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Riley Haas was named the Locust Valley High School Valedictorian for 2024 after earning a weighted average of 109.2 throughout her high school career.

Riley Haas is Locust Valley High School’s valedictorian

Riley Haas, an exceptional student with a deep passion for math and science, has been named valedictorian of Locust Valley High School’s Class of 2024. This recognition comes after years of … more

By Will Sheeline | 6/28/24

Nassau County Executive Bruce Blakeman, far left, and Nassau County Police Commissioner Patrick Ryder, far right, awarded Chief of Patrol Kevin Canavan, second from left, with the Theodore Roosevelt Police Award, while accompanied by his wife, Diane, his daughter, Heather, and his son, Michael.

Theodore Roosevelt Association honors officers in the 30th Annual Police Awards

When the World Trade Center came crashing down on September 11, 2001, the most alarming danger for a responder was, at the time, the horrors right in front of them at Ground Zero. Though the … more

By JENNA STANCO | 6/28/24

Kelsey Neves, Locust Valley’s salutatorian, says she will miss her classmates who made the last four years so special.

Kelsey Neves is Locust Valley High School’s salutatorian for 2024

Kelsey Neves, a student with a passion for English and social studies, is the salutatorian of Locust Valley High School’s Class of 2024. Neves’s achievement is a testament to her … more

By Will Sheeline | 6/28/24

I’m running to fight for women’s freedoms

Since Roe was overturned, legislators and governors in more than a dozen states have imposed harsh restrictions and outright bans on abortion. The repercussions have been devastating. more

By Laura Gillen | 6/28/24

Lessons learned, grads take the next step

It’s the season of graduations — when students from every corner of our communities take center stage to mark significant milestones in their academic journeys more

6/28/24

Albany gets one right for our kids

“Progress” and “Albany,” unfortunately, have not been synonymous over the past few years, with good reason. Albany has gotten a lot of things wrong: bail reform, reckless … more

By Steve Rhoads | 6/28/24

Congestion pricing delay exposes political gamesmanship

Gov. Kathy Hochul’s recent decision to delay the controversial congestion pricing scheme is cause for celebration. Let’s not forget, however, that this win comes with a rather large asterisk. more

By Ed Ra | 6/28/24

Summertime heightens the importance of traffic safety

In my role as a personal injury attorney, I have worked with hundreds of people who have been involved in motor vehicle accidents resulting from negligence or oversight that often could have been … more

By John Giuffre | 6/28/24

The power of social media: a call for responsibility

The rapid spread of information and the intense scrutiny of law enforcement actions create a climate in which every decision is second-guessed, often with incomplete information. more

By Patrick Mullaney | 6/28/24

Let’s fix the Nassau Expressway, once and for all

Everyone on the South Shore in western Nassau County is familiar with the hot mess called the Nassau Expressway, or State Route 878. more

By Howard Kopel | 6/28/24

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