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Students at Lincoln Orens Middle School also created ten collages, each spelling out the words to one amendment of the Bill of Rights, as part of an art project. Their work now hangs in the school's library.
Students honor local veterans
Students and faculty at Lincoln Orens Middle School in Island Park honored local veterans with a special ceremony last Monday. The event featured student presentations and personal dedications to … more
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2009 National Little League awards dinner
Hempstead Town Supervisor Kate Murray presented coach Steven J. Sheiner and the Oceanside National Little League with an official Town of Hempstead Citation and Certificates of Merit. The Oceanside … more
New additions for suite beginnings
South Nassau Communities Hospital has used a $15,000 gift donation from the Rapaport Family Charitable Trust to to purchase a new infant transporter for the hospital's Labor and Delivery Suite. The … more
Christina DeCicco as Cindy Lou in “The Marvelous Wonderettes.”
Island Park native makes off-broadway debut
For Christina DeCicco, originally of Island Park, acting and singing came naturally. From a young age, she was performing in musicals and plays, both in school and in her community. Now, after … more
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Frank Pollaro
SNCH doc arrested on child porn charges
Dr. Frank Pollaro, a cardiologist at South Nassau Communities Hospital, was arrested on Nov. 19 and charged by federal agents with downloading and disseminating child pornography. According to a … more
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Long Island’s Eglevsky Ballet offers its version of The Nutcracker later this month.
Holiday treats
It’s time once again for sugar plum fairies to dance their way across Long Island stages. The holiday season on Long Island shines brightly with several versions of the holiday classic, along with numerous other activities that are sure to bring out the holiday spirit in everyone. more
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The president and attorney general are dead wrong
Eight years after Sept. 11, our hearts remain heavy from the tremendous loss we suffered. Now, thanks to the irresponsible decision by President Obama and Attorney General Eric Holder, New Yorkers will suffer again. more
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Richie Meyer, second vice commander of the Baldwin American Legion Post 246, said he developed Type 2 diabetes — which has left him nearly paralyzed from the waist down — after being exposed to Agent Orange during the Vietnam War
Vietnam vet suffering from Agent Orange exposure
After serving an eight-month tour of duty in the Vietnam War, Richie Meyer returned home in 1970 without a scratch. But almost 30 years later, the second vice commander of the Baldwin American Legion … more
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Police to beef up DWI patrols
Nassau County Police Commissioner Lawrence W. Mulvey has announced that on Nov. 25 and Nov. 27, additional DWI patrols will aggressively seek out alcohol- and drug-impaired drivers on the county’s … more
Shell Creek Park has become the latest focus for the IPCA’s safety campaign. The group wants to see a full-time security guard stationed at the park to help make it more secure and to curtail alleged drug dealing.
Making Shell Creek Park safer
Island Park residents gathered at a Civic Association meeting on Nov. 10 to discuss a new topic of concern in the community — safety at Shell Creek Park. The IPCA brought together Inspector … more
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