mission to spread awareness of the effects of neural tube defects.

Youth-driven nonprofit Neura Hope spreads ‘Hope For All’

Neura Hope, a youth-driven nonprofit, is looking to spread awareness about neural tube defects in communities across the globe. more

By Nicole Wagner | 7/5/24

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