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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

By Tony Bellissimo | 7/16/24

Anna McCombs, who was elected in May, officially took her seat on the Franklin Square school district education board July 2 at the district’s reorganization meeting.

New Franklin Square BOE trustees look to the future

Franklin Square’s newly elected education board trustees Domenico Ciaccio and Anna McCombs took their seats after being sworn in at the board’s reorganization meeting July 2. more

By Nicole Wagner | 7/12/24

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

NUMC is on the road to financial recovery

The treatment is working. For the past year, the leadership of Long Island’s largest safety-net hospital has buckled down to demonstrate that this beacon of hope for so many residents can survive, and thrive. more

By Matthew Bruderman | 7/12/24

Cars, vintage and new, test the young and old

No one, young or old, should get behind the wheel of an automobile unless they know how to start, stop, turn on the lights, and put it in park. Also, if the car is older than 10, mind the handbrake. And never, ever get your emergency driving tips from Instagram. more

By Randi Kreiss | 7/12/24

America is at a critical juncture — our last stand

As we gathered to celebrate the Fourth of July, we reflected on the remarkable journey that has shaped the United States into the beacon of freedom and justice it is today. more

Ari Brown | 7/12/24

Hempstead’s drinking water can’t be a political football

In government, our commitment to serve the public must transcend the political fray. In the case of the Village of Hempstead’s ongoing drinking water contamination crisis, the administration of County Executive Bruce Blakeman has thus far been unable to place residents’ basic needs before politics — a circumstance made even more galling by the potential health ramifications of that stubbornness. more

By Siela Bynoe | 7/12/24

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