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See something, say something: Your vigilance is vital

In a world where unpredictable events can unfold in the blink of an eye, it has never been more important for every member of our communities to play an active role in maintaining their safety and security...The simple act of noticing something unusual and reporting it can be the key to preventing a crime, averting a disaster, or saving a life. more

By Michael Giangregorio | 9/6/24

Keep summer’s colors going as we transition into fall and enjoy the season’s last moments around your home

Extraordinary blooms for the your garden

While we transition into fall, there’s no reason to give up on summer’s blossoms just yet. Colors abound and late summer delghts linger on — for a while longer. more

By Karen Bloom | 9/4/24

Former Seaford standout Olivia Pearse leads a talented and experienced Hofstra defensive corps.

Pride bring high expectations

High expectations for Pride The Hofstra women’s soccer team’s bid for its own three-peat last year and sixth CAA title in seven seasons fell short with a heartbreaking overtime loss to … more

By Andrew Coen | 8/30/24

All-America defender Pierce Infuso, a Merrick native and graduate student, is one of a dozen returning players for the Pride.

Hofstra eyes return to national stage

Hofstra men’s soccer reached big heights in 2023, advancing to the NCAA Tournament’s third-round stage for the second time in three years, but longtime head coach Richard Nuttall felt plenty was left on the table during the historic run. more

By Andrew Coen | 8/30/24

The Bellmore-Merrick Central High School District’s Extended School Year, which serves special needs students during the summer, has supported a drama program for a decade. Thanks to the efforts of Kathy Brickmeier, a paraprofessional in the district, and her son, Vonn, the student-production is turned into a movie.

Bellmore-Merrick's Extended School Year students shine on stage during annual production

Every summer, students in the Extended School Year program in the Bellmore-Merrick Central School District, put on “play” — but with a unique twist. more

By Jordan Vallone | 8/30/24

The Long Island band Diffuser will play a 25th anniversary reunion show at Mulcahy’s on Sept. 7. Proceeds from the concert will go towards two local charities that benefit the autism community.

Families for Inclusion to benefit from Sept. 7 fundraiser

The Long Island band Diffuser is set to rock out at Mulcahy’s Pub and Concert Hall next month at a show that will help raise money and awareness for the local autistic community. more

By Charles Shaw | 8/30/24

Michael Dalmeto is a 100-year-old World War II veteran that lives in North Bellmore. The milestone birthday was celebrated with a birthday parade last weekend.

A 100th birthday parade fit for a WWII veteran

A World War II veteran received the celebration of a lifetime, in honor of his 100th birthday this past weekend in North Bellmore. Michael Dalmeto turned 100 on Aug. 13, and in honor of the occasion, a birthday parade drove past his Oakfield Avenue home on Sunday. more

By Jordan Vallone | 8/30/24

A 16-and-under baseball team from Long Island competed at the JCC Maccabi Games, a Jewish youth sporting event, in Houston earlier this month. The team won the gold medal match, and celebrated the accomplishment on the field.

Long Island baseball players win gold at Maccabi Games

A team of talented baseball players from the Long Island region represented their country earlier this month at the world’s largest Jewish youth sporting event, the JCC Maccabi Games. more

By Jordan Vallone | 8/30/24

Everywhere you look in the village, there’s history

We’re occasionally asked by village residents to research their home, or help them research their home, to learn more about the genesis of their house or their neighborhood. Researching information from 100 years ago or more can be challenging, but if you know some tricks, the path to gathering the information can be easier. more

By Jim Belling | 8/29/24

Eroding local control: the danger of Albany’s power grabs

Yet again, Democrats have used the cover of darkness to trample on local communities’ rights and voices. In the dead of night, legislators from the majority slipped through a sweeping piece of legislation called the Renewable Action Through Project Interconnection and Deployment, or RAPID, Act, under the guise of streamlining the approval process for major renewable-energy and electric-transmission facilities. more

by Jake Blumencranz | 8/29/24

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