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Attorney General Letitia James wins $300,000 for customers of Shake A Paw who bought sick puppies from the pet store.

Attorney General James wins thousands for customers of pet store that sold sick puppies

The pet store Shake A Paw will pay $300,000 to approximately 190 customers who they illegally and knowingly sold sick puppies to at locations on Long Island, the State Attorney General's Office said on March 8. more

By Ben Fiebert | 3/8/24

Dressed in blue, the East Rockaway Junior-Senior High School freshmen had the power of class pride coursing though their hands as they went up against the seniors in a tug-of-war on Feb. 28. This event was part of Rock Rivalry’s Sports Night, when all four high school classes competed in a pie-eating contest, cage volleyball, basketball relay races and more.

Students test strength — and appetites — at Sports Night

For the 88th year, the freshmen, sophomore, junior, and senior classes put their brains and brawn to the test at Rock Rivalry. more

By Ben Fiebert | 3/8/24

Asher Matathias spoke to Lynbrook High School students on Human Relations Day last month about his personal experiences in the Holocaust.

Holocaust survivor shares the importance of being kind

Through surviving the Holocaust and years of anti-semitism in his home country Greece, Asher Matathias shared his story of resilience to students at Lynbrook High School. more

By Ben Fiebert | 3/8/24

West End Elementary School students’ research on influential leaders for Black History Month is shared with the rest of the building daily throughout February.

Students stepped up for Black History Month at West End

Students took the lead on Black History Month recognitions throughout the month of February at West End Elementary School. more

By Ben Fiebert | 3/8/24

Scientist Mr. White presenting to the fourth graders at Centre Avenue School during Career Week.

Parents bring their expertise to class during Career Week

Students at East Rockaway’s elementary schools welcomed professionals — who also happen to be parents of students at the school — into their classrooms to talk about their careers and share their experiences in a multitude of interesting fields. more

By Ben Fiebert | 3/8/24

Liam Gallagher — no relation to Thomas — was among those that helped shovel driveways during the heavy snow of Feb. 13.

In the case of more snow, Lynbrook Care has you covered

It’s looking like spring has finally sprung — but Lynbrook is not entirely out of the woods yet. With another month or so of snow potential, it’s good to know that no matter what Mother Nature has in store, Lynbrook Cares is ready to go. more

By Nicole Formisano | 3/8/24

They’re decades apart in age, but connected through sharing stories and having fun together. Members of the Key Club of Malverne High School spent a day with the seniors at the Atria Tanglewood assisted living facility.

Key Club is bridging the generational divide

The Malverne High School Key Club members fostered a connection with the elders at Atria Tanglewood, a senior living facility in Lynbrook, bridging a generation gap while learning valuable lessons. more

By Nicole Formisano | 3/1/24

Every year, Rob Hallam’s home is filled from floor to ceiling with food donations for the People’s Food Drive.

Annual ‘People’s Food Drive’ is off to a slow start

For the 13th year in a row, Rob Hallam is stacking his living room with boxes of food for his annual People’s Food Drive. more

By Nicole Formisano | 3/1/24

East Rockaway American Legion Post 958 at the annual Military ball and Post Commander’s Night event two week’s ago.

Nassau County vets honor active-duty aviators

American Legion veterans and auxiliary members all across Nassau County — including members of Post 303 in Rockville Centre — gathered at Leonard’s Palazzo in Great Neck on Saturday for the annual Military Ball and Post Commander’s Night. more

By Daniel Offner | 3/1/24

Dr. Laurie Zelinger, a Cedarhurst-based psychologist, has written another Please Explain book, this one ‘Please Explain Divorce to me, Because My Parents are Breaking up.’

Please explain why Dr. Laurie Zelinger writes books

Since she was around 8-years-old, Dr. Laurie Zelinger kept a diary writing short stories and poems, and in the fourth grade she wrote a play her class performed. more

By Jeff Bessen | 3/1/24

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