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Bill Best brings decades of experience in social work to his new role as director of the Youth & Family Counseling Agency of Oyster Bay-East Norwich.
Getting to know Bill Best at Youth & Family Counseling in Oyster Bay
William “Bill” Best has been named the new executive director of the Youth & Family Counseling Agency of Oyster Bay-East Norwich, bringing a background in social work and a focus on strengthening community connections to the local nonprofit. more
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Members of the Seaford community gather at the Seaford High School 9/11 Memorial during last year’s remembrance ceremony honoring the five Seaford alumni who lost their lives in the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks.
Seaford High School to honor five alumni on 25th anniversary of 9/11
Seaford will mark the 25th anniversary of 9/11 with an annual ceremony honoring five alumni who died in the attacks and remembering their lives and legacy. more
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Lakeview resident Leah Singleton, a third-year medical student, with her mother, Lynn, advocated for study pods at the Lakeview Public Library, so students can study closer to home.
Lakeview Public Library to add new study pods
Lakeview Public Library is preparing to install new individual and group study pods Sept. 16 after securing $145,500 in grant funding for improvements designed to give patrons private places to work and study. more
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Bobby, left, Jimmy and Elias Trahanas inside the Golden Reef, the diner Jimmy helped build into a beloved Rockville Centre institution.
Rockville Centre remembers Golden Reef Diner owner Jimmy Trahanas
Demetrios “Jimmy” Trahanas, longtime owner of the Golden Reef Diner, is remembered as a hardworking family man who devoted more than 40 years to his business and the Rockville Centre community. more
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Last Sunday’s storm brought intense rainfall to Glen Cove, and residents scrambled to clear drains and protect their property.
Glen Cove flooding renews questions over Woolsey Avenue drainage improvements
Heavy rain once again sent water rushing down Woolsey Avenue and surrounding Glen Cove streets last Sunday morning, flooding yards and basements and once again raising questions about whether … more
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Incoming pre-K and kindergarten students explored a water sensory table, one of several hands-on activities designed to introduce children to learning through play.
Uniondale students prepare for school at annual Early Childhood Jamboree
Children played at a water sensory table, colored, got their faces painted and joined teachers for dancing and games on Aug. 20, when Uniondale School District welcomed its newest students and their … more
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Chase Sattali prepared for an interview for a position in guest services.
Belmont Park job fair draws local job seekers ahead of opening
Dozens of job seekers filled the Elmont Memorial Library on Aug. 19, hoping to land a position at the newly redeveloped Belmont Park before its Sept. 18 opening. more
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Nassau County D.A. Anne Donnelly, at podium, with Long Beach City Councilman Mike Reinhart, left; FBI Special Agent in Charge Mike Ratta; and acting Police Commissioner Richard DePalma.
Long Beach police seize 23 guns, drugs in raid
Long Beach police, the FBI and Nassau County prosecutors seized 23 firearms, drugs and more than $100,000 during a raid that led to an arrest. more
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Dr. Alan Baum with Bopka, he and his wife, Andrea’s, dog. Baum’s love of animals inspired a veterinary career that has spanned six decades.
Lynbrook honors veterinarian Dr. Alan Baum for decades of service
Lynbrook honored Dr. Alan Baum, 86, for nearly six decades of caring for local pets at Crawford Animal Hospital. more
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Propel NY Energy representatives continue to emphasize the necessity of the project, but many residents and elected officials remain unconvinced.
Locals on the North Shore question Propel’s ties to state politics
The $3.26 billion Propel NY Energy project is facing renewed scrutiny over its extensive network of lobbyists, consultants, contractors and political connections as residents and local officials question how the project is being advanced and whether their concerns are receiving adequate attention. more
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