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A public forum for Rockville Centre Board of Education candidates will be held May 6 at South Side High School, giving residents an opportunity to hear directly from those running ahead of the school board election.
Three candidates seek Rockville Centre BOE seats
Three candidates—incumbent Janet Gruner and challengers Mary Beth Joyce and Christa Dorrego—are vying for two seats on the Rockville Centre Board of Education amid budget concerns and calls for stronger financial planning, transparency and community communication. more
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The packet of information provided at the Uniondale Public Library’s board of trustees meeting on April 15 revealed that the cost of repairing the elevator was $472,320.
Uniondale Public Library elevator back in service after weekslong outage, long-term fix hinges on federal funding
After nearly seven weeks out of service, the Uniondale Public Library elevator is operating again — but with only temporary repairs, as the board of trustees awaits word on federal funding on replacing more
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From Left: Grand Knight Vincent Bonfonti, Sen. Patricia Canzoneri-Fitzpatrick, Ex-Chief John V. Obanheim, Joan Hylan, Knights of Columbus Chairman Larry Lombardo, Detective Michael J. Herbert, Fr. Jim Stachacz, Knights of Columbus Ladies Auxiliary President Alyssa Demarco-Buffolino
First responders and community figures honored by Knights of Columbus
Sunday, April 26 was this year’s Knights of Columbus Annual Communion Breakfast and Mass. The ceremony was dedicated to the memory of police officers George Caccavale and Edward Byrne, killed in 1976 and 1988, respectively. The Mass was held at Our Lady of Lourdes, and the breakfast was at St. Mary’s/Maris Stella Council. more
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Alleged MS-13 members sentenced for 12 years in machete attacks in Uniondale
Two alleged male members of the MS-13 Hempstead Locos Salvatruchas clique were each sentenced to 12 years in prison Thursday for their roles in two violent attacks in Hempstead and Uniondale that left eight people injured more
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At the New York Press Association’s spring convention in Saratoga Springs, members of Herald Community Media’s editorial team with President and CEO Stuart Richner, far left.
Heralds capture 11 awards in New York press contest
Herald Community Media received 11 awards at the New York Press Association’s 2025 Better Newspaper Contest. more
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West Hempstead resident Carmine Macchia spoke during a news conference on Monday after Nassau police confiscated his class 2 electric bicycle on April 23, prompting Democratic lawmakers to introduce legislation aimed at clarifying the county’s e-bike rules.
Nassau lawmakers push update to outdated e-bike rules
What was supposed to be a simple ride around the block turned into a costly ordeal for West Hempstead resident Carmine Macchia who's e bike was impounded more
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The Long Island Rail Road will implement new schedules May 11, with adjusted weekday train times and expanded summer service, including additional Montauk trips, beginning May 18.
LIRR schedule changes begin May 11
The Long Island Rail Road will implement new schedules starting May 11, featuring adjusted weekday train times and expanded summer service — including additional Montauk trips — beginning May 18. more
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Abbott completed a symbolic coast-to-coast cycling tradition by dipping his front wheel into the Atlantic Ocean after dipping his rear wheel into the Pacific at the start.
Former Bellmore-Merrick educator completes cross-country bike ride honoring organ donor, 10 years after heart transplant
Ten years after a heart transplant saved his life, longtime Long Island educator Ken Abbott completed a seven-week cross-country bicycle ride to honor organ donors and raise awareness about the … more
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Eighth-graders at Brandeis Hebrew Academy in Lawrence held a Yom HaShoah program on April 13, paying tribute to the 6 million Jewish lives lost in the Holocaust. The students sang songs in Hebrew, talked about what the holiday means and explained the need to remember what happened.
Brandeis Hebrew Academy students honor Holocaust victims through Yom HaShoah program
Brandeis Hebrew Academy eighth-graders led a moving Yom HaShoah program in Lawrence, featuring student tributes and a Holocaust survivor’s testimony on remembrance and resilience. more
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This years budget proposal includes funding for a new Bloomberg Lab at Long Beach High School, to familiarize students with the work of investment bankers, hedge funds and corporations worldwide.
Long Beach Public Schools approve $162.5M budget for 2026-27
The Long Beach School District approved a $162.5 million 2026-27 budget with a 2.5% increase, new programs and staffing additions, while voters will decide on May 19. more
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