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Patricia Southard, of Oceanside, is holding her first art exhibit at the Bellmore Memorial Library through the end of the month. Above, she stands next to her paintings.
At art exhibit, explore the relaxing world of artist Patricia Southard
Retirement has provided an opportunity for some to pursue their passions they had little time for previously — and Patricia Southard is no exception. more
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The Long Island International Film Expo brought in filmmakers from around the world and across multiple genres and styles of filmmaking.
Entertainers flock to Nassau County for annual film expo
Entertainment industry professionals gathered last week for the 27th annual Long Island International Film Expo on July 10, where over 120 independent films were shown to audiences between July 9 and 14. more
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Hundreds of runners came out to take part in Independence Day runs with the Bellmore Striders. The annual event attracts participants from both Nassau and Suffolk counties.
Runners take to the streets for patriotic run
Independence Day this year was no different than year’s past, as the Bellmore Striders Running Club held its annual run on July 4. Hundreds of runners came together to compete in both the one-mile youth run and the four-mile adult run. more
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Island Harvest Food Bank, a leading human services organization whose mission is to end hunger on Long Island, will be distributing lunches to children and teenagers this summer.
On Long Island, Island Harvest keeps children and teens fed in summer months
Island Harvest Food Bank’s Summer Food Service Program is stepping in to provide a crucial lifeline during the summer months. more
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New diploma criteria shape the future of education
As the 2024-25 school year begins, there are two significant changes that have the potential to shape the future of education: the implementation of new criteria to earn a high school diploma, and the revision of the foundation aid formula. These developments represent both challenges and opportunities, and their successful implementation will require the active engagement of our entire community. more
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In a medical emergency, we were in experts’ hands
We should be grateful to the medical profession, and diligent and attentive to our individual health. more
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If you like horror stories, read Project 2025
Project 2025 is a 922-page manifesto created by the Heritage Foundation. It has been described as a road map for any new Trump administration. It outlines, agency by agency, the federal programs and projects that should be eliminated, and what the policies of a second Trump administration would be. more
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From Explorers to protectors: building a stronger NCPD
Our Nassau County Police Department, under the exceptional leadership of Commissioner Patrick Ryder and County Executive Bruce Blakeman, keeps us safe, improves our quality of life, and consistently embodies loyalty, integrity, fairness and excellence. more
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Perhaps now — finally — we can work together
Sometimes good things come from bad things. That’s why I am hopeful. The attempted assassination of former President Donald Trump has once again shaken the foundation of America’s … more
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The key to safe swimming? Paying attention.
Swimming pools are supposed to be places of joy, not tragedy. They offer respite from the summer heat, host family gatherings and are a place for those of all ages to play and exercise — but they also present significant potential dangers, especially for younger children and inexperienced swimmers. more
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