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The National Weather Service forecast calls for to 6 inches of snow could fall on Long Island between Sunday and Monday.
Snow expected across Long Island
It is expected up to 6 inches of snow could fall on Long Island between Sunday and Monday. more
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The Town of Hempstead began demolishing the Foster Meadow senior co-op building on Jan. 7. A flood in September 2023, and a fire last month, destroyed the building.
Senior cooperative Foster Meadow Lane in Elmont, demolished, residents not told
Residents of 1888 Foster Meadow Lane, a senior cooperative building in Elmont, are mourning the loss of their homes after the Town of Hempstead began demolishing the building on Jan. 7 without their knowledge. more
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Disney On Ice’s Frozen & Encanto tour visited UBS Arena in Elmont last weekend, from Jan. 9 to Jan. 12.
Creating magic: Behind the scenes of Disney On Ice
Disney On Ice ensemble skater Lilia Osorno explains what happens behind the scenes of the "Frozen & Encanto" touring production, which visited UBS Arena Jan. 9 through 12. more
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Chiamaka, who attended the Dec. 12 food distribution, holds a bag of rice given to her at the event.
Giving Back to Community Corp. charity distributes food in Nigeria
Emilian Emeagwali organized a Giving Back to Community Corp. food distribution at Ogboli Primary School in Onitsha, Anambra in Nigeria. more
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Brianna Baldwin, left, Sofia Campoli, Vincent Wu and Sabrina Martelli show off their painted pinecone crafts during a teen community service event at the Franklin Square Public Library on Jan. 8.
Franklin Square Public Library teen community service programs
Franklin Square Public Library Teen Services Librarian Daphne Levy explains the library's teen community service programs. more
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Thomas Stavola, left, presents Nick Stavola, his brother, with a mentor pin during his Court of Honor on Dec. 15 at VFW Post 2718 in Franklin Square.
Eagle Scout Thomas Stavola celebrated at Court of Honor
Thomas Stavola celebrated his journey becoming an Eagle Scout during his Court of Honor with friends, family and fellow scouts, commemorating his accomplishments. more
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The U.S. Department of Energy explains details of the Onsite Energy Program, which provides grant funding for small and medium-sized businesses, to improve their energy efficiency and contribute to a clean energy economy.
U.S. Department of Energy program helps businesses reduce energy costs
The U.S. Department of Energy detailed its new Onsite Energy Program, which provides small and medium-sized businesses with up to $300,000 in grant funding to improve their energy efficiency. more
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Mark Shimnoski, Librarian II at the Franklin Square Public Library, holds one of his favorite childhood books JRR Tolkien’s “The Hobbit.”
What do librarians do all day?
Mark Shimnoski has been a librarian for over 12 years. But, what exactly does he do all day? According to Shimnoski, quite a lot. more
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Quincy Velez recites a Boy Scouts of America pledge after achieving the rank of Eagle Scout during his Court of Honor at Destiny Cathedral in Hempstead on Jan. 5.
Quincy Velez becomes an Eagle Scout at Court of Honor
Quincy Velez, a scout from Franklin Square’s Boy Scouts of America Troop 485, celebrated achieving the rank of Eagle Scout during his Court of Honor at Destiny Cathedral. more
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Pat Galaskas, left, and Nancy Youngfert stand in front of Franklin Square’s oldest telephone, which was on display at the Franklin Square Historical Society Museum’s open house on Jan. 5.
Franklin Square Historical Society museum plans expansion
The Franklin Square Historical Society detailed plans for a $450,000 expansion to their museum building. more
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