Friday, October 2, 2026
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Every construction project on Long Island should be as fast as the one being built by the North Shore field hockey team. There’s a huge youth movement at North Shore, with the largest …
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By Dylan Butler
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10/17/25
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Approximately 400 Glen Head elementary students, faculty, and staff lined up for the GH Book Brigade to pass 100 books to symbolize the school’s 100th anniversary on Oct. 10.
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By Will Sheeline
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10/17/25
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The village of Sea Cliff was buzzing with food, live music and unique goods on Oct. 5 at the 53rd annual Kiwanis Mini Mart. Thousands of visitors strolled through Sea Cliff Avenue, enjoying live music, delicious food and one-of-a-kind goods at a “festival with a purpose.”
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By Michelle Grisales
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10/17/25
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The Village of Sea Cliff is working on a plan to improve safety, mobility and the quality of life for everyone who travels around the village.
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By Luke Feeney
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10/17/25
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Dozens of residents packed Sea Cliff Village Hall for a public meeting on Oct. 9 to hear about options for composting in the village and to share their thoughts on a possible community program.
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By Luke Feeney
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10/17/25
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The North Shore boys’ soccer team has enjoyed a lot of success in the past two seasons. But until Sept. 27, the Vikings had not beaten Lawrence.
Victory finally was achieved as North Shore …
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By Marc Berman
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10/10/25
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As part of the Long Island Herald's 2025 Election Roundtable Series, Democratic candidate for Oyster Bay town supervisor Sam Sochet made his case for election.
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By Mike Polanksy
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10/10/25
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As part of the Long Island Herald's 2025 Election roundtable Series, Town of Oyster Bay Supervisor Joseph Saladino made his case for reelection at the Herald's office in Garden City.
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By Mike Polanksy
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10/10/25
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Hundreds, including survivors and eyewitnesses of the Oct. 7 attacks on Israel by Hamas-led militants, public officials, and community leaders, gathered in Glen Cove at the Holocaust Memorial and …
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By Roksana Amid
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10/10/25
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School districts, like cars, are robust machines that operate with several moving parts working together to ensure a smooth trip. The North Shore Central School District serves around 2,500 students …
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By Luke Feeney
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10/10/25
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