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Junior shortstop Alanna Morse is a two-way standout for the Pride.

The Hofstra softball team struggled out of the gate to open the 2025 season but still has time to ready the ship for its bid to reach the postseason. The Pride dropped 19 of its first 21 games … more

By Andrew Coen | 3/23/25

Nassau County Legislator Scott Davis, second from left, and Hempstead Village Trustee Kevin Boone, far right, joined the Hempstead Chamber of Commerce when it donated historic articles to the Hempstead Public Library on March 7. From left, Chamber board members Theresa Parker, Regis Thompson-Inuwa, Latoya Benjamin, and Lamont Johnson; Hempstead Village Historian Reine Bethany; Hempstead Public Library Director Irene Duskiewicz; Chamber of Commerce President LaShawn Lukes; and Chamber board members Donna Raphael, Ilanye Longjohn, Petal Scantlebury and Timothy Edwards.

Hempstead Chamber of Commerce enriches library with donation

The Hempstead Chamber of Commerce, under the leadership of President LaShawn Lukes, formally donated 130 historic news articles and photos to the Hempstead Public Library on March 7. The historic … more

By Reine Bethany | 3/21/25

Neela Mukherjee Lockel: We can’t let seniors be the victims of budget cuts

The proposed federal budget cuts could have devastating consequences for Long Island families, particularly for our seniors who rely on essential programs like Meals on Wheels. more

By Neela Mukherjee Lockel | 3/21/25

David Lyons: PSEG Long Island celebrates its engineers

While PSEG Long Island does have many lineworkers, did you know we also employ more than 200 engineers? more

By David Lyons | 3/21/25

Jerry Kremer: The rise and fall of Mayor Eric Adams

November 2021 was a significant month in the history of New York City. Eric Adams was elected the 110th mayor of that great city. more

By Jerry Kremer | 3/21/25

Peter King: Celebrating the immigrants who made America great

This month of March will see far more people attending more St. Patrick’s Day parades on Long Island and in New York City than in all of Ireland. more

By Peter King | 3/21/25

Millions are sick and tired of being sick and tired

This month marks five years since Covid-19 upended our world. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, over 1.2 million Americans died from the virus, including 86,000 New Yorkers. more

3/21/25

Seth Koslow: Bruce Blakeman’s distractions are costing Nassau families

Nassau County families are paying the price for County Executive Bruce Blakeman’s broken promises and failed leadership. As a legislator and former prosecutor, I know what it means to hold people accountable — and it’s time someone held Blakeman accountable for his disastrous record. more

By Seth Koslow | 3/21/25

Ed Ra: The broken and bloated MTA needs an overhaul

Washington, D.C., is known for its Metro, London for its Underground and San Francisco for BART. Downstate New York? We’re known for the Metropolitan Transportation Authority, which, in recent decades, has become infamous for all the wrong reasons. more

By Ed Ra | 3/21/25

Steve Levy: The DOGE debate shows how hard it is to cut government

Ask just about anyone on the street if the government is spending too much, and the overwhelming majority will give you a nod. Then why is it so hard to cut government spending? more

By Steve Levy | 3/21/25

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