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Sea Cliff’s board of trustees discussed aspects of the village’s planned digitization ahead of the vote on Sept. 9.
Sea Cliff village board to vote on digital switch
The Village of Sea Cliff is poised to take a significant step toward modernizing its administrative processes as the Board of Trustees prepares to vote on the adoption of electronic payment systems … more
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The International Coastal Cleanup is a chance to clear trash from local beaches while recording information that will play a key role in environmental studies around the world.
A beach cleanup for all ages
Coalition to Save Hempstead Harbor is gearing up for its annual International Coastal Cleanup, set for Sept. 21. The event, which will be held across four beaches around Hempstead Harbor, marks a … more
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Cal Krinsky’s love of art led him to lead a new art program for other children at NOSH.
Making art to fill hearts at NOSH
At just 10 years old, Cal Krinsky is making a significant impact in his community by leading an art program for the NOSH food pantry. The program, named “Heart with ART” after his … more
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Nancy Pelosi will discuss her new book, “The Art of Power,” in an upcoming talk with former Congressman Steve Israel, owner of Theodore’s Books in Oyster Bay.
A journey from housewife to House speaker
Former Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi is set to visit Long Island on Sept. 8 to discuss her new book, “The Art of Power,” as part of an ongoing speaker series hosted by former Congressman … more
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Juliet Weinberg, center, 6, met up with her friend Drew Hollander, 6, left, as her younger sister Millie helped drop her off at Glen Head Elementary.
First day back to school at Glen Head Elementary
School is in at the North Shore School District, where students made a grand entrance on Tuesday after summer vacation. The young scholars got the chance to catch up with their friends, meet their … more
Your lawn may be killing you ­— and many other creatures
Glyphosate, the active ingredient in Roundup, is listed by the World Health Organization as a probable carcinogen. Pesticides like this one are being applied with abandon on Long Island’s lawns, endangering the Island’s only aquifer while threatening the health of its human residents as well as the birds, bees and household pets that share our biosphere. more
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Reading about local schools? Consider yourself lucky.
I’ve been in the local news business a long time. Not long enough to remember the first handwritten newspaper, distributed in Venice in 1566, or the first printed news sheets, published in Germany in 1605, but I go back. more
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The case for an incorporated Village of Baldwin
Our family, like many others, moved to Baldwin for its beautiful diversity, high-quality schools, safe neighborhoods, and proximity to New York City. We had long admired its picturesque homes and manicured lawns, signs of a peaceful and prosperous quality of life. Indeed, Baldwin is full of great assets and resources, yet few would argue that the community has realized its full potential. more
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As schools reopen, drivers know the drill
“School’s Open — Drive Carefully” has been the annual refrain in a back-to-school safety-awareness campaign that is now nearly 80 years old. But it’s worth repeating every September. more
See something, say something: Your vigilance is vital
In a world where unpredictable events can unfold in the blink of an eye, it has never been more important for every member of our communities to play an active role in maintaining their safety and security...The simple act of noticing something unusual and reporting it can be the key to preventing a crime, averting a disaster, or saving a life. more
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