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My love of reading and history began when I was about 16. Enrolled in an Advanced Placement English class at my high school, I was blessed to have an amazing teacher who taught me how to make sense of the things I read, and consequently fostered my love of writing. more

By Jordan Vallone | 8/9/24

Author Gay Thomas gives a theatrical reading of her book "Beezy County Fair: A Bee Tale."

Buzzing about at Long Island Children's Museum

Long Island Children’s Museum goes all out to celebrate the hard-working bees with two days of “Honey Hoopla” activities, Aug. 16-17, in honor of National Honey Bee Day. more

By Danielle Schwab | 8/7/24

Lisa Luchsinger with her son, Ayden, ready to help many with their Pokemon cards.

In North Merrick, youngsters come together for Pokémon Day

Dozens of young Pokémon fans gathered at the North Merrick Public Library for a day of card-trading fun on July 19. more

By Joseph D'Alessandro | 8/2/24

Face to Face, a group the plays the best of Billy Joel and Elton John, performed at the North Bellmore Public Library’s concert series last week. The group features Joseph Siciliano, one of its singers, Dekko Mills on piano, Chris Carlucci on piano, Natalie Barbieri on saxophone, Pete Zaita on guitar, Tom Hooker on bass, John Andersen on percussion and Steve Klein on drums.

At the library, community rocks along with Face to Face

The North Bellmore Library is set to rock all summer long with free outdoor concerts, inviting members of the community and beyond to come and enjoy. more

By Brian Norman | 8/2/24

Dr. Constantine Ioannou, chair of psychiatry at the Nassau University Medical Center, cut the ribbon on the newly remodeled mental health clinic on July 23.

NUMC opens new suite for mental health care

The Nassau University Medical Center has opened a newly remodeled mental health clinic — a state-of-the-art facility designed to provide comprehensive mental health services to some of Long Island’s most vulnerable populations. more

By Jordan Vallone | 8/2/24

A cat in Cedarhust was diagnosed with rabies last week. In response, the Town of Hempstead is offering a free rabies clinic for cats, dogs and ferrets on Aug. 24.

After rabies case, Town of Hempstead to offer clinic

Hempstead Town Supervisor Don Clavin, along with a town veterinarian and animal experts from the Town of Hempstead Animal Shelter, provided an update on a feral cat found in Cedarhurst that tested positive for rabies last Thursday. more

By Jordan Vallone | 8/2/24

Dylan Bazelnov and Ilan Tumarinson, students in John F. Kennedy High School’s leadership program, recently instructed Norman J. Levy Lakeside Elementary School kids about the essentials of swimming safety.

Bellmore-Merrick students teach water safety to younger peers

Dylan Bazelnov and Ilan Tumarinson are 17-year-old Merrick residents, lifeguards, varsity swimmers, rising seniors and peers in John F. Kennedy High School’s leadership program — where they created a project that contributes to a cause they are both passionate about: swimming safety for kids. more

By Joseph D'Alessandro | 8/2/24

When Joe was born, they threw away the mold

I couldn’t help but feel strong emotion when I heard that President Biden had decided to end his distinguished political career. My pers more

By Jerry Kremer | 8/2/24

There’s just no predicting what will happen next

The cascade of events that would shake the political firmament began on the evening of June 27, in Atlanta, when President Biden and former President Donald Trump squared off in a nationally televised debate on CNN — a debate called for by Biden and conducted pursuant to the rules of engagement that he set. more

By Peter King | 8/2/24

Blakeman withholds funds from Downtown Sounds

For 27 years, Downtown Sounds has been more than just a concert series in Glen Cove; it has been the heartbeat of our community every summer. This cherished event, which brings music, laughter and family fun to the city, has faced an existential threat this year thanks to Nassau County Executive Bruce Blakeman’s inexplicable decision to withhold its annual funding. more

By Delia DeRiggi-Whitton | 8/2/24

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