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Olivia Short, Olivia Mieczkowska and owner Steve Jordan posed with some of their lobster friends at Jordan Lobster Farms in Island Park in reopening day, July 1, following a three-alarm fire that forced the waterfront seafood market and restaurant to close for more than two weeks.
Jordan Lobster Farms reopens in Island Park just weeks after devastating fire
Just over two weeks after a three-alarm fire forced it to close, Jordan Lobster Farms reopened on July 1, marking an emotional return for the beloved Island Park waterfront institution. more
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Long Island Rail Road commuters experienced disruptions Thursday morning after a power outage near the Rockville Centre train station caused delays on the Babylon Branch and the cancellation of one westbound train.
Power outage near Rockville Centre disrupts LIRR Babylon branch service
A power outage near Rockville Centre disrupted Thursday morning service on the Long Island Rail Road's Babylon Branch, causing westbound delays averaging about 17 minutes and the cancellation of one train. more
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Tim McGraw said the energy he receives from live audiences continues to fuel his passion for performing after more than three decades on the road. He'll bring that energy to Northwell at Jones Beach Theater in Wantagh on July 24.
Tim McGraw opens up about recovery, family and why Jones Beach still feels like home
For Tim McGraw, returning to the stage this summer isn’t just another tour. After a year spent recovering from surgeries and rehabilitation, the country music superstar says every show now carries a deeper appreciation for the career that has defined more than three decades of his life. more
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Young people gathered at the Glen Cove Senior Center on Tuesday, when Shannon Sass, of Mad Science of Long Island, led an interactive “Fire and Ice” demonstration
Mad Science 'Fire and Ice' show delights all ages at Glen Cove Senior Center
Young people and seniors gathered at the Glen Cove Senior Center on Tuesday for an afternoon of chemistry, combustion and curiosity as Mad Science of Long Island presented its interactive “Fire and Ice” show. more
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The page has regularly referenced notable locations and recognizable experiences from around the city.
Life in Long Beach goes viral
The Instagram account "LongBeachNYMemes" has attracted more than 20,000 followers since 2020. The page, operated by West End resident Drew Guarini, continues to offer relatable memes about life in the City by the Sea while supporting small businesses and encouraging residents to explore music, arts and restaurants in Long Beach. more
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A sign announced the permanent closure of Parking Field 26 this fall as the village prepares the site for a new senior housing development.
Valley Stream commuters raise concerns as parking lot prepares to close for senior housing project
The Valley Stream village board approved resolutions advancing a senior housing project on Hicks Street, while commuters voiced concerns over the planned closure of Parking Field 26. more
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Inspired by her experiences as the older sister of a teenager with autism, Suhayla Uddin wanted to increase awareness and understanding while supporting programs that benefit individuals with autism and their families.
JFK High School junior raises $3,500 for autism awareness fundraiser on Long Island
A personal family experience inspired a junior at John F. Kennedy High School in Bellmore to turn awareness into action, raising more than $3,500 for the Nassau/Suffolk Autism Society Chapter through a student-led fundraiser that brought together classmates, local businesses and the community. more
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The village’s annual “Fireworks and Music” celebration returns to Pettit and Barasch Fields on July 11, featuring patriotic music and a vibrant fireworks display that will illuminate the night sky.
Rockville Centre readies annual 'Fireworks and Music' event
Rockville Centre will celebrate America's 250th birthday on July 11 with its annual "Fireworks and Music" event featuring the South Shore Symphony, a Grucci fireworks display and a heartfelt tribute to late symphony leader Wayne Lipton, whose vision helped make the tradition a community favorite. more
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North Shore residents continue to advocate for public water service.
North Shore residents, town officials oppose proposed Liberty Water rate increase
Pushback against rate increases by Liberty New York Water is continuing, with North Shore residents voicing concerns. more
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Stacy Driks/Herald photos Bill Harkins, acting commissioner of Nassau County parks, far left, at the May 24 meeting of the Uniondale Empowerment Resource Center with Dorothy Goosby, deputy Town of Hempstead supervisor; the center’s president, Stacey Richardson; and her husband, Ronnie Williams.
Uniondale residents tired of traveling to other towns for pools and other facilities
Uniondale residents called for additional investments in the hamlet’s parks as the summer season began, urging local officials to prioritize long-discussed projects including a public pool, walking … more
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