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Kalleen Gayle models a traditional Nigerian print during the cultural wear segment.
Meera Empowerment fashion show highlights girls’ heritage
Girls and boys from all across Long Island and Brooklyn gathered to express their inner confidence and support the community at the fourth annual Meera Empowerment Fashion Show on July 27. more
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Some members of the Nassau County Firefighters Pipes and Drums make a toast for a successful fundraiser at Plattduetsche Park, Restaurant and Biergarten on July 28.
Tunnel to Towers Foundation hosts summer salute
Community members enjoyed their weekend at the Plattduetsche Park Restaurant and Biergarten on July 28. more
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Dr. Constantine Ioannou, chair of psychiatry at the Nassau University Medical Center, cut the ribbon on the newly remodeled mental health clinic on July 23.
NUMC opens new suite for mental health care
The Nassau University Medical Center has opened a newly remodeled mental health clinic — a state-of-the-art facility designed to provide comprehensive mental health services to some of Long Island’s most vulnerable populations. more
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The Sewanhaka High School jazz band plays music for friends and family in the community on July 23.
Sewanhaka H.S. community enjoys music under the stars
Members of the Sewanhaka High School community enjoyed a night of music at the school on July 23. more
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Town of Hempstead Animal Shelter Head Veterinarian Dr. Jeffery Siegel, left, Councilwoman Melissa Miller, Town of Hempstead Supervisor Donald Clavin, and Councilwoman Dorothy Goosby, right, spoke outside the animal shelter in Wantagh about the rabid feral cat found in Cedarhurst.
Feral cat tests positive for rabies in Nassau County
The Nassau County Department of Health announced that a feral cat was found in Cedarhurst by the Town of Hempstead and has tested positive for rabies. Hempstead Town will offer free rabies vaccinations for dogs, cats and ferrets Aug. 24. more
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When Joe was born, they threw away the mold
I couldn’t help but feel strong emotion when I heard that President Biden had decided to end his distinguished political career. My pers more
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There’s just no predicting what will happen next
The cascade of events that would shake the political firmament began on the evening of June 27, in Atlanta, when President Biden and former President Donald Trump squared off in a nationally televised debate on CNN — a debate called for by Biden and conducted pursuant to the rules of engagement that he set. more
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Blakeman withholds funds from Downtown Sounds
For 27 years, Downtown Sounds has been more than just a concert series in Glen Cove; it has been the heartbeat of our community every summer. This cherished event, which brings music, laughter and family fun to the city, has faced an existential threat this year thanks to Nassau County Executive Bruce Blakeman’s inexplicable decision to withhold its annual funding. more
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Olympic spirit shines on Long Island
With the eyes of the world focused on Paris for the Summer Olympics, Long Islanders have special reasons to feel connected to the global spectacle unfolding across the Atlantic. more
Our water utilities should put ratepayers first
Families across Long Island are feeling the strain of inflation and rising bills for energy, water and other essential utilities. Unfortunately for many South Shore homeowners and businesses, the burden of rising utility costs has been particularly severe — especially for those whose water service is provided by a private company. more
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