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Retro69, a Woodstock tribute band, held a benefit concert on April 26 at Barrier Brewing Company in Oceanside, bringing together music fans and animal advocates to raise funds for Bobbi and the Strays Animal Shelter and Rescue. more
The Oceanside High School varsity girls lacrosse team turned a regular season matchup into a heartfelt tribute on April 16, honoring the memory of former player Ava Salonia during an annual dedication game that continues to unite the community. more
The Friedberg JCC hosted a Parkinson’s Wellness Fair on April 28, bringing together medical professionals, caregivers and community organizations in recognition of Parkinson’s Awareness Month. The event featured a keynote presentation from the Michael J. Fox Foundation, highlighting the latest developments in research, treatment and patient advocacy. more
For Lily Davoli, a bat mitzvah isn’t only a milestone marking her coming of age, but also an opportunity to honor lives cut short and confront hatred with remembrance. more
Two seniors at Oceanside High School have been selected to lead the Class of 2026, displaying qualities which have set them apart from the rest, including academic excellence, leadership and service. more
Volunteers gathered at the Det. Luis G. Alvarez Memorial Park on April 26 as the Oceanside Community Warriors hosted their annual community cleanup, continuing a tradition tied to Earth Day and local pride. more
Oceanside Lutheran Church brought a taste of Las Vegas to the community April 25, hosting a casino night designed to blend entertainment with fellowship. more
The Kiwanettes of Oceanside marked more than seven decades of community service during their annual fundraising gala April 23 at O’Connell Gardens at the Knights of Columbus, honoring two local women whose volunteerism and leadership have made a lasting impact. more
A Valley Stream man was arrested in connection with two fatal stabbings in Island Park and Valley Stream that occurred hours apart on Friday, Nassau County police said. more
Four months after the release of his first book, Dr. Athan Smyrlis is already seeing what he hoped for: meaningful changes in the lives of the people closest to him — and in the patients he treats every day. more
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