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Chris Schneider, a 44-year-old from Seaford, was sworn in as a Hempstead town councilman on Aug. 6, succeeding Chris Carini who died last month.
Special election slated for Nov. 5 in Town of Hempstead; Chris Schneider sworn in as councilman
A special election will take place on Nov. 5 to determine who will succeed Chris Carini in the 5th Councilmanic District in the Town of Hempstead, but until then, Chris Schneider, a Republican, has been sworn in as a town councilman. more
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The League of Women Voters has been spreading word about the Equal Rights Amendment that will appear on the November ballot in New York. Attendees at a meeting last month wrote out postcards, which were sent to addresses provided by New Yorkers for Equal Rights, a coalition that supports the amendment.
What New York voters need to know about the equal rights amendment on this year's ballot
This November, voters in New York will have the opportunity to vote on an amendment to the state’s constitution, aimed at ensuring equal rights to all under law. more
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Evenings spent at Friday Night Car Shows are always enjoyable. Paige Lister and Cody White took a look at a 2003 Mercury Maraoder Supercharged V8.
Rev up your engines for Friday Night Car Shows
It’s another summer of warm weather, smiles and Friday Night Car Shows. more
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Barometer Soup, a Jimmy Buffett tribute group, performed at Eisenhower Park on July 25.
For Nassau County's Jimmy Buffett tribute, concertgoers were waistin’ away again in… Eisenhower Park
Parrotheads transformed Eisenhower Park into a seaside paradise on July 25, as Barometer Soup performed their hit Jimmy Buffett tribute show. more
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In August, patrons of Bellmore-Merrick libraries will have a variety of entertaining events to close out summer, including a grilling lesson at the North Bellmore Public Library.
What’s ahead at Bellmore-Merrick’s libraries
The libraries of Bellmore and Merrick are offering a slew of exciting events throughout the month of August. more
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Gregg LaPenna, left, and Kevin Martinsen were two of the elder competitors in last Saturday’s beach wrestling tournament.
Beach wrestling returns to Long Beach
Sunbathing, surfing and maybe even a few sandcastles took a back seat last Saturday as a wresting tournament with nearly 250 participants dominated a steamy summer day in Long Beach. The … more
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Jake Classie, right, and Mepham will be playing for a new head coach this fall as Tom Mazeika takes over the helm of the Pirates.
Morning kickoffs for Nassau County football
Are you ready for some football? On Aug. 19, all 53 Nassau County public high school football programs can begin preparations for the upcoming season, scheduled to open Friday, Sept. 6 with six games … more
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To beat the heat on Long Island, we must fight fossil fuels
Scorching, sweltering, suffocating. We’re all struggling to keep our cool these days, as a dangerous heat dome hovers over much of the country and threatens lives and livelihoods. more
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Momalas for Kamala, a thread to unite us
In a world where news breaks instantly on our phones, cracking the world open in an instant, behold the weekly newspaper, the tortoise of the news business. As I write, I realize it’s not all bad to have time to think between 72-point headlines. more
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On Friday, honor our Indigenous heritage
As we mark the International Day of the World’s Indigenous Peoples on Friday, it’s crucial for us here on Long Island to reflect on the rich indigenous history that shapes our communities and landscapes. From the Shinnecock and Montaukett to the Unkechaug and Setauket, Native American tribes have been integral to Long Island’s story since long before European settlers arrived. more
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