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The Abraham Combs house, in Oceanside, has been expertly preserved over the years.
Preserving the Abraham Combs house in Oceanside
All but unnoticed amid the suburban sprawl of Oceanside is a piece of American history few might expect to find: a 19th-century home steeped in stories from the Civil War era, early American life, … more
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Father George Kazoulis of the Panaghia with his wife Dimitra Vasilopoulos Kazoulis and his daughter six-year-old Annamaria Kazoulis.
Opa! Island Park’s Greek Festival draws a crowd
The annual Greek Festival at Panaghia of Island Park successfully wrapped up after four days of vibrant cultural celebrations from Aug. 22 to Aug. 25. The festival in Island Park, drew large crowds … more
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Debra Mulé and John McQuade helped out residents.
Legislator Debra Mulé partners with Nassau county, brings tax workshop to Oceanside
Nassau County Legislator Debra Mulé partnered with the Nassau County Department of Assessment to host a Homeowner Exemption Liaison Program (HELP) workshop at the Oceanside Library on Monday, Aug. … more
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Summer reading pays off for young Oceanside kids, in more ways than one.
Oceanside Library wraps up summer reading
As summer draws to a close, so has the Oceanside Library’s Children’s Summer Reading As summer draws to a close, so has the Oceanside Library’s Children’s Summer Reading Program. This year, … more
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Everywhere you look in the village, there’s history
We’re occasionally asked by village residents to research their home, or help them research their home, to learn more about the genesis of their house or their neighborhood. Researching information from 100 years ago or more can be challenging, but if you know some tricks, the path to gathering the information can be easier. more
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Eroding local control: the danger of Albany’s power grabs
Yet again, Democrats have used the cover of darkness to trample on local communities’ rights and voices. In the dead of night, legislators from the majority slipped through a sweeping piece of legislation called the Renewable Action Through Project Interconnection and Deployment, or RAPID, Act, under the guise of streamlining the approval process for major renewable-energy and electric-transmission facilities. more
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A future of innovation: new initiatives and a farewell
As another school year begins, it’s a fitting time to unite in celebration of a period marked by extraordinary achievements and transformative growth. This moment of reflection isn’t just … more
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It’s time to re-evaluate New York’s climate goals
As Long Islanders are paying more and more for their utilities, it is far past time for more policymakers to ask if the aspirational goals and timelines of the Climate Leadership and Community Protection Act are realistic, or if we need to correct course. more
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After-school’ activities benefit those of all ages
As the new school year begins on Long Island, students are returning not only to classrooms, but also to a vibrant world of extracurricular activities. While we often associate clubs, sports teams and after-school programs with youth development, it’s crucial to recognize that the benefits of such involvement extend far beyond childhood and adolescence. more
Behind the mask: the flaws in Nassau’s new law
Imagine a law introduced to fight hate and bigotry — yet it is so flawed that it inadvertently shields those very perpetrators from justice. That’s precisely what happened on Aug. 5, when the Nassau County Legislature’s Republican majority pushed through its so-called Mask Transparency Act — a law that, despite its intentions, opens the door to unintended consequences. more
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