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Snow began falling on Saturday night and continued through late Sunday morning.
Blizzard hits Long Island [Video]
The first blizzard of the season dumped more than a foot of snow in our area Saturday night to Sunday morning, with high winds and heavy, drifting snow accumulating over night. more
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Of those sugar plum fairies
The Sugar Plum and her Cavalier continue to dance their way across area stages. Fans of The Nutcracker will find performances this weekend at Hofstra University and Tilles Center. more
Chorus members, Kristin Bedics, Sarah Finkelstein, Rebecca Richter and Lauren Justin, clockwise from right, visit with Nadine Sternberg, whose husband is one of the Mill River Players, during the annual School #2 Holiday Sing-Along at the Oceanside Senior Center.
Holiday Sing-Along
Students from Oceanside School #2 paid a special visit to the Oceanside Senior Center Dec. 9 for a holiday concert. Ninety-five chorus students in fourth, fifth and sixth grade performed songs they … more
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Sydnee Weinberg, a first grader in Mrs. Okun's class at School #8, holds one of the doves that lives at the Nature Study Center, located at School #6. Behind her is classmate Sarah Brennan. Allie Tonzi and Victoria Justin look on.
Kids get a hands-on lesson in nature study
On certain weekdays, visitors to Oceanside School #6 may see elementary students from the school district armed with magnifying glasses, peering into aquariums and taking observational notes. … more
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Larry Wallach, center, and store owner Steve Krucher, left, hold a baby tiger and a baby kangaroo at the Hallmark Crown Shoppe II in Oceanside. Santa Claws (licensed SPCA detective Dave Simon) and Frosty the Snowman join the holiday fun.
'Santa Claws' visits Oceanside
Larry Wallach, a licensed exotic animal trainer and exhibitor from Hewlett-East Rockaway, is bringing some baby critters — including a kangaroo and a Royal White Bengal tiger — to the Hallmark … more
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County Executive-elect Ed Mangano, left, with outgoing county executive Tom Suozzi, discussed plans for a smooth transition of government on Dec. 2.
Transfer of power begins in Nassau
Outgoing County Executive Tom Suozzi began the process of handing over power to his successor, Ed Mangano, last week, a transfer that both say should happen as smoothly as possible. When the … more
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Hardeman graduates basic training
Air Force Airman Joseph A. Hardeman, son of Michelle Gaines of Lake Park, GA, and Stephen Methot, of Island Park, NY has graduated from basic military training at Lackland Air Force Base in San … more
‘Art in the yard — hidden beauty,’ is Daniel Tommasino’s first photography exhibit. It is on display at the Oceanside Library through the end of the month.
Oceanside teen mounts first photo exhibit
In just two years, Daniel Tommasino has snapped nearly 50,000 photographs. But perhaps even more surprising is the age at which he started. Daniel first picked up a camera when he was 13, and since … more
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Last year, Samantha Cesario, 16, of Oceanside, skated her way to sixth place as a junior skater at the U.S. National Figure Skating Championships. Next month, she’ll skate as a senior at the championships in Spokane, Wash., against 23 other skaters vying for spots on the U.S. Olympic team.
Oceanside Athlete Skates to the Top
By Annmarie Fertoli Samantha Cesario took her first lap around the ice when she was just 7, at a childhood friend's birthday party. Now, at 16, the Oceanside High School junior is heading to the … more
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That doesn't look like a reindeer, mom....
Villages celebrate the season [Video]
The villages of East Rockaway and Lynbrook celebrated the arrival of the holidays with winter festivals on the same evening. There was plenty of fun, music and entertainment, with sleigh rides and great … more
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