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You have no idea what teachers deal with
His name was David, and he killed himself in my second year of teaching. more
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Chimps face N.Y. court test of ‘personhood’
Chimpanzee stories invite cheap shots, jokes and memories of J. Fredd Muggs (a regular on “The Today Show”), but the true story of these primates in modern times is both shameful and tragic. more
Matthew Bruderman
Nassau University Medical Center: Much more than a hospital
Nassau University Medical Center is known for being the largest hospital on Long Island, but when you see our facility towering over the landscape, you should know, it is much more. Our medical … more
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Courtney Leonard’s large scale map of Long Island is made up of thousands of individual porcelain thumbprints resembling shells.
Environment as art
An original and compelling voice in contemporary art, Courtney M. Leonard’s artistic perspective takes root in her heritage as a member of the Shinnecock Nation. more
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Glen Cove resident Kathy Quinn-Taylor, top row, second from right, shared her work, as did other participants in Pinelawn Memorial Park and Arboretum’s healing workshop in March.
Widow finds way to cope with her loss at Pinelawn
Kathy Quinn-Taylor felt lost after her husband, Robert Taylor Jr., died last July. Her life, she said, has never been the same. Although she continues to appreciate support she’s received from … more
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First baseman Sam Travis enjoyed a huge first half at the plate with 12 home runs and 55 RBIs as the Ducks went 37-26.
L.I. Ducks rally for first-half title
It was an eventful first half of baseball for the Long Island Ducks, who became the Atlantic League’s all-time winningest franchise, captured the North Division’s … more
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MacArthur graduate Annie Park won the Nassau County golf championship, beating all the boys, in 2012, and also a collegiate title at USC.
Nassau Athletics HOF 2023 class announced
The Nassau County High School Athletics Hall of Fame will hold its 2023 induction ceremony Sept. 28 at the Crest Hollow County Club. For more information and tickets, go to www.sectionviii.org. … more
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Led by a strong senior group, Calhoun captured the NYS Class A girls’ volleyball championship Nov. 8.
Salute to H.S. sports champions in 2022-23
It was a banner season for many high school athletic programs in the Herald’s coverage area. Listed are the Top 20 team and individual accomplishments, in chronological order. more
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Miniatures and toy soldiers have been popular throughout history, from figurines owned by Louis XIV of France to modern children’s toys.
Raynham showcases history on a small scale
A new exhibition has opened at Raynham Hall Museum, featuring miniatures from a number of historical epochs and continents. Entitled “History in Miniature,” the exhibit offers visitors a different way to view history, capturing moments and ways of life from across the expanse of human history. more
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Representatives of local organizations and elected officials gathered at the Humes property in Mill Neck for the ribbon-cutting ceremony for the North Shore Land Alliance’s new headquarters.
North Shore Land Alliance celebrates 20 years
The North Shore Land Alliance has been celebrating its 20th anniversary this year, as well as the completion of its new headquarters at the Tavern House and Cook’s Cottage in the Humes Preserve in Mill Neck. After two decades of work, the future of land preservation on the North Shore is looking a little brighter. more
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