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Yankees Coach Kevin Long at Hofstra gives some professional tips.
Yankees' hitting coach visits Hofstra
It was an exciting day for young baseball fans attending summer camp at Hofstra University when New York Yankees Hitting Coach Kevin Long visited recently. The coach spoke with campers at the Patrick Anderson Baseball Camp, one of nine Sports Academy camps offered by Hofstra. more
Honors for local insurer
Allstate Insurance Company has recognized Allstate exclusive agency owner Andrew Mallor, who owns the Allstate branch at 429 Merrick Road in Oceanside, with the Chairman’s Inner Circle Conference … more
Wedding bells to ring
Nicholas Conte and Gita Stein, both graduates of Oceanside High School, will be married on Sept. 4 at the Woodbury Country Club. Conte, a graduate of Iona College, is the son of Rich and Lynn Conte, … more
Photos courtesy Joe Satriano Joe Satriano, who writes under the pen name J.S. Russo.
Fighting cancer, one page at a time
When Joe Satriano’s wife of 29 years lost her 13-year battle with breast cancer in 2005, he was devastated. Friends of his gave him journals and told him to write down what he was feeling because it would help him get through it. more
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Crime Watch - Oceanside, Island Park
People named in Crime Watch items as having been arrested and charged with violations or crimes are only suspected of committing those acts of which they are accused. They are all presumed to be innocent of those charges until and unless found guilty in a court of law. more
A memorial now marks the site where Matthew Scarpati was struck and killed by a motorcycle along the Wantagh Parkway bike path.
O'side man sues DOT for $5 million
An Oceanside man who was hit by a car while riding a bike on the bike path that runs along the northbound side of the Wantagh Parkway in 2007 is suing New York state for $5 million, his lawyer said. more
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Victor Nitlow, who now lives in Florida, was recognized by his good friend as the man in one of our photos in last week's Herald.
Lost to time no more
After years of (literally) jetting between Florida and New York, among other places, as a Pan Am pilot, Victor Nitlow, a lifelong Island Park resident, decided to settle down in his other home in Naples, Fla., in 1980. more
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Long Island Children’s Museum ends summer with a bug blowout on Tuesday, Aug. 25. See, touch and even taste insects at Bug Bonanza.
It’s a bug’s life
Kids got you going buggy during these dog days of summer? Buzz on down to the Long Island Children’s Museum on Tuesday, Aug. 25, for an afternoon devoted to those creatures that roam our planet during Bug Bonanza! This multi-sensory experience will bring those pesky pests out into the open to enthrall kids, and maybe even interest parents. LICM is teaming up with Lynbrook-based Arrow Exterminating, a leading pest control company in the area, to provide a perfect wrap up to the summer that could leave young visitors bug-eyed with excitement. more
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The boys of Oceanside Stars
The Oceanside Stars shine bright
Laura Adams used to look out her window at the children playing on the street, feeling very lonely and isolated. Her son, Blake, then just a baby, was born with cerebal palsy and with limited … more
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