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The past came to life for students at Washington Street School during a recent field trip to the Franklin Square Historical Museum, where fourth graders stepped back in time to discover what the community looked like a century ago. more
Nassau County Legislator Carrié Solages, the first Haitian American elected to the Nassau County Legislature, criticized the Trump administration for what he called discriminatory actions against Haitian individuals and culture. more
Purple — the signature color of International Women’s Day — filled the room as community leaders and residents gathered at the St. Vincent de Paul Society in Elmont, New York to celebrate the women making a difference across the 22nd Assembly District. more
“May the scouts be with you” was the theme of Cub Scout Pack 372 of Franklin Square’s annual crossover ceremony at St. Catherine of Sienna, as Cub Scouts transitioned to Boy Scouts in a Star Wars-themed celebration, marking a major milestone in their Scouting journeys. more
Emilian Emeagwali has built a life rooted in service, driven by a deep, generational commitment to uplifting and supporting the community around her. more
Throughout the year, the Franklin Square Library serves as a gathering place for the community, offering opportunities to engage beyond books and studying. Many of its programs, for both adults and children, continue to grow, according to library leaders. more
Sewanhaka Central High School District Medical Assisting students marked American Heart Month in February by offering free daily blood pressure screenings to faculty and staff, promoting heart health awareness and the prevention of cardiovascular disease. more
Dutch Broadway School promoted kindness and positive school citizenship during its annual Kindness Week, held Feb. 2-6. more
New York State Senator Patricia Canzoneri-Fitzpatrick presented the New York State Empire Award to Plattduetsche Park in Franklin Square, recognizing the longtime local business for excellence, community impact and contributions to the local economy. more
Parisia Lespinasse, founder of the International Women’s Day Dinner Dance, will mark the event’s annual celebration March 7 at L’antillaise Caterers, where dozens are expected to gather to empower, uplift and honor remarkable women. The event will bring together professionals and community members for what Lespinasse describes as a night of recognition in unity. more
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