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Kevin, left, and Jack O’Neill are recovering drug addicts. Their mother, Ellen, said there is no history of drug addiction or alcoholism in the family.
Unable to wake up from a Robitussin nightmare
Kevin O’Neill had successfully stopped his older brother Jack from buying cocaine from his dealer in the fall of 2020. But then Jack tried Percocet, and became addicted. The brothers were … more
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Janine Fakiris spent years working with Susan Raso spaying, neutering and vaccinating the North Shore’s feral cat population.
North Shore nonprofits manage feral cat population
While the North Shore of Long Island is rarely considered to have a large population of wild animals, feral cats are one species that are here in relatively large numbers. Thanks to a few … more
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District prepares for high-stakes special election
The expulsion of GOP Representative George Santos from Congress has set the stage for a highly competitive special election in New York’s 3rd Congressional District. This territory, previously … more
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Nassau County legislator Mazi Melesa Pilip announced her candidacy for the congressional seat formerly held by George Santos last week in Massapequa. She was joined by Republican politicians from across the county, all who came out to support her bid.
Mazi Melesa Pilip launches CD3 campaign
A new political contender has emerged in the race for New York’s 3rd Congressional District, bringing with her what she describes as a unique background and perspective on the challenges facing … more
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Jeanine DiMenna, from The View Grill, an ‘honorary Hibernian,’ joined parade organizer Lisa Forgione and Hibernian treasurer Andrew Stafford to have a little fun during the pre-parade brunch in 2017.
Lisa Forgione is a ‘dynamo’ for Glen Cove
In the heart of Glen Cove, the St. Patrick’s Day parade has been a longstanding tradition, bringing people together to celebrate Irish culture and heritage. At the helm of this annual event for … more
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Are you making the same resolutions again?
As we prepare to welcome in 2024, we find ourselves in that annual position of thinking about what we accomplished in the past year, and setting some goals for the months ahead — many times, some pretty lofty ones. more
I’ll trade the university presidents for the Jersey QB
The exalted halls of academia and the grit of the football gridiron have never been more distant from one another than in recent weeks. more
Antisemitism is not free speech
Since the horrific Hamas massacre of Israeli civilians on Oct. 7, antisemitism has skyrocketed in the United States and around the world. more
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Congestion pricing isn’t really about congestion
A pervasive feeling of disappointment swept Long Island two weeks ago, after the Metropolitan Transportation Authority board formally voted to roll out congestion pricing in New York City. more
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Understanding trauma from the horrors of Oct. 7
Sadly, Jews have had their own relationship with trauma. From the pogroms to the Holocaust, this trauma has left a long-lasting effect on the Jewish people. more
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